Le Domaine Bleu - Forum Québécois - Le Québec branché!
https://test.domainebleu.ca/
xilef a écrit :Exclusive: If you thought tonight’s ‘American Idol’ finale was going to be drama free, think again! Inside sources tell me that after after Adam Lambert did not show up for ‘Idol’ rehersals for the big finale and sendoff to Simon Cowell, the controversial alum’s appearance has been canceled, sending the show’s production into bedlam.
Sources tell me that Adam did not show up for rehearsals, sending producers scrambling because they weren’t sure “if Adam is sick, being a diva, or worse, planning something that he does not want people to see.”
That eventually led to nixing his performance altogether. After ‘Idol’ producers tried to work with Adam’s reps, it was decided it was best for him to just not be involved in the show altogether. While a deal could still possibly be struck to get him back on the show, at this time, it seems he won’t be on the finale.
Source PopEater
Lilou!!! a écrit : vraiment poche, Crystal aurait du gagner.....
Lee est trop pareil comme le gagnant de l'année dernière.... zzzz vraiment ordinaire......
Lilou!!! a écrit : [...]
American Idol truth-telling time: gritty Crystal Bowersox is better than 'nice' Lee DeWyze
By Greg Kot, McClatchy-Tribune May 27, 2010 10:07 AM
Now the real contest begins: Which of the American Idol finalists is best suited for the musical long haul?
Lee DeWyze won the American Idol voting Wednesday, in what host Ryan Seacrest described as a tight race, over Crystal Bowersox. But it shouldn't have been close.
DeWyze is an affable, impossible-to-dislike underdog. But Bowersox is this year's most intriguing Idol talent, the singer with the most potential to blossom into a career artist.
Bowersox projects as a headstrong singer-songwriter with a gritty voice and an innate toughness that could translate into a Melissa Etheridge-style career that straddles rock and folk, with a touch of soul.
DeWyze has further to go in terms of establishing himself as a genuine artist once untethered from the Idol machine. When he needed to project a bigger, more assertive personality in Tuesday's final performances, he shrunk from the challenge.
He didn't do himself any favours by wrestling with R.E.M.'s Everybody Hurts and performing a version of Paul Simon's The Boxer just respectful enough to be dull. Even on U2's Beautiful Day, he never quite got swept up in the song as strings swirled around him and drums tried to coax out his inner Bono.
DeWyze didn't seem nearly as excited about this performance as his growing fan base has been about him.
He appeared more relaxed Wednesday, joining the classic rock band Chicago on a medley of hits, but still projected himself as more of a sidekick than a commanding front man. The positives: his serviceable, blue-eyed-soul voice and a demeanor more personable than the no-nonsense Bowersox.
"You're a nice guy," judge Simon Cowell told him this week, which is how the prom queen dismisses a milquetoast suitor just before she shuts the door in his face.
Bowersox did a much better job with Patty Griffin's gospel-tinged Up to the Mountain, a song that was covered by inaugural Idol winner Kelly Clarkson, among others. (Then there's the Solomon Burke version, which vanquishes all, but that's another category altogether.) Against that standard, Bowersox hung tough. When she feels a song, she makes it her story, as with Kris Kristofferson's Me and Bobby McGee.
She brought a dignity and gravity to Up to the Mountain that DeWyze, at this point in his career, isn't capable of delivering. Unlike her rival, she proved adept at shutting out the pressure of the moment and climbing inside the song.
Not everything clicked. She looked awkward when singing Black Velvet in a dress and heels, and she tried to compensate with an over-the-top final note. Let's hope it doesn't presage a music-industry makeover.
Bowersox should never, ever do the glamour trip.
She needs to work on being less remote. She'll have to figure out how to entertain if she wants to scale the commercial heights of Idol winners such as Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
But her prickliness is also one of her finest assets. She'll need plenty of that don't-mess-with-me attitude as she fights to assert her post-Idol individuality.
Chicago Tribune
Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/entertainme ... z0p9TDlNjp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
David Cook not on Idol finale 2010 - Dane Cook was, here's why (VIDEO)Melsy4 a écrit : Il manque un gagnant.. David
Il dit qu'Adam Lambert devait performer mais qu'il n'est pas venu aux répétitions et a été annulé. Il dit que les producteurs ne savaient pas si Adam était malade, faisait sa diva ou préparait quelque chose en secret (genre le baiser avec son bassiste).Slenderframe a écrit : [...]
Traduction SVP
merci
Attendez après la tournée, C'est Crystal qu'on va entendre partout! Elle va être signée pas par n'importe, arrivé souvent à AILilou!!! a écrit : vraiment poche, Crystal aurait du gagner.....
Lee est trop pareil comme le gagnant de l'année dernière.... zzzz vraiment ordinaire......
C la même qui jouait pour Michael jackson dans this is it elle est hyper bonne.Zoukie a écrit : Ont la connais tu la guitariste? Je me suis demander ca tout le long
MichaelJackson's guitarist OrianthiVisine a écrit : [...]
C la même qui jouait pour Michael jackson dans this is it elle est hyper bonne.
Si tu as vu le dvd de this is it tu la verras elle est hot pas mal et ira loin cette fille
C bien elle à nous deux on l'a retrouvé c'était qui car sa façon de jouer est uniquexilef a écrit : [...]
MichaelJackson's guitarist Orianthi
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VFgvknXZ8c[/youtube]
autres vidéos de Orianthi
http://www.youtube.com/user/JODY960#p/u" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Lilou!!! a écrit : vraiment poche, Crystal aurait du gagner.....
Lee est trop pareil comme le gagnant de l'année dernière.... zzzz vraiment ordinaire......
