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Susan Boyle Was Offered A Role In Glee

Britain’s Got Talent phenomenal Scottish singer Susan Boyle has reportedly been offered a cameo role in an American musicalcomedy-drama tv series Glee. Ryan Murphy, creator of the show, approached chart-topper Boyle for a role in the show. Murphy confirmed to Entertainment Weekly his interest in the Britain’s Got Talent singer saying: “I have two words for you – lunch lady. I think Kurt would just die to give [Susan] a Christmas makeover.” He added, “I don’t even know if she’s interested but it’s been pitched.” Murphy also confirmed that a sequel to the hugely popular Madonna Glee tribute episode is in the pipeline, but refused to say whether Madge herself would make an appearance. He stated: “We’re doing a sequel to the Madonna episode. I can’t say. But she’s sort of the muse of our show, I think now.” Ryan added, “She loves the show and has supported it. She gets the show is about arts education and so she’s very supportive about that.” Susan Boyle Was Offered A Role In Glee is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Crystal Bowersox’s ‘American Idol’ Success Foretold At 1997 Talent Show

‘You’ll see her one day on television,’ then-principal Dan Kalo is heard saying on video of Bowersox’s middle-school performance. By Gil Kaufman Crystal Bowersox Photo: MTV News Toledo, OHIO — Not many people can legitimately claim to have predicted that season nine “American Idol” contender Crystal Bowersox would be a TV star some day. But Dan Kalo can. Kalo, you see, was the principal at Oak Harbor Middle School near Toledo, Ohio, from 1984 to 2001, during which time Bowersox attended the school, and he famously predicted that she’d make it big. “She was just so good and it was such a surprise to see this young girl, who was kind of shy and never brought a lot of attention to herself, play a song in front of an auditorium packed with 500 people,” said Kalo of Bowersox’s performance at the school’s annual talent competition in 1997, when the singer was in seventh grade. MTV News recently traveled to Oak Harbor, where current principal Marie Wittman proudly played the video of Bowersox’s winning performance, which earned her a cash prize and the first boost of confidence in her then-blossoming music career. In the clip — shot by a parent in the audience — Bowersox is seated on a chair wearing a blue jumper and white turtleneck, her hair in a blonde bob, performing a scatting, acoustic jazz version of Jewel’s “You Were Meant for Me.” A bit nervous at times, Bowersox nevertheless plays and sings the song with conviction, and at the end, when the prizes are being distributed, Kalo can be heard saying, “Kids, you saw her here first at Oak Harbor Junior High. You’ll see her one day on television: Crystal Bowersox.” Kalo, who now lives in Florida, hasn’t seen the video in more than a decade, but he distinctly remembers how impressed he was with Bowersox at the show, which was one of the school’s last pre-Christmas events before holiday break. “When I found out she was on ‘American Idol,’ I had this flashback to junior high school and when I would see her walking in the halls and how well-liked she was,” said Kalo, who could not remember Bowersox ever getting into trouble or even getting detention for being late to class. “What’s funny is that we had excellent band and choir programs and she participated in those, but I don’t remember her ever having a solo, and I attended every performance.” Though he watched “Idol” only occasionally in prior seasons, Kalo said he’s been glued to every episode this year. Current principal Wittman, whose office is covered with University of Michigan spirit gear, said she first saw the Bowersox video a month ago when she walked in on a teacher showing it in art class. As it turned out, his son had been in the same talent show and he recently realized Bowersox, 24, was on the tape as well. “I walked down and he was showing the video and [I said], ‘Oh my goodness,’ ” she said. “And [he said], ‘Listen to Dan.’ When he [Kalo] made that prediction, I was like, ‘That is incredible. So insightful.’ ” The school’s cheerleaders recently painted nearly every storefront window in downtown Oak Harbor, and Wittman said the recognition has done wonders for morale in the small town near Ottawa County where Bowersox grew up. The unemployment rate here is at more than 19 percent, almost 10 points higher than the state average. Bowersox’s run on “Idol” has energized the school, which was awash in red MamaSox-boosting shirts last Wednesday (May 5). Wittman also used the singer’s success to help inspire her current students to do well on their recent Ohio achievement tests by showing the talent-show clip. “I can actually play off of Crystal’s success because she was very driven at a young age and has worked so hard,” said Wittman. Wittman’s husband, Jerry, happened to stop an MTV crew an hour later in downtown Oak Harbor to proudly play a CD of original Bowersox songs on his car stereo outside one of the shops with the sanctioned Crystal graffiti on the windows. “I told the students that with hard work and dedication and all of those good things, that they will be successful some day, that they never know where their dreams can take them,” principal Wittman said. “She’s a small-town girl, we’re small-town people, and so all this recognition is not something that we’re used to,” she said, pointing to a 1999 yearbook on her desk with a picture of Crystal as an eighth grader, when she was named “most likely to someday be a famous artist or sculptor.” Walking the halls of the school, just outside the doors of the auditorium where Bowersox performed that award-winning Jewel song, eighth-grade math teacher John McKitrick recalled the first time he heard Crystal sing. McKitrick was the swim coach back then and Crystal was on his team. “After swim meets, our bus rides were quite … hectic,” he said, recalling how hard it was to quiet down the boisterous junior high kids after a meet. “But Crystal, usually around Christmastime, would sing Christmas songs on our bus rides and the kids would pretty much get quiet the whole bus ride home. And we’d have Crystal sing us from one point to the next point. The bus rides were always so much more enjoyable with Crystal singing.” Related Photos Crystal Bowersox’s ‘American Idol’ Experience

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Project Runway’s Jay Sario Sounds Off to Movieline: ‘I Knew I Was Robbed’

Jay Nicolas Sario’s fourth-place finish on Project Runway isn’t just a loss for the 31-year-old San Francisco resident himself — it kinda sucks for us too. Jay’s deocy collection at Bryant Park was a master class production , and seeing Michael Kors rendered asthmatic would have been a record-early Christmas treat. Sadly, Jay was eliminated in favor of Mila last night, but he took time to tell Movieline about Tim Gunn’s advice, Mila’s “expected” collection, and the fellow designer who helped him during a dark hour.

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South Park Season 14 Episode 5: 200 [Video Link]

South Park Season 14 Episode 5 is entitled “200″. The 5th installment of this series was aired at 10PM on Comedy Central. Missing an episode can sometimes bring a level of grief. Fortunately there is technology to help save the day. We have provided a link above and below that will lead you to a site showing a replay of this episode. If you are a frequent visitor to this site, you would notice that you can find links to back episodes of this series simply by doing a search at the top right corner of this page. If you are having a hard time with your search, just let us know and we will help you out. Now without further ado, please check out the show and episode summary below. South Park is an animated series featuring four boys who live in the Colorado town of South Park, which is beset by frequent odd occurrences. The show grew out of short film that Trey Parker and Matt Stone created called The Spirit of Christmas, and has become an award-winning show that is a� More unique blend of humor and satire. Here is the summary of the episode: South Park Season 14 Episode 5 – 200 TBA. Watch South Park Season 14 Episode 5 . If you found this post useful or you simply liked what you read, please subscribe via the subscription field below for free! The DWB team does its best to provide you with the latest information possible found in the internet. Whether be it sports, world or simply just the latest news buzz, we will provide it to you. However, sites that we link to are not our own so please use your discretion when visiting those sites. Nevertheless, we have checked them firsthand to make sure they are working fine. South Park Season 14 Episode 5: 200 [Video Link] is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Justin Bieber Says He Thought ‘Bad Thoughts’ To Get Through ‘SNL’ Skit

‘She’s a really nice person,’ Bieber tells MTV News of ‘Saturday Night Live’ host Tina Fey. ‘And she’s cute too!’ By Josh Wigler, with reporting by Tim Kash Justin Bieber Photo: MTV News Justin Bieber and Tina Fey aren’t necessarily the likeliest candidates to share screen time, but that’s exactly what happened over the weekend, as the “Baby” singer was the special musical guest on the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live,” hosted by the “30 Rock” star/writer. In an exclusive interview with MTV News on Sunday morning after the show (April 11), Bieber said he was thrilled to participate in “SNL,” particularly alongside Fey. “It was fun, just acting [with Fey],” Bieber said. “It was cool to get to be a part of ‘SNL.’ ” Musical guests on “Saturday Night Live” are traditionally relegated to two concert appearances over the course of the show, but Bieber happily joined in on several of the evening’s skits. In one particularly memorable segment, Bieber played a mediocre science student named Jason Deeps, but what he lacked in academic knowhow he more than made up for with his “dreamy Christmas elf” looks, causing his teacher (Fey) to fantasize about a romantic life between the two of them involving panini sandwiches and “some Spanx to make her teeny.” “It was hilarious and it was a lot of fun to do,” Bieber laughed while recalling the skit. “I just tried to act and I thought of bad, bad thoughts [to distract myself].” When asked if he had an easy time flirting with Fey in the skit, Bieber smiled and answered: “Yeah!” “She’s cool,” he said of Fey, whose romantic comedy “Date Night” alongside Steve Carell premiered this weekend to strong box-office numbers. “She’s a really nice person. She’s really down to earth, not really like Hollywood. She’s cool. And she’s cute too!” Bieber said the chance to appear on “SNL” alongside Fey and the rest of the cast was a thrilling opportunity. “It was a lot of fun,” he said. “I really had a great time doing it. Like I said, it was ‘SNL’!” Tell us what you thought of Justin Bieber’s “Saturday Night Live” appearance in the comments section below!

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Justin Bieber, Tina Fey Make A Dynamic Duo On ‘Saturday Night Live’

‘He was one of the babies in ‘Baby Mama,’ Fey jokes about teen sensation. By Josh Wigler Justin Bieber performs on “Saturday Night Live” Photo: NBC Justin Bieber was this week’s musical guest on “Saturday Night Live,” but the teen sensation’s appearance went far beyond that. In fact, Bieber practically acted as a co-host for Tina Fey by energetically participating in several of the show’s skits. Bieber made his debut during Fey’s opening monologue. The “30 Rock” star joked that she’d noticed an unusual amount of young female fans throughout the week’s preparations for the show. “I must be more of a role model than I thought,” she deadpanned before acknowledging that the fan base had actually gathered for Bieber. “He was one of the babies in ‘Baby Mama’ — two years ago,” she joked about her past association with the singer. Bieber then joined Fey on stage for a brief rendition of “I’m Every Woman” (a hit for both Chaka Khan and Whitney Houston), which was used to comically demonstrate how Fey juggles her responsibilities on “30 Rock,” “Date Night” and other creative endeavors, including her guest stint on “SNL.” Later, Bieber starred in a skit as Jason Deeps, a C+ student in Tina Fey’s fictional high-school science class. Fey’s teacher character constantly fantasized about Bieber’s character, a student she described as “a dreamy Christmas elf” who looked like “a baby bunny sniffing a tiny flower.” In response, Bieber’s Deeps flirted with Fey — presumably setting young hearts aflutter across the country — and sang her a variety of fantasy songs, during which he promised to “buy her a Panini and some spanks to make her teeny.” Immediately thereafter, Bieber hit the stage for an energetic performance of “Baby,” the hit single from his My World 2.0. LP . Accompanied by a group of dancers, Bieber did a solid job on the song’s rap section , performed by Ludacris on the record. For his second performance, Bieber sang “U Smile.” At the end of the song, Bieber told Fey that every time she smiles, he smiles. In addition to Bieber’s contributions, the “Saturday Night Live” gang lampooned several hot topics including Jesse James’ alleged infidelity towards Sandra Bullock, Tiger Woods’ recent return to golf and President Barack Obama’s 2010 Census Form. Fey also reprised her famous impersonation of Sarah Palin, pretending to launch an Oprah Winfrey-inspired television network with programs such as “Are You Smarter Than a Half-Term Governor,” “That’s So Palin” and “The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.” The Fey-Bieber lovefest concluded with a big hug during the show’s finale. What did you think of Justin Bieber’s appearances on “Saturday Night Live”? Let us know in the comments below! Related Artists Justin Bieber

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Film Trailer: Stallone Is Back With Willis and Schwarzenegger

Source: The Independent – The story follows a team of mercenaries on a mission in a South American country to overthrow its dictator. The film also stars Chinese superstar Jet Li, Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren, Eric Roberts, and Jason Statham (the Transporter series). These masters in combat sport names like Lee Christmas, Yin Yang, Hale Caesar, and Toll Road. The situation grows more dangerous, complicated by a hostage and despite the fearlessness, trouble erupts with power-packed clashes, weapon wielding and explosive attacks. It also features the late Brittany Murphy. > > Read More Film Trailer: Stallone Is Back With Willis and Schwarzenegger is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Kids Choice Awards 2010 Winners and Nominees

Kids Choice Awards 2010 Winners and Nominees – The Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards is also known as the KCA’s and it held and telecast live. It’s mostly held in late March or early April. Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards features numerous celebrity guests and musical acts every year and beautiful Britney Spears has won the most KCA awards. According to sources the first lady Michelle Obama will be making an appearance at the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards which is scheduled on Saturday 27th March. Not only she but many other stars will also be there to perform include Tina Fey, Robert Downey Jr. Katy Perry. They will take part and present awards in the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards. John Cena and United States’ Olympic gold medaist, Apolo Anton Ohno will also appear on the 2010 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards. Here are the 2010 Kids Choice Awards 2010 winners and nominees list and (orange) red carpet fashion photos and video. The 23rd annual Nickelodeon KCA 10 is televised live on Saturday, March 27 at 8 p.m. ET live from Pauley Pavilion at UCLA on the Nickelodeon cable channel in the U.S. and YTV in Canada. It is hosted by Kevin James (picture above), of Paul Blart: Mall Cop and The King of Queens. Winners are chosen by children and teens who voted at Nick.com on favorites across a variety of disciplines including movies, television music, and sports. Favorite TV Show iCarly Sonny with a Chance The Suite Life on Deck Wizards of Waverly Place Favorite TV Actor Cole Sprouse Dylan Sprouse Joe Jonas Nick Jonas Favorite TV Actress Miranda Cosgrove Miley Cyrus Selena Gomez Keke Palmer Favorite Music Group Black Eyed Peas Coldplay Jonas Brothers Linkin Park Favorite Female Singer Beyonce Miley Cyrus Lady Gaga Taylor Swift Favorite Male Singer Jay-Z Sean Kingston Mario Ne-Yo Favorite Song I Gotta Feeling, Black Eyed Peas Paparazzi, Lady Gaga Party in the USA, Miley Cyrus You Belong with Me, Taylor Swift Favorite Movie Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen The Twilight Saga: New Moon X-Men Origins: Wolverine Favorite Movie Actor Zac Efron Taylor Lautner Shia LeBeouf Tyler Perry Favorite Movie Actress Sandra Bullock Miley Cyrus Megan Fox Zoe Saldana Favorite Cartoon The Penguins of Madagascar Phineas and Herb The Simpsons SpongeBob Squarepants Favorite Reality Show American Idol Are You Smarter Than a FIfth Grader? Wipeout Favorite Female Athlete Danica Patrick Misty May Treanor Serena Williams Venus Williams Favorite Male Athelete Kobe Bryant LeBron James Ryan Sheckler Shaun White Favorite Video Game The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks Mario Kart Wii Fit Wii Sports Resort Favorite Book Diary of a Wimpy Kid series Twilight series Vampire Diaries series Where the Sidewalk Ends Favorite Animated Movie A Christmas Carol Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs Monsters vs. Aliens Up Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie Jim Carey, A Christmas Carol Seth Rogen, Monsters vs Aliens Ray Romano, Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinsosaurs Reese Witherspoon, Monsters vs Aliens Kids Choice Awards 2010 Winners and Nominees is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

Results of Philippine Bar Examination: September 2009

Examinees of the September 2009 Philippine Bar Exam are anxiously waiting for the release of the Philippines Bar Exam results 2010 by the Supreme Court. The office announced that they will release the official list of successful bar exam passers by March 19. You could go to this website to be directed to Supreme Court of the Philippines for announcement. This might be someone’s early Christmas or this might be an early Biernes Santo. To all the examinees, good luck and all to the passers, congratulations! Results of Philippine Bar Examination: September 2009 is a post from: Daily World Buzz Continue reading →

American Idol: One Is the Loneliest Number [Recaps]

Last night we saw our Top 11 sing various songs from the catalog of Billboard Number One hits. A pretty vast array to choose from, and yet we heard, basically, all the standard karaoke numbers we’ve grown grimly accustomed to. “Heard It Through the Grapevine.” Someone sang that last night. In 2010. On the ninth season of American Idol . You know what someone else sang? “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing.” Yes, the Aerosmith animal crackers song. That never-sung chestnut. Terrific choices, guys. Really sensational work. There was a moment last night that, I think, pretty deftly summed up this whole trundling disaster of a season. Simon was giving criticism to Didi Bikini and he said “You seem to have taken the spot of…” and then he trailed off and turned to Kara and said “What was the name of that girl we sent home last week?” Ha. Lacey. It was Lacey, Simon. Isn’t that so telling? Simon does not give two flaming shits about anything, he has no idea what’s going on, he doesn’t remember anyone’s name, he’s given up, the season is basically over for him. What’s your name again? What’s her name? This is stupid. The Good Boomerslacks made everyone boom in their slacks last night. She’s good. She’s just good. She sang “Me & Bobby McGee” (amazingly it was the first time that song has ever been performed on the show) and was her usual guitar-strumming self. Is her stuff starting to get rather unremarkable in its sameness? Yes. But she promised that she’s really going to change it up for next week if she’s still on the show (could she be voted off???) so that’s something to look forward to. Watch her bust out a beatbox and do a Justin Bieber tune. What is next week’s theme? I don’t know how to look that information up. I hope it’s Teen Idol week. I hope it’s Broadway week. I hope it’s fucking Everyone Goes Home and Gives Up the Ghost week. Was anyone else good? Siobhan Magnus, Daughter of the Four Winds, did a pretty decent “Superstition” (what an original choice!!!) that people seemed to enjoy. Though you can see a crutch beginning to form under her armpit and it is made of shrieks. All that girl likes to do is shriek. “Sibohan honey, time for dinner.” “Okayyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyeah!” There’s shattered glassware everywhere in that house, littering the carpets. “I don’t know why I keep buying these crystal champagne flutes…” her mother mutters, the Cape Cod sea breeze and seagulls hovering outside. It’s because they’re always on sale at the Christmas Tree Shop in Hyannis, Ms. Magnus. You just love a bargain, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Call me crazy but I do not mind Didi Believeme. I think that she might could be one’a them dark horses they got over there. She might sneak up on ya! Or she might wither and fade and disappear in a few weeks. That seems more likely. But for now I kinda like her. And by “like” I mostly mean “don’t completely hate with the passion of a thousand suicidal Claymates.” The Bad Is the “Everyone else” joke tired and used up? It probably is, yes. But it just applies so often! Big Mike sang a really hip song with a new, fresh sound that no one’s ever heard called “When a Man Loves a Woman.” Crayzay, right? I’m trying to think about how they will advertise Big Mike’s inevitable easy jams album. “Hey, you there! Judging by all the Foxwoods memorabilia and collectible Christmas tree ornaments you’ve got in the house, I’m guessing you like good music. Well turn off that ‘Best of the Orlando Airport Hilton Elevator’ CD and pop in some Big Mike.” He’s the cheesiest bastard on the planet. I can’t stand him. Katie Stevens sang that utterly stupid Fergie (does anyone like Fergie? who likes Fergie? who are Fergie’s fans?) about a child missing their blanket. Oh robot Katie Stevens. When she went to talk to guest mentor Miley Cyrus (more on her in a bit) she was all stiff and smooth and did not react in any way. She is a seventeen year old girl meeting Miley Cyrus! Shouldn’t that be a big deal? Nope, not for the Stevensbot. She just treated it like she was one celebrity meeting another celebrity, this a natural course of life. Mind you, I’m happy any time someone meets Miley Cyrus and visibly doesn’t give a fuck, but with Katie it wasn’t about proving anything to Miley. It was just that she is convinced that she is something she is not: A Star. Katie Stevens is not a star, will never be a star. Not gonna happen. No. Watching her singing “I’m a big girl now” was so chilling and weird and dumb. Yes, a big girl. 17 years old and the world is figured out. Feh. I hope she goes home. Andrew Garcia can suck it. Honestly. That guy is just such a waste. Simon’s comments to him about how maybe they went a little too apeshit over one good performance, months ago, was so cruel but brutally on point. They handed you the keys to the castle Andrew and you just dropped ’em in the moat. Ah well. Phil Dweezy is just… I’m so glad they let your cousin into the competition. He’d had a tough year. You know he lost the job at the packing company in Bethlehem, and then Jackie moved out in October. Your uncle Jeff thought he might be able to get him a job out in Palmerton, but that fell through, so he kinda just sat around for a few months. Oh and the Sable finally broke down for good. It’s just been a tough time. But now he’s on this show and he’s singing his bar songs and, you know, he seems real happy. Your aunt Karen called your mom the other day and was saying that she hasn’t seen Phil this happy since he made the baseball team in high school. (He was only on it for one season, ’cause over the winter he got that job at the Brew Works downtown and was eating all that bad stuff off the menu and he got a little husky, and then spring came around and he was just too lazy to lose the weight, so he didn’t play again and just sulked a lot for the rest of school, playing his guitar and listening to a lot of Incubus.) Phil Dweezy. Your cousin. The Boys in the Band Do you remember when Aaron Tyler, the sad spiky-haired kid from your physics class, said he had “just a little crush” on Miley Cyrus? That was sort of awful. Not just because Miley Cyrus looks like what a stink beetle looks like when it’s grossed out, but because Aaron Tyler is… Aaron Tyler says something on a widely-watched American TV show because, whether prodded from within or without, he feels like that’s something he needs to say. Because she is Teen Girl and he is Teen Boy and that is the most special attraction on the planet. The only attraction. Every attraction beyond that is just an attempt to go back, a yearning for that quick and difficult and wonderful place. Or so the grander American narrative that incorporates Idol would have us believe. And so we have Aaron Kelly giggling with that malnourished soda-and-chips face of his and you just sort of sigh and wonder if everything’s hollow, if anything big is ever really honest. So I didn’t like that part, because it made me depressed. And his song was just stupid. I mean, stupid like a fox. “Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing”? Yes, of course. That is his wheelhouse. That wheelhouse was built around him. But, ugh. And then there was Tim Urban, singing “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” like he was some lackadaisical, knowing pop sensation. “Oh here’s a little ditty I’m gonna just slur out, but it won’t matter because I’m me and everything I touch is just gold, man.” Kara DioGuardi, a clock right twice a day, said that she didn’t like how Tim was grabbing for the goils’ hands because he hasn’t earned that, and I thought that was terrific. With that and Simon’s comment to Andrew, this might have been one of the more on-point, meta rounds of criticism we’ve had in a long while. Good job, guys! (Ellen, as usual, just said nice things and smiled.) But yeah, Tim is a doofus, but he does elicit the hoot-shrieks from the churning loins of the Teen Girl (so very important, remember!) fanbase, so perhaps he will stick around. The Stink Beetle Why is Miley Cyrus mentoring anyone on anything? I know that’s such an obvious gripe, but c’mon. Watching her talk to Boomerslacks was terrific. Crystal was not havin’ that shit. And rightfully so. The only person who seemed “excited” to meet her was Aaron Tyler, and he just did it because he’s pretending to be into girls (oops, I said it). She just kept muttering dumb things she’d heard on the show before, trying to pass it off as original. She actually said “pitchy” at one point. Eugh. She did give Andrew Garcia the sage advice of getting rid of the the guitar, which was clever. But then he totally biffed it and she ended up looking like a fool. I mean she is a fool. There is nothing remotely appealing about her. She’s not a good singer, she’s an unbelievably grating actress, nothing about her personality seems genuine, and her father is a high priest in a sex church that he invented in his barn one night that involves the worshiping of yams. Her popularity defies logic. And yet. Get Outta Here One hopes that everyone will be eliminated. Ryan will line them up and offer them cigarettes. Then he will take out his Tommy gun and mow them all down. Paige tumbling to the floor in a toneless heap. Casey Johnson, who could have a second career as an ace Huey Lewis impersonator, flopping into a dumb, blonde pile on the shining linoleum. Aaron Tyler’s crushing heart flittering up to Christian Heaven, finally safe and unburdened. Big Mike, big and gone. There they will all lie, save for Crystal and Siobhan. Crystal will shoulder her guitar and say “Well, I guess that’s my cue…” and she will disappear out the backstage door, framed for a second in the doorway and then disappearing into light. Siobhan will regard the rest strangely, head tilted, eyes wide and whirring. She will consider laying her hands on them and using her Forces to bring them back, to watch them sputter and cough and blink and wonder where those lost minutes went. She will look to Ryan and he will be holding out the Idol crown. “It’s yours, if you want it.” And she will stare and stare and stare and stare. She will not know what to do. And then the show will end. If that doesn’t happen, I think it’s Paige’s night.

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