The cover of the album Dreyer’s will be giving away during their American Idol ice cream promotion has leaked.
Hey, where’s Melinda Doolittle?
What do you think of the choice of featured Idols?
Thanks Ina…
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Published by January 20th, 2008 in American Idol, Justin Guarini, Kimberly Caldwell, Anthony Fedorov, Mandisa, Chris Richardson, Constantine Maroulis, George Huff and Nadia Turner. 21 CommentsIdol Appearances for the Week of 12/02/07 - 12/08/07
Published by December 2nd, 2007 in American Idol, Jennifer Hudson, Bucky Covington, Justin Guarini, Carrie Underwood, Anthony Fedorov, Mandisa, Sanjaya Malakar, Blake Lewis, George Huff and Appearances. 7 Comments
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Sunday, 12/02 - Jordin Sparks appears on TeenNick.
Tuesday, 12/04 - Bucky Covington hosts Music City Madness 2 on CMT. 10 pm ET/PT.
Wednesday, 12/05 - Blake Lewis appears on The Sauce. FUSE tv. 6 pm. Blake Lewis appears on Entertainment Tonight.
Thursday, 12/06 - Blake Lewis’ video for “Break Anotha” debuts on Yahoo Music. Blake Lewis appears on The Early Show. CBS 7-9 am. Jennifer Hudson is one of Barbara Walter’s 10 Most Fascinating People 2007. The TV special airs on ABC 10 pm.
Friday, 12/07 - Blake Lewis’ AOL Sessions debut. Blake Lewis appears on Live with Regis and Kelly. Blake Lewis appears on Extra. Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson perform on the Movies Rock television special, broadcast on CBS at 9/8 pm.
Saturday, 12/08 - Daughtry appears on VH1 Top 20 Countdown.
Idols on Tour
LaToya London, Anthony Fedorov and Justin Guarini perform in the Help Is On The Way For the Holidays to benefit the Richmond/Ermet Aids Foundation. The Herbst Theater, San Francisco, CA 7:30 pm. Sanjaya Malakar and Leah LaBelle both sing solos in the Intiman Theatre’s production of Black Nativity in Seattle, WA. 2 pm and 7:30 pm. Sunday, 12/2.
Blake Lewis performs at the Kiss 106.1 Jingle Bell Bash in Tacoma, WA. Tuesday, 12/4.
George Huff and Mandisa begin a two week run of “Christmas on Main Street” at the First Presbyterian Church, Salinas, CA. Jordin Sparks appears in the 2007 KDWB Jingle Ball, Target Center, Minneapolis, MN. Friday 12/7
For more information, check out the Idol Appearances page…
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Idol Bits and Pieces
Published by May 14th, 2007 in American Idol, News, Justin Guarini, Jon Peter Lewis, Taylor Hicks, Chris Sligh, Chris Richardson, Melinda Doolittle, Jordin Sparks, Gina Glocksen, Sanjaya Malakar, Blake Lewis and Simon Fuller. 9 CommentsBlake Lewis, Jordin Sparks and Melinda Doolittle aren’t the only Idols having homecoming parties thrown in their honor. (Don’t forget to catch the Final 3 on the Tonight Show tonight, along with Taylor Hicks who will be performing…)
In Chesapeake, VA, Chris Richardson’s party takes place tonight at 6 pm at the Colin L. Hall Stadium where Chris used to play high school football.
Gina Glocksen is honored today in her hometown, Tinley Park, IL.
In Federal Way, WA, 200 fans donated at least a dollar to get an autograph from Sanjaya Malakar at his homecoming. Proceeds were donated to the Federal Way-based World Vision.
Speaking of Sanjaya, it looks like he’s a front runner to be one of 5 contestants in the VH1 reality show I Love New York 2. There’s a short video posted of Sanjaya doing some strange things with gummi bears. Hm. (I’m being told the video is fake, fake, totally fake…for more about Sanjaya’s homecoming check out Rickey.org )
In other Season 6 news, last week, Idol Chatter reported that Top 24 contestant, Sundance Head signed a record deal with Universal. Pretty good.
Chris Sligh’s official fan site has posted two songs from a worship album Chris and his band Half Past Forever recorded in 2004.
For excellent coverage of Blake Lewis’s homecoming (it was reported that 7,000 came out to see him) check out Team Plaid. They’ve got videos and links to news articles posted. Excellent.
My blogging buddy JD Matthews just posted another Idol interview. This time it’s with one of my favorite Idols EVAH, Jon Peter Lewis. I highly suggest you check it out. JD interviews the Idols, so I don’t have to. Heh.
Justin Guarini has teamed up with the Tea Council of America to launch a nationwide scholarship competition. Applicants can submit a one-to-two minute homemade Internet video that “incorporates some aspect of tea’s many health- related benefits.” The winner gets $20,000 towards their education and an all-expenses paid trip to New York City.
Finally, an interesting interview with American Idol creator, Simon Fuller. Fun quote: “At 46 you are not too old” – as long as you can keep manufacturing celebrities the public will buy.” For my favorite numbers crunchers:
Mr Fuller sold 19 to CKX, the vehicle of US talent mogul Robert Sillerman, for £83 million in 2005. Mr Sillerman is building up a larger version of 19, owning Elvis’s mansion Graceland and the image rights of Muhammed Ali, but 19 provides three quarters of CKX’s revenues ($151 million out of $210 million) and the bulk of operating profit ($28.8 million last year). Not bad, particularly as Mr Fuller, who is two years into a six-year contract, only earned $1.56 million as an employee.
Fun facts to know and tell…
thanks as always to the incomparable lisab…
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Bits and Pieces - Idol Update
Published by January 27th, 2007 in American Idol, Ace Young, News, Jennifer Hudson, Elliott Yamin, Katharine McPhee, Chris Daughtry, Bucky Covington, Justin Guarini, Kimberly Caldwell, Jon Peter Lewis and Mikalah Gordon. 7 CommentsI just updated the Idol Appearances page. If you know of an Idol Appearance that’s not listed, please contact me at mjsbigblog@gmail.com.
A bit of news on some of your favorite Idols….
This just in….one of the J’s–that’s Jeremy Brady the 2nd guitarist and youngest member of DAUGHTRY–has left the band. According to Chris’s latest video blog, Jeremy is “gracefully bowing out of the band.” Chris says they will miss him a lot, and that there are no hard feelings, but Jeremy feels this isn’t the, “right thing to be doing at this time in his life.” Chris is currently looking for a replacement. He better be–the DAUGHTRY tour starts tomorrow. It looks like the band will be scrambling to replace Jeremy.
Being the cynic that I am, I tend to take “official” announcements with a grain salt. Maybe Jeremy left for the exact reasons stated, but then again, maybe not. Unless some juicy rumors surface, we’ll probably never know.
Katharine McPhee’s debut album drops on Tuesday, January 30. It’s streaming online now at AOL here if you’d like to take a listen. Katharine describes the album as “rhythm pop”. I haven’t had a minute to listen to the CD myself yet–I’ll let you know what I think on Tuesday.
A bit more news on Elliott Yamin’s brand-new record deal. According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Elliott, “has signed with independent Hickory Records and also inked a deal with RED Distribution, which will help promote the album along with Sony/ATV, with whom he has a publishing contract.” The first single, “Movin On”, is expected to be available online by Feb. 13.
Justin Guarini has a new gig. He’s joined the TV Guide channel’s Idol Tonight as an on-air commentator. Check your local listings for channel. When the Top 12 starts airing in March, Idol Tonight will air a live pre-show on Tuesday before the performance episodes.
Jennifer Hudson was ABC News “Person of the Week”. You can watch her interview here.
Bucky Covington announced in a recent interview with Larry King that he’ll be appearing at the Grand Ole Opry in on Friday, March 9. The Idol themed episode of Larry King Live will be repeated Sunday night at 9 pm for those of you who missed it. It features Bucky Covington, Ace Young, Kimberly Caldwell, William Hung and others talking about their Idol experiences.
There are more and more Idol bloggers online as the show becomes bigger than ever. Ex-idols are even joining the fray. Jon Peter Lewis, one of my fav Idols, is blogging the current season for AOL’s TV Squad blog. You can catch up with his musings here. Rather than comment on each contestant, JPL is relating his own Idol experiences as he watches the show. Check this out from his New York recap,
I waited in line outside the Aloha Stadium in Honolulu for a couple of days, alongside thousands of people singing their lungs out, trying to prove to anyone who would listen that they were the next American Idol. Sometimes I get so caught up in the who’s who and what’s what of it all that I forget I was actually a part of it. I know what it feels like to stand in front of Paula, Randy and Simon, waiting for them to give you the thumbs up or down. It pretty much sucks. It’s probably the same feeling as hanging your balls out the window. I’ve never done that one before, though, so I don’t know.
Every second of every day during that whole week, just thinking of Idol made me feel cold, clammy and numb with nerves. I knew that at any moment I could be sent back to Idaho with a lot less money than when I started. Plus, I was looking at that audition as the one thing I’d do in life to say I gave the music business a shot. I’m pretty sure that if I hadn’t gotten a golden ticket — well, a yellowish piece of paper — to Hollywood I would have gone home looking for a nine to five and I knew I’d wake up 40 years later wondering where all the time had gone. Yeah, you could say there was a lot of pressure.
So, when I’m sitting at ease at home, eating lasagna on my Beatles Candlestick Park TV tray and wonder why people like Nakia Claiborne break down and say “I wish I could change their mind,” it’s easy for me to understand. These are their dreams, man. Still, if you’re not good, someone’s gonna tell you sometime. It’s just painful to watch.
He’s off to a good start, I think. Oh, and it looks like Mikalah Gordon is blogging Idol too…
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