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After visiting their respective hometown, Jessica Sanchez, Joshua Ledet and Phillip Phillips were back on “American Idol” stage Wednesday night, May 16. These Top 3 finalists would sing three songs: judges’ choice, the contestants’ choice and Jimmy Iovine’s choice, before one of them is sent on Thursday night and the others move on to the finals.
Joshua was the lucky number one, performing Etta James’ “I’d Rather Go Blind” which was chosen by Randy Jackson. Steven Tyler gushed, “This is another Joshua moment.” Jennifer Lopez also sang praise, “You are such a throwback and I love that about you,” while Randy said, “I hope you can bring your touch to modern times.”
Jennifer chose Mariah Carey’s “My All” for Jessica. Randy said it was the right song for her, while J.Lo admitted it was a hard song, but Jessica did it so beautiful in her own way. Steven chimed in, “When you sing you make people hang on your every note, get used to encores and in a crazy way, you will be the last one standing here.”
Phillip sang “Beggin” by Madcon per Steven’s request. Steven gushed, “I’m hoping that you write your own songs because you could be the new Springsteen.” J.Lo said it was great, while Randy felt he was at the Phil Phillips concert.
Asked by Ryan Seacrest about who won the first round, Randy thought Joshua has a slight edge of winning it. J.Lo disagreed as she thought Phillip won it, with Steven supporting her opinion.
In the second round, footage of the finalists’ hometown visits was played before they sang. “They are really acting like I am Barack Obama,” Joshua quipped as he was welcomed by a bunch of fans in Westlake, Louisiana. Back on “Idol” stage, he sang “Imagine” by John Lennon. All three judges love it, with J.Lo commenting it’s “a pull back moment” for Joshua.
For her hometown visit, Jessica traveled by helicopter to Chula Vista, California where she reprised her rendition of “Dance With My Father” for her dad who is overseas. Later on the live performance show, she sang her own choice “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith. Steven said, “You just took a great song and made it greater, beautiful,” while Randy thought, “It was slow in the beginning, but you delivered.”
Before Phillip sang “Disease”, “Idol” showed footage of him visiting Leesburg, Georgia, during which he returned to the pawn shop. His rendition of the Matchbox 20 song was deemed “just okay” by Randy. J.Lo and Steven agreed, with the former saying, “That was an easy performance for you.”
In Round 3, Joshua sang “No More Drama” by Mary J. Blige. Jimmy predicted Joshua would have another shining moment like he did with “It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World”. Randy commented, “At this point it doesn’t matter what you do or what you sing, people should just vote for you.”
Jimmy picked Jackson 5′s “I’ll Be There” for Jessica to show how young she is. J.Lo said Jimmy made a good choice and Jessica “killed it at the end.” Steven said it was “over the top,” but Randy said it was just okay.
Wrapping up the night, Phillip sang “We’ve Got Tonight” by Bob Seger as requested by Jimmy, who explained that the song would address both Phillip’s male and female fans. Randy said Phillip has “a giant moment” with the song, while J.Lo gushed, “There are about a million girls out there that wish you were singing it to them, it was like a lullaby, perfect.”
Jennifer Lopez still has no idea about her future on “American Idol“. Stopping by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, the only female judge on the reality show hinted that she might not return to the upcoming season because she misses “doing other things.”
“I enjoy it. I really do enjoy it. Now this is my second year,” she told host Ellen DeGeneres. The 42-year-old mother of two quickly added, “I don’t know if I can go for a third year. It really does lock you down.”
The estranged wife of Marc Anthony further mentioned her children as the things that may affect her decision. “Now they’re getting more mobile. They’re about to go to school,” she explained. “I just don’t know. I don’t know.”
Met at another event, J.Lo was asked to comment on the newly announced “The X Factor (US)” judges, Britney Spears and Demi Lovato. “They’re both more than capable to handle it,” so she told Access Hollywood at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”.
“I think they’ll have a good time,” she went on gushing. “It’s fun – working with the singers and doing your thing and knowing what you’re talking about from experience and they both have that.”
Asked what Spears and Lovato need to do on the Simon Cowell-created show, the “Papi” hitmaker said, “You don’t have to be tough. There’s not one way to do that, reality TV, and those competition shows [are] about being yourself, it’s about being your best self and I think that’s the most important thing.”
There’s only two weeks to go before “American Idol” season 11 winner is chosen, and the remaining 4 finalists were back on the stage this week to garner fans’ votes. Phillip Phillips, Hollie Cavanagh, Joshua Ledet and Jessica Sanchez delivered two individual performances each.
In the first round where the contestants performed songs by Californian artists, Phillip chose to cover “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Randy Jackson called it “sensational” although it started off a little rough. Jennifer Lopez said, “It was perfect,” while Steven Tyler commented, “You are living proof that the road to success is always under construction.”
Hollie sang “Faithfully” by Journey and Steven praised her song choice which was “over the top.” Randy also liked it as he said, “I am so amazed, you came back and you’ve been slaying us every week, you did Journey proud. Dude, you were right in the zone.” J.Lo added, “It makes me feel a little emotional, seeing how much you have grown, I’ve been waiting to see you sing and it was really very beautiful.”
Joshua sang Josh Groban’s “You Raise Me Up” and dedicated it to his father. “Everything that you do I am excited to see, you are going to have a gi-normous career,” Randy said in his review. J.Lo reminded him to keep consistent until the end, while Steven gushed, “The world is accepting you like nobody’s business.”
“Steal Away” by Jimmy Hughes was Jessica’s choice. Randy and J.Lo praised her vocals with the former adding that she can sing anything. Steven chimed in, “I loved it, you just nailed it, you showed the other side of your voice.”
Before moving on to the second round, the four contestants sang in a group of two. After their awkward duet last week, Phillip and Joshua were paired again to sing “This Love” by Maroon 5. They got rave reviews from the judges.
Hollie and Jessica, meanwhile, teamed up to sing “Eternal Flame” by The Bangles. The judges were divided with Randy saying the performance was weird for him. However, J.Lo didn’t think it was bad. Steven said, “You didn’t sing it like the guys, but you’ve turned into our favorite swingers.”
All four of them then sang in a quartet to deliver a cover of “Waiting for s Girl Like You” by Foreigner.
For the second individual performance, the finalists sang the songs they wish they wrote. Phillip’s choice was “Volcano” by Damien Rice. According to Randy, it was one of Phillip’s best performances on the whole season. For J.Lo, “it was one of the most beautiful poignant moments ever on ‘Idol’.”
Hollie’s favorite was “Can’t Make You Laugh Me” by Bonnie Raitt, but Randy thought the song was “wrong” for her. Steven said, “This song is all about how you can feel the song and I found it fell short.” J.Lo pointed out that “there was too much shaking in her vocals.”
Joshua once again wowed the judges with his rendition of James Brown’s “It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World”. Randy gushed, “If you want to know what singing is all about, just listen to Joshua Ledet,” while Steven added, “Neither man nor women have sang that good with such compassion ever on this show, I have never heard anything like that in my life.”
Last but not least, Jessica sang “And I’m Not Telling You” by Jennifer Holiday. Randy said the 16-year-old songstress is “phenomenal.” Steven said it was “another winning performance,” while J.Lo thought “it’s going to be a real race to the finish.”
On Thursday, May 10 results show, America will send home one of these four contestants to get the final three. Former winner David Cook and judge J.Lo are billed as musical performers.
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Vying to be an “American Idol“, Hollie Cavanagh, Jessica Sanchez, Joshua Ledet, Phillip Phillips and Skylar Laine had to take on British songs on Wednesday, May 2. With Steven Van Zandt being billed as a guest mentor, each of the Top 5 additionally performed a song from the 1960s in the first round.
Hollie came out first and belted out “River Deep, Mountain High” by Ike & Tina Turner. Steven Tyler said that she finally stepped out, as Jennifer Lopez felt the energy. Randy Jackson also liked it, but advised her to be less self conscious.
Phillip sang “The Letter” by The Box Tops. Randy loved it that the 21-year-old singer made the song his own. J.Lo did not know the song, so she wasn’t sure if there was no melody. Steven indeed thought Phillip messed up the melody, but he could get away with it.
CCR’s “Fortunate Son” was Skylar’s choice and Randy said she delivered another great performance. J.Lo called it natural and fearless, gushing, “It’s like you attack every single song.” Steven also loved everything about it.
Before presenting another individual performance, the show presented a duet of “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” by Joshua and Phillip. Randy said it started slow, but it came alive and they delivered it, while J.Lo commented that the two seemed so nervous together.
Jessica then came out with her rendition of “Proud Mary” by Tina Turner, which divided the judges. J.Lo said it was great, but Steven thought the song wasn’t meant for Jessica. Randy, meanwhile, said the performance was barely okay.
Joshua wrapped up the first round with a cover of The Temptations’ “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg”. Steven said Joshua is one of the two best “Idol” singers ever, while J.Lo said he’s a throwback from another era. Randy said the Louisiana boy could bring back R&B.
In the second round, Hollie came back on to the stage with a cover of “Bleeding Love” by Leona Lewis. J.Lo said it had a beautiful and intimate quality. Randy, meanwhile, believed Hollie is two for two that night.
Phillip chose “Time of the Season” by The Zombies. Steven said he’s happy that Phillip sang this song, as J.Lo felt that it could be his song. Randy also loved it.
Before Skylar sang Dusty Springfield’s “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me”, she teamed up with Jessica and Hollie to sing “Higher and Higher” by Jackie Wilson. Randy said the girls’ performance sounded amazing, while J.Lo said it’s a real treat to have them singing together.
Skylar also got rave reviews for her individual performance, with Randy calling it flawless and amazing. J.Lo said she could win the competition with a performance like that, and Steven pointed out that she gets better every time she sings.
Jessica sang “You Are So Beautiful” by Joe Cocker and she showed her beautiful voice once again, Steven commented. J.Lo also loved it, as Randy praised her for having an amazing talent level.
The judges were brought to their feet after Joshua sang “To Love Somebody” by The Bee Gees. J.Lo said he’s one of the best singers in 50 years, while Randy said Joshua is one of the best ever on the show. Steven agreed with his fellow judges.
Akon thinks Jessica Sanchez’s singing skill is beyond the standard of “American Idol“. Having shown his interest to sign the 16-year-old contestant when he served as a guest mentor on the reality series, the R&B artist told E! News at the Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami, “She’s beyond the talent that’s supposed to be there.”
“I think she’s overqualified, I really do,” he went on gushing. “And she’s only 16. Like, I’ve been around a lot of superstars. I haven’t seen anyone at that age sing like that.” Declaring Jessica as his favorite on “Idol” season 11 by far, the “Right Now (Na Na Na)” hitmaker said, “I know I shouldn’t be saying this, but I kind of want her to get voted off so I can sign her.”
Akon’s wish almost came true when Jessica got the lowest vote two weeks ago, but the judges saved her. Sharing his thought on why such talented contestant could land on the bottom place, he said, “[People] naturally assume that she’s been voted for because she’s so good. So they chose to vote for someone else to kind of even the balance and she’s not getting the votes.”
39-year-old Akon had previously expressed his confidence on Jessica’s bright future in music industry. “I knew from Day One, I said she’s going to be a legend one day. I believe it, I really do,” he said after guest mentoring the “Idol” Top 7 finalists.
Another contestant has reached the end of her “American Idol” journey. After two weeks of shocking elimination episodes, the FOX singing competition narrowed down the remaining Top 6 to five on Thursday, April 26 night by revealing that Elise Testone was the one who has to bid goodbye this week.
Being the oldest of season 11′s finalists, the 28-year-old teacher from Charleston, South Carolina had survived several trips to the bottom three before, but received the fewest viewer votes out of the reported 58 million votes cast following Wednesday’s performance episode. She was joined by Hollie Cavanagh and Skylar Laine.
Testone received mixed reviews from the judges for her performance of Queen’s “I Want It All” and Jimi Hendrix’s “Bold as Love”. While Jennifer Lopez praised her rendition of “I Want It All”, Randy Jackson told her that her second choice of song “wasn’t the right song for this time in the competition.” In the end, she exited the show singing Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love”.
The Thursday show was kicked off with a performance of “Somebody to Love” by an official Queen tribute band dubbed The Queen Extravaganza. It also saw season 10 contestant Stefano Langone delivering his debut single “I’m on a Roll”, and Katy Perry presenting a military-themed “Part of Me”.
“American Idol” was back on Wednesday, April 25 with the Top 6 singing two songs, one from Queen’s catalog and another which is their personal choice. Roger Taylor and Brian May of the legendary rock band stopped by to give some advice to the contestants. The veteran musicians and the young singers then collaborated on stage to perform a medley of “Another One Bites the Dust”, “We Will Rock You” and “We Are the Champions”.
Ryan Seacrest, who reportedly caught a stomach bug, sat on a stool while introducing Jessica Sanchez as the first performer in the first round. She took on “Bohemian Rhapsody”. Jennifer Lopez loved her voice, but thought that she needed to “go more into that rock performance.” Steven Tyler said, “I think Freddie Mercury would have been proud to hear that even though rock is not your forte.”
Skylar Laine made one of her best performances with a cover of “The Show Must Go On”, so Randy Jackson said. J.Lo said she got goosies watching Skylar’s performance, as Steven gushed, “That was over the top… That was fabulous.”
Joshua Ledet got the first standing ovation of the night with his rendition of “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”. J.Lo declared that he is her favorite on the show, while Steven added, “You have such a classic style, you sound like nobody else and Freddy would love the way you did the two step.”
Elise Testone belted out “I Want It All”, which marked another best performance by the 20-year-old singer. “That was you in your element, you looked great and sounded great, you murdered it,” J.Lo commented. Steven chimed in, “You found your stride, you sang that like the classic song that was.”
Phillip Phillips put a different twist on “Fat Bottomed Girls”, which earned praise from J.Lo for his effort to “give us different flavors.” For Randy, however, it was a so-so performance as he commented, “If I am being really honest, I like it but I didn’t love it, it was good.”
Hollie Cavanagh sang “Save Me”, but the performance may not save her from the chopping block. Though calling it good, Randy said, “I didn’t like that you pulled back so far in the song, you need to have a moment and that song didn’t have that for you.” J.Lo added, “It went off a tiny bit when you did that. I want to see you enjoy it more, smile more. I still think you are thinking too much.”
For the second round, Jessica sang Luther Vandross’ “Dance With My Father Again” dedicated to her father. Randy and Steven thought she definitely can sing every song, as J.Lo commented, “That is probably the best way I have ever heard that song, it was beautiful.”
Skylar covered Jason Aldean’s “Tatoos on This Town”, and she “hit that big note at the end,” Randy said. J.Lo quipped, “You slayed it,” but Steven thought it was not as good as when she sang “Heard It Through the Grapevine”.
India.Arie’s “Ready for Love” was Joshua’s personal choice, which helped him earn another standing ovation. Randy and J.Lo lost for words due to the amazing performances, while Steven expressed his wish for the Louisiana singer, “I hope the labels gets you some good songs.”
Elise opted to do “Bold as Love” by Jimi Hendrix, but Steven thought it wasn’t the right song choice. “You touched my heart with that but you got to pick songs that people know,” so the Aerosmith vocalist said. Randy also complained about the song choice, but J.Lo thought Elise “slayed that song so much.”
Phillip covered “The Stone” by Dave Matthews Band. J.Lo said it was pretty, but “too artsy” and “not right for this point in the competition.” Randy appreciated it anyway, as Steven called the performance entertaining although he didn’t like the melody.
Hollie did “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus and earned praises from the judges. “That is the Hollie that we love… That was beautiful, perfect song for you,” Randy said. Steven added, “It doesn’t matter what kind of accent you have, you sang it beautiful, good for you,” commenting on her British accent which was discussed by the other finalists.
Ryan Seacrest is staying on “American Idol” for at least two more years. FOX announced on Monday, April 23 that the radio personality has inked a new deal, reportedly worth $15 million a year, to continue his hosting gig on the reality singing competition.
“Ryan has been with AMERICAN IDOL from the very first day. I can’t imagine the show without him,” the show’s creator and executive producer Simon Fuller stated in a press release. “He is the consummate host and an exemplary professional. Having Ryan continue to be a part of the AMERICAN IDOL family is great news for everyone.”
Seacrest himself is “excited” to continue his journey with “American Idol” which he has hosted for 11 years. “The legions of fans, amazingly talented contestants, judges, and producers, along with the hard working IDOL crew, impress me every time we go on air and make hosting the show a dream job,” the host of “E! News” added.
“I especially appreciate the support and confidence of Peter Rice, Mike Darnell and the entire FOX team – as well as the support of everyone at FremantleMedia North America – and I look forward to continuing our partnership.”
Seacrest has a separate deal with NBC Universal, which is close to be finalized as well. The deal includes the already announced role as part of NBC team for Olympic games coverage in London this summer.
Airing Date: April 26, 2012
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Airing Date: April 25, 2012
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