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American Idol
May 14, 2009
Danny Gokey out of American Idol Final?

Danny Gokey, one of the most popular idols but was voted out of the shows final this week. The show had followed his progress from the start. His heart rendering story of his wife dieing and him building the strength to follow his dreams made it very sad farewell.
Paula Abdul had predicted it would be Danny and Adam in the final. She was only 50% right.
There was an amazing 88 million votes cast. With this amount of viewership it is almost guaranteed that Danny will become succesful recording artist.
The final next week pits Adam Lambert against Kris Allen.
We would like to see Kirs win but think the screeching Adam lambert will take the title.We would love to hear who you think would wi?
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May 10, 2009
Alison Iraheta, The last girl out of American Idol 09

The shortage of women this year in American Idol shows That the majority who vote are female. Women voters are obviously going to vote for the male singers. This means we have seen a shortage of girls in the final few.
We are sure this will not be last we hear of Alison. From previous years It has been apparent that, girls after the show go on to greater things rather than their male counterparts. Alison is young, has a unique look and distinct sound. She will be set for life!!!
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May 03, 2009
Adam Lambert to be first gay idol winner?
One of the leading competitors in American idol could be the first gay winner. Read the article below. Your comments are welcomed.
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SOURCE LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Adam Lambert wears eyeliner and diamond stud earrings, sings like a dream and has won a rare standing ovation from tough-minded judge Simon Cowell.
With three weeks to go before the "American Idol" final, Lambert, 27, is favored to win the No. 1 U.S. television talent show and become, possibly, the first gay or bisexual singer to be handed the "Idol" title by millions of Americans.
Lambert, praised by "Idol" judges for taking risks with songs like Cher's "Believe", has never publicly confirmed his sexual preference, nor has he denied speculation about being gay -- a striking contrast to 2003 runner-up Clay Aiken.
When photos showing him kissing other men and dressed in drag circulated on the Internet last month, Lambert said simply: "I have nothing to hide. I am who I am." Lambert ended in the bottom two for the first time on Wednesday night, but viewers have so far shown little sign of caring about his ambiguous sexual orientation.
An army of "Glambert" fans cheer him on, vote for him weekly and have made him the favorite to win.
"Some people are saying, wouldn't it be amazing that in the same year that the first African-American president took office in the U.S., we also elected the first gay and/or bisexual 'American Idol'," said Robert Thompson, professor of popular culture at Syracuse University in New York.
"I don't think that's comparable. Rather than being surprised, I am thinking 'Wow, have we really got this far without having one yet?'" Gender-bender stars are nothing new in the music business -- Elton John, Prince and the androgynous Boy George. Ellen DeGeneres and Rosie O'Donnell are openly lesbian, and while TV stars like Neil Patrick Harris have come out as homosexual, Hollywood awaits its first huge gay male star. "American Idol" may just give it to U.S. music fans.
The show has become a cultural phenomenon in the United States in the last eight years and is as much a popularity contest as a talent show.
The audience that averages 26.3 million viewers weekly has shown an openness to embrace everyone from 8 to 80 years old -- and it's the viewers who vote to decide who wins.
Aiken, the 2003 runner-up, dodged questions about his homosexuality for five years before publicly acknowledging in 2008 that he was gay. Lambert, who donned a white silk suit and diamond ear studs for the show this week, is more flamboyant in his dress, vocal style and performances than most -- if not all -- contestants. "Idol" judge Kara DioGuardi called him "confusing, shocking, over the top, theatrical -- but I like it!"

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