Oh my goodness. Okay, I understand that he was a phenomenon that no one understood this season but when Sanjaya Malakar was compared to John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King jr. and Ghandi, I was mildly offended. I actually like Sanj but they went too far! Oh well. It was entertaining since they got the crying girl to come back and she delivered. Get that girl some valium!!!

Here are some pics!

I don’t know what to say anymore. Seriously. I’ve tried to be fair – diplomatic even, at the expense of some of my sanity. I think that part of the reason for it was that, with the exception of Gina Glocksen, I’ve more or less agreed with the progression of the show. Now, with Haley Scarnato gone, I am becoming more uneasy. When there were other people who, on some level, were as “bad” as Sanjaya, I got a bit of a laugh out of the situation. But when I heard people talking about him possibly beating out Blake Lewis …read more

Wow. I really liked Paris Bennett and was sad when she was voted off last season. At just 17 she seemed mature, innovative, versatile and talented. Now she just seems like a vengeful betch! She phoned into a Minneapolis radio show and said that she and some other contestants (likely other Idol “losers”) support the website VotefortheWorst.com in hopes of messing up the results. She added that they “want to see [Sanjaya] win because it’ll kind of prove that American Idol is kind of losing its taste” since “it kinda isn’t going for talent anymore and more for popularity” (wow, …read more

Well this is an interesting turn of events. I woke up this morning to read several articles that claim that Sanjaya has saved this season of Idol. I’m not sure what to say. Here’s a link to just one of the videos (Constantine Maroulis is a guest co-host).
Your thoughts?

Did the American public make a mistake last week voting off some of the contestants? Which one didn’t deserve to go? Too bad it’s too late to do anything about it now, unless the producers decide to pull a wild-card on us later this season.
The only thing we can do now is cross our fingers and hope the ones we really wished had been voted off will be this week.
So who will it be? Be sure to let us know in our current poll. No excuse me while I continue to repeatedly vote (okay, only once) for Sanjaya Malakar.
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