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realitytvmagazine.com - 12/17/2008

American Idol: Jordin Sparks Leaves 19 Management Record Label

— realitytvmagazine.com — The American Idol finalists are on the move! Kristy Lee Cook and Blake Lewis made record label... moves and now season six American Idol champion, Jordin Sparks is doing it to. “Jordin and 19 Management are parting ways,” Jordin ... American Idol: Jordin Sparks Leaves 19 Management Record ...

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Jordin Sparks

Kristy Lee Cook

Blake Lewis

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hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 12/15/2008

'Idol': Producer responds to Paula's claims, previews new season

— hollywoodinsider.ew.com — American Idol executive producer Ken Warwick tells EW.com he had "no idea whatsoever" that Paula Abdul fan... Paula Goodspeed had been a long-time stalker of Abdul's when she auditioned for the fifth season of the Fox show in 2005. Goodspeed's... 'Idol': Producer responds to Paula's claims, previews ...

American Idol

Paula Abdul

Paula Goodspeed

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realitytvsoup.com - 12/15/2008

American Idol 8 Tickets

— realitytvsoup.com — Want to be in the audience for Season 8 of American Idol? Here's your chance... American Idol 8 Tickets

American Idol

Simon Cowell

Reality

Paula Abdul

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Idol Headlines for 12/17/08
mjsbigblog — ... Gives Back’? When “American Idol” bigwigs decided two years ago to use their show’s cultural influence to raise money for charity, “Idol Gives Back” became an instant success. Huge stars — from Brad Pitt to Snoop Dogg to Ellen DeGeneres — took part in the events and helped raise millions of dollars for causes around the globe. So why have producers decided to take a year off from “Idol Gives Back”? MTV ‘Idol’ drama begins and ends with Abdul ...

American Idol Decides Not To Give Back This Season
ecorazzi.com :: the latest in green gossip — ... it’s really very, very difficult to keep the standard of the main show up as well as make ['Idol Gives Back'] something special.” As a result, Idol is planning on hosting its charity event every other year — which is a shame since it appears that it could be an effective philanthropic force every season. Sure, this year’s totals would probably be reflective of the financial doom and gloom out there, but it would be something. via MTV ...

Fallen Idol?
Tuned In — ... news lately, mainly from not caring. Oh, I'll still watch Idol—though I may skip the audition rounds—but I'm not certain any of the twiddling is going to change the core show much, or change the fact that it's not the new thing anymore and is likely to keep shedding viewers.  But in summary: There's a new judge. There will be more semifinalists. It will be more "aspirational." Paula is staying, unless she's leaving. And there will be no Idol Gives Back, because hey, who needs charity in a recession/depression?  As I said, I'm not ...