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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

David Cook Discusses New Album On “Wal-Mart Soundcheck” - American Idol 7 - David Cook



With his new album out in stores today David Cook is on a promotional tour trying to get the word out about his self-titled gem. It's great! I already have it!!

You can also buy it here

He does so on Wal-Mart Soundcheck, which is geared toward having more knowledge of the making of the album, as well as the meaning behind some of his songs. For those who want the full experience, you can go to the site directly


Monday, November 17, 2008

Elliott Yamin Has A New Song “Be Apart”? - American Idol - Elliott Yamin





Word on the street (it’s a short street…okay?) is that Elliott Yamin is gearing up for a new album. For fans of his, that’s great news.

In lieu of the news, somebody has leaked what may be a new Elliott Yamin song entitled “Be Apart.” I like it! It’s got a nice, soulful approach to it, without being too overbearing.

Elliott has always been one of the best artists Idol has ever had on its show and so it’s nice when I get news about him. Hopefully there is more on its way. Look for the completed album for sale on this blog in the near future.

Thursday, November 13, 2008

David Cook On “Total Request Live” To Promote Debut Album - American Idol 7 - David Cook



Before introducing his video yesterday at the MTV studios in Times Square for “Light On,” David Cook talked about his appearance on Saturday Njght Live and its historic significance, being paired onstage with former Presidential candidate John McCain.

And while Cook didn’t get quite the response that his buddy David Archuleta got a day earlier, he still got a good response from the mostly teenaged crowd.

He also talked about the song “Permanent” which he wrote for his brother Adam, who is currently battling cancer. Best of luck to him as he continues the good fight!

And you can listen to a sneak peek of David’s debut album right here! The self-titled joint officially comes out on November 18.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Paula Goodspeed 1978-2008







After hearing about the awful events that transpired in front of Paula Abdul's house yesterday evening (an apparent suicide from somebody infatuated with Paula Abdul), I don't really feel like writing about anything pertaining to American Idol today.

I will say this though: It's about time somebody puts an end to Idol judges treating these singers like they do. Perhaps this was a wake-up call to them and to 19 Entertainment.

I understand the bottom line of the show is that, in fact, it is "show business," but there must be a line drawn so we don't see this happen again. I have been known to have fun with these individuals as well, and for those of you I offended, my sincerest apologies. It's been a wake-up call to me also.

The truth is there are some singers who simply haven't been blessed with the tools to be able to sing. I don't think that necessarily means anyone has the right to ridicule them.

The only reason I started this blog was to help Jonathan and Kenny, two auditioners from Seattle who were being harassed by an individual who didn't understand they were special needs individuals and resorted to attacking them on their MySpace pages.

Initially I covered those who auditioned for Idol who didn't necessarily make the spotlight, or who weren't portrayed in a positive light. William Hung was special, and so were Jonathan and Kenny. James Lewis was and is my all-time favorite singer in the competition. It had nothing to do with their singing. It was more than that.

Idol reminds us that America is beautiful, no matter where you're from or who you are. The common denominator of the show is that anybody under the age of 28 has an opportunity to try out and to make it. I was and still am more interested in the show's auditions than I am the Hollywood portion of the competition.

For that very reason the death of Paula Goodspeed is more than a death; it's a death of an idea, so to speak. I think that's what makes it so sad.

There is obviously something we can learn from these so-called less talented individuals. Please enjoy her audition tape, her one opportunity in her heart to make a difference in this crazy world we live in. - BJ

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Did Idol Producers Backtrack On Legal Threats To Josiah Leming? - American Idol 7 - Josiah Leming


While American Idol producers claim they never “intended” to block the release of Josiah Leming’s debut album, due out in the new year, I find it hard to believe they didn’t try.

The supposed “lawsuit” generated headlines since Josiah’s mom is dying of cancer and some people in the industry felt it may be a tad unfair for Josiah to be the victim of yet another “bloodless coup” perpetrated by 19 Entertainment.

Others felt Warner Bros. were in on the whole deal, using Josiah’s dying mom as bait for their own “coup,” which in this case would have been rights to produce and distribute the album.

Whatever the case was, the folks at 19 Entertainment now say…after rumors were rampant they had threatened suit against Josiah and his company, Warner Bros…that the allegations were false and that Josiah’s contract “expired a few months ago.”

As for Josiah‘s take, he sure had a lot of “you know’s” in his interview with MTV and so I’m inclined to believe something did happen between 19 and Warner Bros.; he’s just not saying. Your take?

David Archuleta Fans Would Seriously Die For Their Man - American Idol 7 - David Archuleta



If ever there is a case for Secret Service agents to follow former Idols around like lost puppies with machine guns, the reasoning for it may come to you after you watch this video above.

Captioned “The Most Horrible Day Of My Life,” the video begins the way one would expect the American Idol 7 finale to have gone, the announcement and then a classy retort.

Uh, no. Not really. If you really wanna see why pre-teen America is going nuts for their Archie (and some other “anonymous” freaks) watch this video. But be warned: It may cause you to throw something at your monitor.

None (and I mean NONE) of the other blogs have the balls to say what somebody should really emote:

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! AHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHA!

BEH! (Choking)

Are you people serious? I BEG you to reply to this video. I would LOOOOVE to hear your reasoning for crying about a person losing a game show. Not only a game show, but also a KARAOKE GAME SHOW.

I know I’m not gonna get comped for saying the video is stupid, unlike other “bloggers,” and I could care less. And that’s the truth. Grow up, kids. Life only gets more difficult from here on.

Monday, November 10, 2008

David Archuleta Video Blog On Eve Of Album Release - American Idol 7 - David Archuleta

Instead of blogging on video, David Archuleta has been writing. If you’ve had an opportunity to read his liner notes in the jacket of his new album, you know that, LOLZ

Anyhow, here’s David talking about what he did this past weekend in Utah. He’s in NYC now preparing for the release of his new album and that drops tomorrow.

Friday, November 7, 2008

The Two Davids' Early Album Radio Debuts Were In Plans For Awhile - American Idol - David Archuleta & David Cook



Remember how we couldn’t figure out why David Archuleta’s self-titled debut album was being played on radio stations across the country, even though the album doesn't come out until Tuesday, November 11? Well, it turns out the whole thing was planned.
Both of the singers’ record companies (and 19 Entertainment, obviously) cooked up a deal with Clear Channel.

First you heard Archuleta’s album, which wraps up today and next week David Cook’s album may be listened to in its entirety on 100 Clear Channel radio stations.

And you can listen to both artists for a limited time, with Cook's album available on November 13.

Blake Lewis New Song “I Ran” - American Idol - Blake Lewis







Well, look who’s back! If it isn’t Blake Lewis, and just in time for the deluge of former Idols and their album releases.

The last time we saw Blake Lewis he was kissing on Haley “The Mole” Scarnato and generally annoying his neighbors with loud music. You know, the kind of stuff that gets headlines.

I’m gonna make a prediction. This song, a cover of the Flock of Seagulls classic, will be popular in the clubs with its techno sound. That’s a given, considering Lewis’ new tune is already getting as much or more airplay than the top dogs from season 7.

Could Blake Lewis be the breakout star?

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Kellie Pickler Has An Interesting Hairdo - American Idol - Kellie Pickler



Even though Kellie Pickler’s new ‘do looks like she went for the quick-fix stick-your-finger-in-a-light socket instead of hairspray and gel, it’s got pizazz, with a lot of z’s. LOL

Her interview with Access Hollywood also had a lot of spunk. She should talk more often. See it below:


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