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Ellen Gray: A final pairing of Adam Lambert vs. Danny Gokey seems to be what the American Idol judges are anticipating. Assuming the judges are right - and that my own current fave, Allison Iraheta, doesn't knock one of these guys out of the game - an Adam-Danny finale would offer a study in contrasts.
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August 2007
Idol host Ryan Seacrest talks about what Philly has to offer the seventh season, while selected contestants talk about surviving the first round of auditions.
 
Idol hopefuls gather in Philly
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Jennifer Hudson's Friday night performance at the Tower Theater began the way it ended - with the audience on its feet. As she belted out the first notes of "One Night Only" from off-stage, with house lights swirling, the crowd rose, wondering where the self-proclaimed diva would make her entrance.
Tattle: Now that "American Idol" is again at the top of the ratings and the "American Idol Experience" has opened at Disney World, it seemed like a good time to catch up with Doylestown Idol Justin Guarini. After six years living in L.A., Justin tired of the scene and moved back here.
USAToday.com says that Kill Bill auteur and avid American Idol fan (?!) Quentin Tarantino will help the seven Idol finalists prepare to sing songs from movies next week. He will then hack them to pieces with a samurai sword.
Maybe we should blame "Pauly Nipple," that Paula Abdul "stalker" guy.
Philadelphia made its American Idol debut last night, and the city looked good, as did some contestants. Not so for others including "Philly's scariest woman."
First, the good news: The woman declared by Ryan Sea-crest to be "Philly's scariest woman" lives in Allentown. Now, the bad: Although thousands of people lined up at the Wachovia Center last August hoping to become the next "American Idol," a number of them were not from around here.
David: Hi, y'all. It's David Hiltbrand from the Inquirer. It's high noon in Philly and high time to chat about last night's "American Idol" which used our fair city as a backdrop. Let's bring in the Inquirer's ineffable Amy S. Rosenberg to get her opinion. Amy, what did you think?
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Eagletarian: In Wednesday's Daily News, Les Bowen will offer his midseason grades by position for the Eagles. Get a sneak peek tonight by checking out Bowen's grade for head coach Andy Reid.