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Painless Hair Removal: Idol's Sanjaya Finally Falls
To quote a certain someone's T-shirt, "Life is beautiful." After weeks that only seemed like an eternity, the vote was rocked no more and American Idol viewers sent Sanjaya Malakar packing on Wednesday night — at 9:56 pm/ET, to be exact, for those looking for lucky Pick 3 numbers. Having served up a take on Bonnie Raitt's "Something to Talk About" that was likened to bad karaoke (by Randy) and famously flailed as "utterly horrendous" (by... well, not Paula), Sanjaya's ultimately unavoidable ejection came as little surprise, though the presence of at least one of those who joined him in the bottom three did: Blake. Is it time for the beat boxer to bring back the beats? Also on Wednesday's Idol: Simon Cowell cleared the air about his misinterpreted Tuesday-night eye roll, saying, "I may not be the nicest person in the world, but I would never, ever, ever disrespect the [Virginia Tech] victims and their families." — Reporting by Matt Webb MitovichAre you more or less inclined...
To quote a certain someone's T-shirt, "Life is beautiful." After weeks that only seemed like an eternity, the vote was rocked no more and
American Idolviewers sent
Sanjaya Malakar packing on Wednesday night - at 9:56 pm/ET, to be exact, for those looking for lucky Pick 3 numbers.
Having served up a take on Bonnie Raitt's "Something to Talk About" that was likened to bad karaoke (by Randy) and famously flailed as
"utterly horrendous" (by... well, not Paula), Sanjaya's ultimately unavoidable ejection came as little surprise, though the presence of at least one of those who joined him in the bottom three
did: Blake. Is it time for the beat boxer to bring back the beats?
Also on Wednesday's
Idol:
Simon Cowell cleared the air about
his misinterpreted Tuesday-night eye roll, saying, "I may not be the nicest person in the world, but I would never, ever, ever disrespect the [Virginia Tech] victims and their families." -
Reporting by Matt Webb Mitovich
Are you more or less inclined to watch Idol
with Sanjaya gone? Vote here.