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Latest Updates ‘American Idol’ who’s in and who’s out
It’s finally down to the top 12…
Blake Lewis, last season’s runner-up, kicked off the musical portion of the show.
In Idol fashion what could take 30 minutes takes an hour (unless you have TIVO or a DVR).
America cast more than 36 million votes to help select the top 12. Too bad America doesn’t get to choose it’s next president this way.
Here’s a list of who made it through to the top 12 - David Cook, David Archuleta, Jason Castro, Brooke White, Michael Johns, Syesha Mercado, David Hernandez, Ramiele Malubay, Carly Smithson, Amanda Overmyer, Chikezie and Kristy Lee Cook
As Asia’h sings her finale Idol song, Danny Noriega and Chikezie are looking pretty little nervous. I’m guessing it’ll be Chikezie… Danny’s is tears before the results are announced… Ramiele losses it…so does Paula - the crowd is quiet.
Kady Malloy (her exit song was awful), Asia’h Epperson (Surprise - why didn’t she sing this well last night?), Luke Menard (he’ll done fine in dinner theatre) and Danny Noriega (I’m guessing his inner drag queen scared much of America).
I have to say I thought Danny would still be around for awhile longer. I also thought Asai’h performance wasn’t the worst this week… But America has voted. Shockers anyone?
Links: photos from the show
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By Carolyn
March 7, 2008 12:48 PM | Link to this
I think the top 12 is right on the money! What are you saying “dreamscape”…Kristy Lee Cook is great! I think she’ll make a wonderful country music star!
By dreamscape
March 7, 2008 12:01 PM | Link to this
I was surprised to see Kristy Lee Cook make it to the top twelve over Asia’h. But for the rest, I think they were the right choices. I think Danny Noriega is a good singer but I think he picked the wrong song and maybe some American’s weren’t ready for his flamboyantness.
By Michael
March 7, 2008 6:53 AM | Link to this
I think voters got it pretty much right, and I think I was wrong earlier in the season: the men are better than I thought.