Monthly Archives: April 2011

The second surprise elimination of American Idol‘s Season 10 is much less likely to cause a stir than the first. It’s not that people won’t be surprised that Casey Abrams was shown the door instead of color coordination-challenged Jacob Lusk. Most of America was … Continue reading →

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> In reading the outline of the new show The Voice, there’s a key phrase that stands out. “The television audience will help to decide who moves on.” The operative word there is “help.” It’s a word that American Idol has never … Continue reading →

> It was bound to happen eventually. After three previous trips to the Bottom Three, self-admiring vocalist Stefano Langone was finally shown the door. That’s not to say that we think that he deserved to go just yet. Our pick for … Continue reading →

> This week will be a quick post. My “day job” requires a lot of time in the week preceding Easter, so I’ll be cutting to the chase. As much as I’d love to skewer AI and it’s foolishness (such … Continue reading →

><p><p><a href=”http://www.coveritlive.com/mobile.php/option=com_mobile/task=viewaltcast/altcast_code=d60b31fb43&#8243; >American Idol Top 7: Songs From the 21st Century</a></p></p>

> As we move into the Top 7 of American Idol, the producers have given the cast a theme that is the musical equivalent of tofu for most of them — “Songs From the 21st Century.” With a theme that … Continue reading →

>After five weeks of American Idol 10, it appeared that the Americans didn’t want their Idol to be a girl. Week after week, Ryan Seacrest had the tough task of telling a female that their Idol journey was over. And … Continue reading →