Jessica Sanchez, Deandre Brackensick and Candice Glover perform “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” by Buddy Holly at Las Vegas group round.
TweetJessica Sanchez sang Celine Dion’s “I Surrender” on Season One of America’s Got Talent! She just turned 11 the day before this performance! She is back now in American Idol 2012 . It looks like she is going to be A HUGE STAR.
Here is a preview of Jessica Sanchez in her San Diego Auditions that was shown on Sunday, Jan 21, 2012.
I’m kind of bad at predicting Idol results. Last week, I thought Andy Garcia or Paige Miles would go home, but Didi Bename’s performance cost her a spot in the top 10. She sings Rihannon and the judges don’t bother to save her. In fact, I don’t think they were even listening – they were just chit-chatting the whole time.
So yay, now we have our top 10!
Lee Dewyze
Casey James
Aaron Kelly
Siobhan Magnus
Mike Lynche
Crystal Bowersox
Andrew Garcia
Katie Stevens
Tim Urban
The top ten Idols are going to be announced this Wednesday, but screaming teenage fangirls have something exciting to look forward to. American’s favorite lesbian teenage pop star Justin Bieber will be performing during the results show! At least, that’s what the Idol ticket invite says, according to those in the audience waiting list. In any case, Usher will be mentoring our Top Ten contestants as they gear up to perform R&B/soul music and returning on Wednesday to perform his new single, OMG. And since Usher discovered Justin Bieber (why Usher why??), it’s likely that the kid will be performing on either dates. Also performing their new single are P Diddy and Dirty Money.
Haven’t been following American Idol much these days but I thought I’d pop by and check out the episode where Miley Cyrus mentors our AI kids. I know she’s pretty much everywhere and has been living in the public eye since she was old enough to walk, but I really wouldn’t trust her to help me out in my singing. This week was the Idol Billboard #1 Hits week. More importantly, their performances this week will either make them part of the top 10 and the Idol tour, or it could mean that their 15 minutes of fame are up.
Here’s what happened.
“I woke up yesterday morning and had the strangest feeling that I was going home,” Lacey Brown said to reporters during a Thursday (early Friday morning, Manila time) afternoon conference call, after the 24-year old was the first to be eliminated on this year’s round of 12 on American Idol.
Her prescience was par for the course for a lot of West Coast viewers of the results showed that aired locally here on Wednesday night. Followers of Ryan Seacrest’s Twitter page got the news early that she had been voted off, thanks to the logistics of filming a show live for the East coast, in a status update that read “…got tonight’s voted-off Idol Lacey Brown.” Perhaps as a direct result, that episode brought in the show’s lowest ratings in the key 18-49 age demographic, reports the Washington Post.
Should Lacey have been the first one to go? Not according to USA Today’s Idol Meter, which adopts a “pseudoscientific fast-track formula to gauge each singer’s momentum.” Despite after-results movement placing the ousted Brown at 0 (to contrast, Siobhan Magnus is at 75), the Meter has Tim Urban at -25. No doubt, that’s got to have Vote for the Worst in a good mood, considering how they’ve been furiously campaigning to have him to survive each week, so that he can torment audiences again with his faux-Jason Castro shtick.
But who is Lacey Brown? Brown, 24, currently works as a Christian venue director and values teacher to college-aged people.
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