Month: December 2008

Remember Zach Travis, the cross-dressing contestant from Season 5? I do. When I re-capped his audition, I kinda blamed his Mom for enabling his fame-whorish ways. It was pretty obvious the producers let him through

Rock of Ages Aims for Spring Bow on Broadway Rock of Ages, the off-Broadway musical that rocks out to the sound of ‹80s so-called hair bands, is eyeing a Broadway run. The show, written by

David Archuleta performed at the Z100 Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in New York City last night. He shared the stage with Kanye West, Chris Brown, Katy Perry, Ne-Yo, Leona Lewis, Paramore, Jesse McCartney,

It looks like Jennifer Hudson isn’t going back to work next week after all. From US Magazine: Jennifer Hudson has canceled the first video shoot scheduled since the October deaths of her mother, brother and

David Archuleta performed at the BIG Z100 Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden tonight. Beforehand, he stopped by the Z100 free stuff artists lounge to pose for some pictures. There’s nothing I find funnier than

Thanks to Sparkles for alerting me to Kellie Pickler’s appearance on the Bonnie Hunt Show yesterday. Somehow I completely missed this. Luckily, I found her performance on You Tube, and you can watch it after

Billboard has published all the 2008 year-end charts on their website. For now I’m going to pull a few items to feature on the front page.   I’ll compile the complete list this weekend. ETA:

The cool peeps over at Castrocopia, the smart and snarky fan blog for all things Jason Castro, asked me to participate in their Ipod guest shuffle. Here’s how it works: I hit shuffle on my

David Archuleta performed at the KISS 108 Jingle Ball in Boston last night along with Secondhand Serenade, Lady GaGa, David Archuleta, Hinder, Katy Perry, Kevin Rudolf, Jesse McCartney, Natasha Bedingfield and Ne-Yo (Heh, the concert

David Cook performed last night at the 97.9 WNCI Jingle Ball in Columbus, OH. Watch him perform “Permanent”, after the jump. It’s the first time he’s performed this very personal (dedicated to his brother, Adam)