On the American Idol 7 season finale results show, Ryan Seacrest announced that ninety-seven and a half million votes came in for the two finalists. Seacrest also added that one David received 56% of the vote, and the other David received 44% of the vote. In Kansas City, Missouri, Mikalah Gordon led a hometown celebration for David Cook. In Salt Lake City, Utah, Matt Rogers led a hometown celebration for David Archuleta. Read all about how the season ended at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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The American Idol final two performance show kicked off like it was a championship boxing match. An announcer introduced David “Sugarfoot” Cook and David “Babyface” Archuleta, who were both decked out in boxing gear. After the grand introduction for the two finalists, the familiar face of Ryan Seacrest appeared to further pump up the crowd. Read who knocked out who at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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To kick off the American Idol final three results show, David Archuleta, David Cook, and Syesha Mercado performed “Ain’t No Stopping Us Now.” For the Ford music video, the final three performed “Heaven.” After a recap of last night’s American Idol performance show, Fantasia sang “Bore Me.” Get the full episode scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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On the American Idol final three performance show, David Archuleta, Syesha Mercado, and David Cook performed three songs each. To kick off the show, the finalists performed a song selected by the judges. David Archuleta sang “And So It Goes,” which was chosen by Paula Abdul. Randy Jackson said, “You are in the zone. You are in it to win it, baby.” Paula Abdul said, “Tonight, I really felt that you were a storyteller.” Simon Cowell said, “It was good. I don’t think it was outstanding.” Get the rest of the scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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On the American Idol final four results show, host Ryan Seacrest revealed that nearly fifty-one million votes had been cast for the top four finalists. Seacrest also revealed that the top three were all within one million votes of each other. For the first musical performance, the final four sang “Reeling In The Years.” Get all your Idol scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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On the American Idol top 5 results show, Ryan Seacrest revealed that over forty-five million votes were cast for the finalists. For the first musical performance, the top 5 finalists performed a compilation of various Neil Diamond songs. Get the scoop at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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On the American Idol top 5 performance show, each finalist sang two songs. The theme of the show was songs by Neil Diamond. Jason Castro sang “Forever In Blue Jeans” and “September Morn.” After Jason’s second performance, Randy Jackson said, “It was just ok.” Paula Abdul said, “I feel like it’s safe, and you need to get out of your comfort zone.” Simon Cowell said, “For the last two weeks, this is not the Jason we put into the competition.” Get all your Idol scoops at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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On the American Idol results show for the top 6 finalists, Ryan Seacrest opened the show by high fiving Randy Jackson and giving a kiss to both Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell. For the first performance of the evening, the top 6 finalists performed “All I Ask Of You,” while Andrew Lloyd Webber accompanied them on the piano. Read how it happed at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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For the American Idol top 8 finalists performance show, the theme was inspirational songs. Michael Johns sang “Dream On.” Randy Jackson said, “I thought that was a pretty good song choice for you, but it had some pitch problems to me.” Paula Abdul said, “You sound as good as you look.” Simon Cowell said, “I thought it was a very good performance.” See what the judges had to say at RealityTVMagazine.com!
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Straight up, now tell me…did Paula Abdul’s Super Bowl performance leave you wishing she’d put out more than just a single? Those of us who remember the Eighties (and still sometimes do the kitty-cat choreography of Opposites Attract in front of our bedroom mirrors sometimes…er…I mean…) have been salivating for an Abdul album since Cold Hearted Snake slithered off the airways. And those younguns who…okay, yeah, weren’t born yet (whatever) in the Eighties but have been Idolizing her for a few years would love nothing more than a CD to bring into their American Idol audition for an autograph, right? Visit RealityTVMagazine.com to learn more!
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