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The article looks at contestants of the television singing competition "American Idol," including Casey Abrams, Lauren Alaina, and Scotty McCreery. Each contestant's presumed odds of winning are presented. The author comments on singer Haley Reinhart's performance of the song "Fallin'," by Alicia Keys.

The article looks at Kara DioGuardi, songwriter and newest judge on "American Idol." The author compared DioGuardi to other judges Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson, and Paula Abdul. The author looks at DioGuardi's background as a singer in a garage band in Scardale, New York. Songs which she has written are discussed. INSET: Idol Season 8: A Preview.

The author reports on the probability of the various contestants on the television program "American Idol" winning the competition. Reasons why the top 12 contestants, including Michael Johns, David Hernandez and Amanda Overmyer, may win the competition are discussed. Songs which have been sung by contestants during the competition are mentioned.

This article profiles the twelve contestants remaining on the music competition reality television program "American Idol" in March, 2010. They include Crystal Bowersox, Siobhan Magnus, Michael Lynche, Lee DeWyze, and Didi Benami. The authors comment on why each contestant might win the competition.

The article looks at "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell. Cowell's public announcement that he may leave the show when his contract expires is mentioned. The author discusses Cowell's importance to the show, claiming that he is the face of "American Idol" and the main reason why people watch the show. The ratings of "American Idol" are also reviewed.

The article discusses several contestants on the 2009 season of the television program "American Idol." The chances that the contestants discussed in the article will win "American Idol" are mentioned. The contestants that are discussed include Michael Sarver, Matt Giraud, Scott MacIntyre and Allison Iraheta.

This article reports that the radio personality Howard Stern is rumored to be a candidate to replace the music executive Simon Cowell as a judge on the reality television program "American Idol."

This article discusses television programs airing Wednesday, February 25, 2009. The competitive reality program "American Idol" will feature performances from 12 singers. An episode of "Criminal Minds" features a prostitute. The article also discusses the season finale of the competitive cooking program "Top Chef: New York."

A chart is presented regarding the auditions of several contestants appearing on the 2009 season of the television program "American Idol," including Michael Sarver and Scott MacIntyre.

This article discusses notable television programs airing on February 14, 2007. The season premiere of the television program "Beauty and the Geek" will air on the CW television network on February 14. An episode of the television program "Lost" will air on February 14. An episode of the television program "American Idol" will also air on February 14.

The article features Jennifer Fuentes, a former contestant on the reality television show American Idol. After the show's second season, she tackled her fear of clowns and joined the circus. Fuentes has been the singing mistress of ceremonies for Ringling Brothers. She has no further circus-act aspirations.

The article features Kimberly Locke, a former contestant on the reality television show American Idol. She was overshadowed by fellow finalists. Locke scored some radio airplay with her single 8th World Wonder. She believe that the key to sustaining a postshow career is to work hard.

This article features Diana DeGarmo, a runner-up during the third season of the television show "American Idol." She is now on Broadway as nerdy Penny Pingleton in the musical "Hairspray" and will lead a national tour of "Brooklyn the Musical" in the summer of 2006. After her split from RCA, she is planning an independent follow-up, which she promises will lean toward rhythm & blues-tinged pop.

The article recommends prime time television programs in the U.S. It includes American Idol, My Name Is Earl, The Office, Scrubs The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Sopranos, 24, House, Kath & Kim, CSI, Ellen and Veronica Mars.

Presents information on several television programs in the U.S. that are planning season-premiere dates well past September 2005, including "American Idol."

Focuses on the clothes worn by the contestants of the 2005 season of "American Idol."

Presents trivia gleaned from television shows in the U.S., including "American Idol."

Features three people who were booted from reality-based television shows in the U.S. including Matthew Metzger from "American Idol."