American Idol Elimination Mini-Recap

I haven't been too into this season of Idol, but since Adam Lambert was performing, I thought I would give it a chance again. However, once the opening lip sync began, I hit the fast forward until that awesome green laser cone surrounded Lambert, who totally rocked a re-worked version of Whaddaya Want from Me for an enthusiastic audience. As far as the two that went home, Michael Lynch was spared another week (good job America), which left Katie Stevens and Andrew Garcia the ones to go home. Tim Urban must have made some deal with a higher power. What do you think? Did the right ones go home?

Adam Lambert to perform and mentor on Idol

Wow, what a difference a year makes. As previously posted, Adam Lambert was scheduled to perform on American Idol, however Lambert has confirmed via his Twitter page that he will also serve as a mentor to the remaining top eight next week. He also promises he will be on his best, family friendly behavior (damn,where's the fun in that.)

I know what you are thinking: How can someone who hasn't been around that long possibly serve as a mentor. I think in this case it makes sense. Lambert has had a very interesting year, and after his AMA performance, can probably give tips on what not to do. I think he'll do a fine job. What do you all think?

Adam Lambert Booked to Perform on American Idol

Surfing the web and came across this: Adam Lambert to Perform on American Idol

According to the article, Lambert reported via Twitter that he will be on Idol, but can't reveal the date just yet (ugh, such a tease, but you gotta love it). Being cursed with the need to verify, I found the twitter account (and yes, it is real, or at least it seems like it. I am after all very easy to impress sometimes) and it does in fact state he will be on. I hope the reveal the date soon. I regret missing the AMA performance, but did get a chance to catch him perform on So You Think You Can Dance, and thought he did a fantastic job. Plus, I think he's learned his lesson, so anyone concerned because kids are watching can just chill out and let the guy do his thing.

Adam Lambert booked for Leno

I think The Tonight Show with Jay Leno finally found a way for me to watch, at least for one night: Leno Books Adam Lambert and Others for Tonight Show Return.

If you remember, Lambert (who many thought should have won last seasons Idol, but we won't get into that here) created quite a stir for his racy AMA performance, and for later being dropped by Good Morning America. Bringing in anyone with controversy is always a plus, and this will also appeal to the younger audience that normally would pass up Leno for Conan (sorry, I just had to mention that). Unfortunately, after that night, I probably won't watch again, just like I assume others will tune out as well.