Here is the Melanie Amaro Super Bowl commercial for Pepsi that will air on Sunday during the big game. The commercial was part of the rewards package Melanie got when she won the first season of X Factor USA.
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Well reports were out that Adam Lambert had joined Queen. Come to find out they aren’t true at all according to Adam.
Oooh them clever reporters takin my quotes outta context…. I haven’t confirmed any guest appearances. I was talking about the EMA’S.
Simon Offers Beyonce $100 Million To Judge
Simon Cowell apparently wants Beyonce on the judges panel for season 2 of The X Factor as he has reportedly offered her $100 millions bucks to sign on as a judge for 5 seasons.
Simon Cowell is said to have offered Beyonce an incredible $100m per year if she signs up as a judge for five seasons of X Factor USA. The music mogul is apparently keen to snag the world famous superstar in his bid to revive the talent show when it returns later this year.
If Beyonce accepts, it would make her one of the highest paid entertainers in the industry and the $500m deal far exceeds the fee of previous judges.
MediaTakeOut.com claims to have spoken to a very reliable insider, citing it as the same person that revealed Jennifer Lopez was joining American Idol last year.
Source : The Daily Mail
American Idol 11 Live Blog (St. Louis)
The American Idol auditions continue this evening. Tonight takes us to St. Louis. Will we find some talent? Be sure to leave your favorites tonight in the comments.
I don’t do full blogs during the audition episodes. They are just to boring. A full live blog will begin when the contestants hit the stage and sing for America’s vote.
Don’t forget tonight at 11PM ET / 10 CT is the Idol Radio Show hosted by Alan Attebery. You can Click Here to tune in and listen. You will even be able to call into the show and some of the comments made here might even make it on the air.
You can also read The Token White Guy’s take on tonight’s episode by clicking here.
