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‘American Idol’ winner stays humble
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American Idol watcher, we’ll save you some trouble. Adam Lambert did not win Season 8. Kris Allen did.
But it’s runner-up Lambert — a proudly out-of-the-closet singer who doesn’t shy away from eye liner or paparazzi — who’s stealing all the attention.
Allen, 24, is OK with that. More or less.
“Here’s the thing. Adam’s a little more — OK, let’s say, lot more — controversial than I am, and the press wants him more right now,” says the singer-guitarist. “That’s fine with me. I’m happy for him. He is who he is, and I am who I am. If people want to put me on a cover of a magazine, then cool.”
Allen won’t be sharing any spotlights on Sunday, when he performs at the Dolphins Tailgate Stage at Land Shark Stadium (3 p.m.)
The “big” football fan is excited to play songs off his debut, self-titled album. Keep an ear out for some of his favorites, like the catchy Live Like We’re Dying, already out on YouTube.
The record drops Nov. 17. Good timing; that’s a week before Lambert’s.
The married Arkansas native says he is doing his best to avoid the curse that has befallen previous winners not named Kelly Clarkson or Carrie Underwood.
“The only thing that anybody can do is be ourselves,” Allen says. “I am going to do the music that I like. I hope people like it. If they don’t, that’s OK, too.”
Though he’s not in it for the fame, a little would be nice.
“We don’t have control over where the music business is headed,” he concedes. “I don’t make music for it to sell, I make music to make it. . . . Other people may have different agendas.”

The American Music Awards has a serious case of “American Idol“ fever.
Adam Lambert was the first Idolette to be announced as a performer for the awards fest, which will air Nov. 22 on ABC. (Lambert, far right, helped announced the nominations with Snoop Dogg and Paula Abdul this week.)
Lambert will have a lot of “Idol” company. “Idol” victors Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood will sing. Daughtry, featuring “Idol” alum Chris Daughtry, will perform, too.
Other performers announced so far are Alicia Keys, Jay-Z, the Black Eyed Peas and Jennifer Lopez.
Taylor Swift has the most nominations (6), followed by the late Michael Jackson (5).
ABC also will play up the “Idol” connection on the CMA Awards, set for Nov. 11. Underwood will co-host with Brad Paisley and sing. Daughtry will perform with Vince Gill.
Other performers at that bash will include Paisley, Swift, Tim McGraw, Billy Currington, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, George Strait, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney and Brooks & Dunn.
‘Idol Gives Back’ Returns in ‘American Idol’ Season 9
By · CommentsRecession and tough time in economy no longer stop “American Idol” to hold its charity program “Idol Gives Back”. The Emmy Award-winning television event that was absent last season will be staged once again during the season 9’s Top 7 announcement on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 at 8/7c.

“I am very pleased to announce that we will be doing our third Idol Gives Back on April 21, 2010,” said Simon Fuller, Idol creator and CEO of 19 Entertainment. “This is our opportunity to reach out and support the people of America and around the world who need our compassion and generosity to improve or even save their lives. America will undoubtedly prove once again what a remarkable and generous nation it is. For American Idol to be able to facilitate this kind of initiative makes me very proud.”
This year the focus will be put into the challenges children and families face. The charity organizations which will be affected include Children’s Health Fund, Feeding America, Malaria No More, Save the Children’s U.S. Programs and the United Nations Foundation.
Held annually before being skipped this year, the event features celebrities including from the politic world coming either as a presenter to encourage people to donate or as a musical guest. “This year’s special will feature performances and appearances by some of Hollywood’s biggest stars – as well as a few surprises – live from the American Idol stage,” read the press release.
The ninth season of “American Idol” returns January 2010 with Ellen DeGeneres in replacement of Paula Abdul.
I don’t exactly want to call it a Kris vs Adam thing, but it’s inevitable. We’ve seen it happen before: the American Idol winner slugging it out with the American Idol runner-up, although it doesn’t necessarily mean actual adversity between the two. You know what I mean, right?
Right now, it seems Adam Lambert is ahead of the battle: his album has reportedly gone to the second top slot on Amazon’s pre-sales chart. It’s a really mean feat: one, the album (which still has to get a name) won’t be released until November 24; and two, record label RCA has yet to announce that pre-orders for the glam rocker’s post-Idol debut are possible. In other words, it’s the fan base that’s keeping this whole thing rolling. Applause to Glamberts everywhere.
The album, which Adam promised to be an “eclectic” mix of dance-rock and glam-pop, features contributions from OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder and Lady Gaga’s producer RedOne, among others. (As an aside, I don’t expect Adam to do a Lady Gaga and show up all soaked in fake blood. I was referring to her VMA get-up, yes.)
As for Kris Allen? The Idol winner is still working on his album, which will be released on November 17, a full week before Adam’s. He’s just announced on his Twitter page that he’s working with Eg White, the Ivor Novello-winning songwriter behind Duffy’s “Warwick Avenue” and Adele’s Grammy-nominated “Chasing Pavements”, among others.
I’m quite excited because I like both songs–just don’t make it as odd as your first song, Kris. Add to that the fact that Kris is collaborating with other artists such as James Morrison, David Hodges, and the Fray’s Joe King. I’m not sure if I got those named right–they are a lot of names.
A Kris vs Adam thing? We’ll see.
You know how it goes. There’s always this long wait between the moment someone wins American Idol to the moment that someone releases a song that’s not a studio version of a previous performance, or a previously-released obscurity, or a tour bootleg. Same went with this year’s final four, although that seems to have shrunk a bit: Kris Allen’s got a new song. And oddly, I haven’t heard of it until it finally dropped. So here goes another one of those roundups: two items, one about that song, and the other, well, the title should’ve said it all.
Number one: They’re right. It does sound like… Surely you’ve heard “Live Like We’re Dying” on the radio yesterday? Or today? The song’s trademark Kris, and maybe a bit of the Script, if only because this song is actually a cover of an unreleased song from the Irish band. Just what you expect from a pop song–like stuff you probably heard elsewhere, only with a different vocals.
Funny enough, some heard the song and thought the chorus was similar to “Macarena”. And indeed, they are correct.
“It was really cool,” Kris told Z100 New York’s Elvis Duran, where his song got its world premiere. “You dream of this day, you dream of having a single out and having it on the radio, so this was a cool day.”
Seems this song will be part of the Idol winner’s first album, which’ll be out on November 17. Here’s the full version as spotted on YouTube. Thoughts?
Number two: There’s got to be a pair-up, between Ellen and… I don’t know what Ryan Seacrest is thinking, but what he’s expecting with Ellen DeGeneres joining the Idol fold: a “change [in] sexual tension”.
“Simon and Paula had a specific sort of tension, but this will be quite different,” he told Fox News.
Hrm. I’m trying my best not to mention Ellen’s sexuality here–shouldn’t be a big deal–but I wonder what Ryan meant here. Or better yet, to who should that tension be directed?
Because since Wednesday night all I’ve heard is stuff about Ellen, Ellen and Ellen. Well, there are still stuff about Ellen DeGeneres joining American Idol in this roundup, sure, but there are other people on the show too, you know. It wasn’t on for nine years for nothing…
Number one: No, David Cook did not buy someone an engagement ring. “One tabloid said I had been spotted in a jewelry store, picking out a ring,” the season 7 winner told The Grand Rapids Press. “I never even went into a jewelry store. Where do they get this stuff?”
I don’t know, David, but I guess you just have that many fans? Or doppelgängers?
“I’ve dated more people without my knowledge in the last year,” he quipped. “It is stressful when my mom calls up and says, ‘You didn’t tell me you were with so and so.’ I’m like, ‘Mom, I’m not!’”
Tell that to your fans who made you a Twitter trending topic for a couple of days.
Number two: It was just a joke. Really. Simon Cowell did tell The Early Show that if the Beatles were on here today, and if they decided to go on American Idol, he says three-fourths of the band would’ve made it through–and drummer Ringo Starr would’ve made the cut.
“Regarding my comments on the Beatles, it was a joke,” he later told Access Hollywood. “I have always said they were the group I have always wished I had signed.”
It’s what I call British humor. Right? Right?
Number three: As for the other judges on Ellen DeGeneres… it’s quite simple, actually.
Randy Jackson: “There’s so much music industry insider talk with me and Simon and Kara that I didn’t think we needed any more of that. Ellen hit it right on the head–I think she could be the voice of the people.”
Kara DioGuardi: “She is somebody who has watched the show from the beginning, knows everything there is to know about American Idol, and I think ultimately it’s going to be a great new energy.”
That, and the fact that she isn’t the new one already. Whether people will slag off Ellen joining the show is an entirely different matter.
Number four: And Ellen herself… “I’m gonna be so mean, that I’m gonna turn into a whole different person,” she told the paps for TMZ. “I’ll be the meanest judge that you’ll ever seen.”
Well, she meant “gentle mean”, but… cue fantasy sequence. I imagine Ellen dancing all over Simon.

“American Idol” judge Randy Jackson reacts to the news that talk show host Ellen DeGeneres will be joining him on the show, and reveals what he thinks she’ll bring to the judge’s table.
“[Ellen] can be the voice of the people among us,” Jackson said on “Fox & Friends” Thursday morning, responding to a question of whether it was “okay” for Ellen to be judging, considering she doesn’t have any music experience. “I think between me, Simon [Cowell] and Kara [DioGuardi], there’s enough musical experts to go around right there.”
Jackson said he’s known the talk show host for a long time and calls her a good friend. “Dude, listen, I love Ellen. … I think she’s going to bring a really interesting, different perspective to the people [and] to the panel.”
“American Idol” returns to television in January of next year.
“I don’t know how it happened myself,” Ellen DeGeneres said, after confirmation that she is taking Paula Abdul’s vacated seat as the new permanent judge on American Idol.
“I have not missed one episode of that show,” she added. “I love everything about it and I love music, as you know. Hopefully I’m the people’s point of view because I’m just like you. I sit at home and I watch it and I don’t have that technical… I’m not looking at it in a critical way from the producer’s mind. I’m looking at it as a person who is going to buy the music and is going to relate to that person.”
Ellen said those words to the audience of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, in a taping for an episode that will air later today. You can see the video below:
The Los Angeles Times just filled in on more details about Ellen’s inclusion in the show–and, as expected, it began when she appeared as a guest judge on another Fox reality series, So You Think You Can Dance. Network executives noticed what she did, and while Paula hasn’t officially left Idol at the time, they knew she wasn’t holding on to the gig any longer.
Fox was pretty lucky: Warner Bros., who produce The Ellen DeGeneres Show, did not get in the way of negotiations for the comedian to become the newest member of the Idol judging panel. However, before agreeing to the move, the extended her contract with the daytime talk show for three more years, until 2014.
Ellen took the opportunity to relate her Idol stint to everyone else. “I’m going to have a day job and a night job,” she told her talk show audience. “The times we’re living in… we’re all doing that. This is so exciting for me. We’ve been dealing with this for the last couple of weeks and I’ve been dying to tell everyone. It’s just been so hard to keep it a secret and we just finally got the OK and I’m so excited.”
And a well-kept secret it was.













