Sanjaya Malakar American Idol... - Page 15

Originally posted by: snowflake0555

Wow, Sanjaya is out! 😆 I bet America (and all his non-fans) are celebrating!! Like everyone in my school hates him whoever watch the show. But I don't even know what he sounds like because I don't wach it.

lol yeah same with me.

But i think he was a nice guy.

Please forgive me if I'm posting to the wrong thread. I'm new here. I am a fanjaya ..a fan of Sanjaya Malakar. I wanted to thank you for putting up the info on him. He was not voted off of American Idol..he was forced off.The AI ratings went down by 1 million people this week since he left the show. He has millions of fans all over the world and he is a very very good singer. You can sample his songs at the AI site for free. He was just named one of the 50 most beautiful people by People magazine. He is also the favorite of American celebrities..Regis Philbin, Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez, Jack Black, Amanda Bynes, Tony Bennett and many others.

Right now Time magazine has up a list of people from around the world to vote on for their Person of the Year cover. Sanjaya is in 8th place now. There is an Asian guy named Rain..that is getting a ton more of votes by all the Koreans, Japanese etc. I wanted to let you all know if you go to Time.com and look down to the right of the first page u can click on where it says most influencial people..then on next page click where it says list all candidates..then click on sanjaya ..u can slide the thingy over to 100 % to vote for him and then refresh your browser. You are allowed to vote like a crazy lol, as many times as u like. Please help him out if you wish. It would be wonderful to see an Indian on the cover of Time Magazine. He is a wonderful sweet guy and I hope you can help vote him to # 1. Thank you very very much.

American Idol: No Losers This Week

(NEW YORK) — Charity was the "American Idol" theme Wednesday night, and the generosity flowed to the contestants, too — no one was voted off the show. After a parade of pop stars, including Kelly Clarkson and Celine Dion, Ryan Seacrest announced the non-result: "All your favorites are still in the competition. How could we let anyone go on a charity night?"

Seacrest said the more than 70 million calls and text messages counted this week will be added to next week's tallies. That means two contestants will be shown the door next Wednesday.

And the six finalists are (still) Melinda Doolittle, Blake Lewis, Phil Stacey, LaKisha Jones, Chris Richardson and Jordin Sparks. The winner will be chosen in May.

The hit Fox show departed from its usual format this week with "Idol Gives Back," a star-filled fundraising effort. The goal was to raise awareness and money for the newly formed Charity Projects Entertainment Fund and other organizations that fund relief programs for children and young people in extreme poverty in America and Africa.

Wednesday's two-hour show — broadcast from the "American Idol" stage and Walt Disney Concert Hall, where Ellen DeGeneres was host — featured performances by Clarkson, Dion, Earth, Wind & Fire, Il Divo, Josh Groban with the African Children's Choir and Annie Lennox.

Jack Black took the stage to croon some verses from Seal's "Kiss From A Rose." That performance was panned by Paula Abdul, who said "the School of Rock called, they want their diploma back."

Stars including Ben Stiller and Madonna appeared in taped segments asking viewers for donations, which could be made by telephone via toll-free pledge lines or on the Internet. On Tuesday's program, viewers voted as usual for the contestants, with donations coming in from corporations.

"If every person who ever voted for Sanjaya could give just one dollar, we could do some good," said actor Eric McCormack. DeGeneres announced she was donating $100,000.

In its sixth season, "American Idol" continues to rule the ratings. It has attracted 26 million to 37 million viewers per telecast this season.