[Jennifer Hudson] is 22, has a beautiful voice and recently has lost over 50 pounds. When she discovered that she would be a contestant on American Idol, she did not hesitate when Millennium Designs offered to sponsor her show time apparel for the competition. Neither did Jennifer nor designer George R. have any idea that her pink strapless flounce-bottom dress with matching jacket, as illustrated here, would create such a stir. The garment has become the most talked about dress ever on the show. In fact, prior to this dress, fashion never existed in this phase of the competition. Simon attacked Jennifer over the dress, and the response has been like nothing imaginable. American Idol flew a crew to Chicago from Los Angeles to interview the designer, George R. and then Access Hollywood c...
Everybody's shouting - even Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson. It easy to tell that the excitement over "American Idol" is back. As the two judges of the television reality singing competition entered the press tent at the PaleyFest in Beverly Hills on Monday, reporters screamed questions and photographers yelled, "Look over here.
Thanks to charismatic rocker James Durbin, "American Idol" nights have become an excuse to play dress-up in the Brentwood, Calif., home of Brandon DeVincenzi. Before every show, Brandon, 12, styles his hair into a spiky mohawk like the one Durbin often sports. He also tapes his ears slightly forward, slips on several wristbands and hangs a shirt from the back of his pants to mimic the cloth "tail" favored by the singer from Santa Cruz, Calif.
LOS ANGELES - Scotty McCreery won the "American Idol" battle of the fresh-faced country crooners Wednesday, pulling more of a record 122 million-plus viewer votes than competitor Lauren Alaina. I never in my wildest dreams," said McCreery, a 17-year-old with a strikingly deep, old-soul voice that contrasts with his youth. "I've got to thank the Lord first ... he got me here.
David Cook won "American Idol" back in 2008, when the musical star-creating juggernaut provided a fan base of millions for the top 12 finalists. Perhaps as a result, when Cook looks out from the stage on his almost continual tours, he sees ... well, just about everybody.
Teenager Scotty McCreery recalls his initial "American Idol" audition last summer in Milwaukee, where he arrived at 4:45 a.m. with his father. The younger McCreery looked at the massive crowds surrounding them, and feeling intimidated said, "What are we doing here? There were so many great singers there," says McCreery, a singer and songwriter who took the top spot in the Fox show's 10th season. "It's still amazing that I even made it that far. It's like winning the lottery, but somebody has to do it."
The titles help. "Cannot Tell a Lie" - a close-up of modern-day George against a cherry-tree background - is based on the apocryphal story that every American schoolchild learns. In exterior and interior views of "Crossing the Delaware," the teammates hang in their limo, which is driving over an actual bridge that crosses the Delaware River. In "Outside the Battle of Trenton," the five faux players - [Joshua Reiman] and four of his buds - appear to be psyching themselves up for a big game; the photo's title, of course, refers to Washington's pivotal rout in the fight for independence from the British. Prior to their own "battle," Reiman's blinged-out warriors are "crossing the Delaware in style, without a worry," he suggests. "Today we're just kind of floating through like we're on top ...
Brothers Aaron and Mark Gutierrez have been stopped in the grocery store and hosted a camera crew at their house, thanks to their stint on "American Idol. Redlands residents Mark, 29, and Aaron, 28, sang a duet of Bill Withers' "Lean on Me" in the Los Angeles auditions last fall. They grabbed the attention of host Ryan Seacrest, who called their duet "so good!" and linked the video on his Twitter page Feb. 3. Judge Steven Tyler called the duet "godlike," according to the brothers and a Feb. 5 news report.
American Idol" judges Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson, along with host Ryan Seacrest, took a break from the second of two days of auditions at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center to talk to the media on Thursday. It was a return visit for "American Idol," which held preliminary auditions in Pittsburgh in July.
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