Smallscreen

Paula Abdul without a contract for 'Idol' still

Smallscreen News

By April MacIntyre Jul 18, 2009, 19:53 GMT


Paula Abdul - View Paula Abdul Pictures - Paula Abdul News

Click to launch this Paula Abdul gallery Click to launch this Paula Abdul gallery Click to launch this Paula Abdul gallery Click to launch this Paula Abdul gallery Click to launch this Paula Abdul gallery

Randy Jackson - View Randy Jackson Pictures - Randy Jackson News

Click to launch this Randy Jackson gallery Click to launch this Randy Jackson gallery Click to launch this Randy Jackson gallery Click to launch this Randy Jackson gallery Click to launch this Randy Jackson gallery

Simon Cowell - View Simon Cowell Pictures - Simon Cowell News

Click to launch this Simon Cowell gallery Click to launch this Simon Cowell gallery Click to launch this Simon Cowell gallery Click to launch this Simon Cowell gallery Click to launch this Simon Cowell gallery

Your Talkback on this Story

Note posts made on our older Talkback system will still show below. However, new posts can only be made via the new system (above). We will export the old comments to the new shortly. You can still comment as a guest on the new system but it also allows you to login using various social network and other accounts.

Other features coming soon.

Talkback

page: 1 

DavidJul 19th, 2009 - 01:24:47

I have to say I think they were smart with not renewing Paula's contract. Does everyone remember the one girl contestant who had stalked Paula, and then auditioned for the show and ended up committing suicide outside of Paula's home? After this incident Paula said she was returning to the show last year only because she had to because of her contract, and she hated the way the studio handled this by letting the poor girl audition. So Paula said it herself she didn't want to come back. Also lets go over her behavior: she claimed to have an addiction to prescription medication in a magazine interview then later said she didn't, she looked completely mentally unstable in her reality show 'Hey Paula, and her behavior on American Idol has been completely erratic over the years. Are we really surprised she wasn't asked back to American Idol?

Report this comment

RonJul 19th, 2009 - 15:17:49

I believe she showed in one episode that the judges have predefined judgements for the contestants. She criticized a song that she had not even heard the contestant perform and then claimed that the rushed format was what made her hallucinate and think that he had sung a second song. The next day the only thing being said was 'AI is rigged'. The judges are going to be biased. They can't help it, everyone is biased. But a judge is supposed to try and be fair and that episode showed that she couldn't be fair. I have to admit she is one of the reasons I watch the show as I love to watch train wrecks on TV, but, I also believe the show would be more fairly judged without her.

Report this comment

page: 1 

Latest Headlines in Smallscreen

Bookmark and Share Share

American Idol

Television's No. 1 show, American Idol, returns for its seventh season when it premiered in January. Hosted by Ryan Seacrest, the hit series empowers viewers to discover America's next solo ...more

  • US Release:
  • UK Release:

Related Articles

Seacrest in, Stalker out

From Sites We Like

Latest PopEater News

Ten Celebrities Who Need To Join Twitter
Usher's Marriage to Tameka Foster Officially Over
LaToya Jackson Scene From 'Bruno' Restored for DVD
Chris Brown: Rihanna Attack Should Be a 'Private Matter'
Believe It or Not? Here Are the Week's Hottest Headlines

Latest Cinema Blend News

Joe Johnston Talks Jurassic Park 4
Gwyneth Paltrow Stands By Her Man: Nicole Kidman
Eminem Returns To The Big Screen In Shady Tales
The Killer Inside Me Trailer: Casey Affleck Has Issues
First Twilight Eclipse Teaser Poster

Latest Tech Herald News

Review: Motorola Droid
Facebook settlement means little in the long run
Naked Windows 7 vulnerable to Malware if left in default state
Adobe patches Shockwave Player
SSL flaw allows man-in-the-middle attacks
USA