David Cook
David Cook will premiere his new single, "The Last Goodbye," on American Idol next Thursday, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Season 7 winner, 28, is gearing up for the release of his...
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David Cook
What do you get when you cross David Cook and Simple Minds? This season's American Idol goodbye song.
The Season 7 champ has recorded a cover of the band's classic ...
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Lost - Matthew Fox, 24 - Kiefer Sutherland
Season finales provided a lot of healthy closure this week, at least according to our shrink Mitzi Cohen-McGinty, Ph.D. She says that The Biggest Loser is not just about how we look on the outside. She praised Glee for showing us that there is no "right" when it comes to the relationship between a child and the mother who gave her up for adoption. She thinks Jack and Chloe are totally 24's most codependent coworkers, so it's good that they've decided to spend some time apart. And finally, according to Dr. Cohen-McGinty, Lost's season finale is just a metaphor for the journey to self-actualization that we all must take — except, you know, while we're still truckin' on this mortal coil — and preferably from the couch of her stately Upper West Side salon. Welcome to Top Moments: Everybody in Therapy Edition.
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Ryan Seacrest, American Idol
American Idol ended its night of giving by taking away a contestant. That's right, after a night of A-list performances, bad comedy bits and some moving telethon-worthy packages about the work being done by charities stateside and abroad, one more Idol hopeful's dream ended. So, who turned out to help Idol's cause? And which singer said goodbye?
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David Cook, Keith Urban
David Cook will be on hand to pass his crown to either Adam Lambert or Kris Allen on American Idol's finale.
The Season 7 champ is one of the eight performers scheduled to appear on the show, Ryan Seacrest announced on Twitter. Joining Cook at the Nokia Theater will be ...
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David Cook
American Idol Season 7 winner David Cook opened up about the death of his brother, Adam, and vowed to continue his fight for others battling cancer.
Cook thanked his fans for their support on his official website, and explained why he wasn't with his brother when he died. Cook had flown into Washington, D.C., to participate in the 12th Annual Race for Hope 5K on Sunday.
"I decided to run in the race, despite all of this, for two reasons," Cook wrote. "First, my brother never wanted his illness to affect others... So, with that wish in mind, I ran and was involved with the event as an homage to him... Secondly, there are many people who are still battling, and by running and sharing my brother's story, I hope that it offers those still fighting that much more resolve to not succumb to this wretched disease."
Season 7 Idol runner-up David Archuleta applauded ...
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David Cook
David Cook's brother, Adam, lost his decade-long battle with cancer on Saturday. He was 37.
American Idol's Season 7 champ shared his loss on Sunday at the 12th annual Race for Hope 5K in Washington, D.C., where he was serving as grand marshal as well as participating.
"I actually lost my brother yesterday ...
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David Cook
American Idol champ David Cook has canceled two college campus shows for undisclosed "personal family matters."
"Please respect his privacy at this time. David would like ...
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David Cook, Lady GaGa
He's going home.... Oops, wrong alumnus.
Er, David Cook will return to the American Idol stage for the first time since being crowned the Season 7 champ, performing on the Top Downloads theme week's results show airing Wednesday, April 1.
Cook will ...
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David Cook
Living the rock star life has its perks, but former American Idol winner David Cook is having trouble giving up his privacy while on the road.
Cook took to his My Space Celebrity blog to address fan behavior that he says has gone beyond the usual rules of celebrity access.
"The efforts by some fans to find our hotel rooms, call our hotel rooms, attach things to our bus, etc., is something I have to condemn," Cook wrote. "This relationship only works when it remains healthy for both parties, and should this behavior continue, the only thing we can do is take more preventative measures to maintain our privacy, which in turn makes us less accessible to you."
Cook said ...
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