Seriously? OMG! WTF?

What’s up everyone!

ACE

Chris and Ace rock so much! I will buy both their albums just because they are respecting their fans!  Granted I always planned on buying Chris’ but still! 

At the Rose Bowl auditions, Bill Keveney talked to Idol exeutive producer Nigel Lythgoe (now a TV star in his own right as a presiding judge on So You Think You Can Dance)."It’s going well," Lythgoe said. But he added, "Just going through them, it doesn’t look like a very talented bunch."But the auditioners themselves are happy to dispute this contention. "The arrogance is still here after all these seasons," Lythgoe commented about the rejected contestants. "Our bar goes up every single year. (That) is a problem for them."

Idol Chatter 

I just want to hear about SYTYCD, LOL! But if you go to USA Today’s Idol Chatter they are  live blogging the auditions. I am too lazy to post all of them, sorry! LOL!

Songwriters will get to add their voices to "American Idol" next season. The Fox TV contest, which has produced instant pop stars and hit records, will allow both professional and amateur songwriters to compete for the chance to write songs for the finalists, a spokesman for series creator Simon Fuller said Monday.In the past, the show has called on an industry songwriter or producer to write an original song for each of the two finalists, with the new "idol" or even the runner-up consistently scoring best-selling records with the tunes. The songwriting contest is aimed at getting numbers that might be better matches for the contestants, Fuller told the Los Angeles Times. Details of the new competition were not available, Fuller spokesman Eric Green said Monday.Auditions for the sixth season of TV’s top-rated series were scheduled to begin Tuesday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and continue in six other cities through September. American Idol returns in January.

Jam!

Who wants to write a song with me? 

The author of an "unauthorized tribute" to Clay Aiken is suing the "American Idol" singer, claiming he defamed her and conspired to stifle sales of her book. Jeannie Holleman, 50, says she is a lifelong friend and neighbor of a Raleigh family that was friends with Aiken’s mother, Faye Parker, and took her in when Parker and her young son left her abusive husband.Holleman’s 2005 book, "Out of the Blue — ‘Clay’ it Forward," incorporates interviews from the McGhee family and her own recollections with stories from Aiken’s fans.In the lawsuit, filed Friday in Wake County Superior Court, Holleman claims Aiken, his mother and others conspired to defame her and depress sales of her book by denying they knew her, branding her stories as lies and demeaning the book on Aiken fans’ Web sites.The lawsuit also claims a bodyguard for Aiken manhandled Holleman at a fundraiser in Hawaii.A telephone message left Sunday at Parker’s home was not immediately returned. Messages left with Aiken’s management company were not immediately returned.The lawsuit seeks at least $260,000 in damages and asks the court to order Aiken to retract the critical comments or endorse the book on his official Web site, to write a positive introduction for the book and to sell the book at his concerts for at least five years

AP 

What a psycho? I mean you write an unautorized book about someone and when they will not endorse you, you sue them. WTF? And what about following him to Hawaii. She needs a restraining order and not an edorsement.  

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