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American Idol Winner Maddie Poppe Releases Music Video For “Going, Going, Gone”
written by Ruben Jay
American Idol crowned Maddie Poppe as the 16th winner (and first on ABC) and she has released a music video for her song “Going, Going, Gone” thru Hollywood Records. Check out the videos. It is pretty funny.
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The OG Judge on American Idol is not interested in the show anymore. Simon Cowell had an interview with The Hollywood Reporter where he spoke on his thoughts on the show that brought him to fame.
“I’m genuinely not interested,” he said when asked if he’s been watching the show. “I think when we were on it years ago, it was a fun show. It was different, it was kind of naïve, lots of surprises…. I kind of think we’ve been there, I’ve been there, time for something new.”
“And we have some good singers on the show this year. Interestingly, on Britain’s Got Talent and America’s Got Talent, I think we get better singers on the Got Talent shows than the other singing show. I don’t know what it is,” he added.
America’s Got Talent has returned to NBC and is expected to do extremely well in the ratings for the network.
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Maddie Poppe Saw The Results Card Before Ryan Seacrest Announced The American Idol Winner
written by Ruben Jay
Maddie Poppe appeared on Live! With Kelly and Ryan to talk about winning the 16th season of American Idol. In the interview, Poppe made a revelation.
Poppe turned to Seacrest and said “You’re really bad at hiding the results card!” in which Seacrest jumped up and shouted “WHAT!?”.
According to Poppe, Seacrest held the card very low and Poppe and Caleb Lee Hutchinson (2nd Place) both saw the card. Check out the interview above.
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With American Idol‘s 16th season coming to an end tonight, I think it’s time for me to make my official prediction who is going to win. So here is my official prediction:
3rd Place: Gabby Barrett. I loved Gabby up until last night. I think she was the front-runner to win the show. At one point I wrote that Gabby Barrett was the reincarnation of Carrie Underwood, which would have been a great thing for Idol. However, her this week’s performances have thrown her into the bottom of the top 3. I still think she has a great chance to make some really big moves in music.
2nd Place: Caleb Lee Hutchinson. Caleb has become a dark horse for a while and I was really surprised to see him in the finale. His performances last night were just slightly better than Gabby. One note that I have for him would be to get a stool and sit while performing.
And you’re new American Idol…Madde Poppe. I’ve been a huge fan of Maddie’s since day one. I thought she was a “slow burn” of a contestant where she didn’t show too much but also grew week-to-week. I truly believe that she is going to be crowned champion tonight.
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All the TV Shows that have been Canceled, Renewed, or revived (oh my!)
written by Ruben Jay
It’s been a crazy few weeks for the world of television. So many cancelations and renewals and revivals (oh my!). Thanks to our friends at VOX, here is a complete list of the shows that have been canceled, renewed, or revived (oh my!).
Canceled
Alex Inc. (ABC)
The Brave (NBC)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Fox) — picked up by NBC for a sixth season
The Crossing (ABC)
Deception (ABC)
Designated Survivor (ABC)
The Exorcist (Fox)
Great News (NBC)
Kevin (Probably) Saves the World (ABC)
Last Man on Earth (Fox)
Law & Order: True Crime (NBC)
Life Sentence (CW)
Living Biblically (CBS)
Lucifer (Fox)
Marvel’s Inhumans (ABC)
The Mayor (ABC)
Me, Myself & I (CBS)
The Mick (Fox)
The Middle (ABC)
New Girl (Fox)
The Night Shift (NBC)
Once Upon a Time (ABC)
The Originals (CW)
Rise (NBC)
Quantico (ABC)
Scandal (ABC)
Scorpion (CBS)
Shades of Blue (NBC)
Superior Donuts (CBS)
Taken (NBC)
Ten Days in the Valley (ABC)
Valor (CW)
Wayward Pines (Fox)
Wisdom of the Crowd (CBS)
The X-Files (Fox) (As always with The X-Files, another revival series a few years down the road isn’t out of the question.)
Zoo (CBS)
The 100 (CW)
The $100,000 Pyramid (ABC) — returns in summer
9-1-1 (Fox)
Renewed
The Amazing Race (CBS)
American Grit (Fox) — returns in summer
American Housewife (ABC)
American Idol (ABC)
American Ninja Warrior (NBC) — returns in summer
America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC)
America’s Got Talent (NBC) — returns in summer
A.P. Bio (NBC)
Arrow (CW)
The Bachelor (ABC)
Bachelor in Paradise (ABC) — returns in summer
Beat Shazam (Fox) — returns in summer
The Big Bang Theory (CBS)
Big Brother (CBS)
Black-ish (ABC)
Black Lightning (CW)
Blindspot (NBC)
Blue Bloods (CBS)
Bob’s Burgers (Fox)
Bull (CBS)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (NBC) — picked up after Fox cancelled it
Celebrity Big Brother (CBS)
Celebrity Family Feud (ABC) — returns in summer
Chicago Fire (NBC)
Chicago Med (NBC)
Chicago P.D. (NBC)
Child Support (ABC)
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (CW)
Criminal Minds (CBS)
Dancing With the Stars (ABC)
DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (CW)
Dynasty (CW)
Ellen’s Game of Games (NBC)
Empire (Fox)
Family Guy (Fox)
The Flash (CW)
For the People (ABC)
The Four (Fox)
Fresh Off the Boat (ABC)
The Gifted (Fox)
The Goldbergs (ABC)
The Gong Show (ABC)
The Good Doctor (ABC)
The Good Fight (CBS All Access only)
Good Girls (NBC)
The Good Place (NBC)
Grey’s Anatomy (ABC)
Hawaii Five-0 (CBS)
Hell’s Kitchen (Fox)
How to Get Away With Murder (ABC)
Instinct (CBS)
iZombie (CW)
Jane the Virgin (CW)
Last Man Standing (FOX) — ABC had canceled the show a year ago in its sixth season, but Fox is bringing it back for season seven.
Law & Order: SVU (NBC)
Life in Pieces (CBS)
Love Connection (Fox) — returns in summer
MacGyver (CBS)
Madam Secretary (CBS)
Man With a Plan (CBS)
Marlon (NBC) — returns in summer
MasterChef (FOX)
MasterChef Junior (FOX)
Midnight, Texas (NBC)
Modern Family (ABC)
Mom (CBS)
NCIS (CBS)
NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS)
NCIS: New Orleans (CBS)
The Orville (Fox)
Ransom (CBS)
The Resident (Fox)
Riverdale (CW)
Roseanne (ABC)
Salvation (CBS)
SEAL Team (CBS)
The Simpsons (Fox)
So You Think You Can Dance (FOX)
Speechless (ABC)
Splitting Up Together (ABC)
Star (Fox)
Star Trek: Discovery (CBS All Access only)
Station 19 (ABC)
Supergirl (CW)
Supernatural (CW)
Superstore (NBC)
Survivor (CBS)
S.W.A.T. (CBS)
This Is Us (NBC)
To Tell the Truth (ABC) — returns in summer
Trial & Error (NBC)
Undercover Boss (CBS) — returns in summer
The Voice (NBC)
The Wall (NBC)
Whose Line Is It, Anyway? (CW)
Will & Grace (NBC)
World of Dance — returns in summer
Young Sheldon (CBS)
Which broadcast TV shows are still waiting on an official verdict?
9JKL (CBS)
Battle of the Network Stars (ABC)
The Biggest Loser (NBC)
The Blacklist (NBC)
Boy Band (ABC)
Champions (NBC)
Code Black (CBS)
Elementary (CBS)
Genius Junior (NBC)
Ghosted (Fox)
Gotham (Fox)
Kevin Can Wait (CBS)
LA to Vegas (Fox)
Lethal Weapon (Fox)
Little Big Shots (Fox)
Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (ABC)
Match Game (ABC)
Penn & Teller: Fool Us (CW)
Prison Break (Fox)
Shark Tank (ABC)
Shots Fired (FOX)
Timeless (NBC)
The Toy Box (ABC)
World’s Funniest (Fox)
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HIT SERIES AND STAR MAKER ‘AMERICAN IDOL’
TO MAKE MORE DREAMS COME TRUE WITH SECOND SEASON ON ABC
Music Luminaries Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie to Return as Judges,
and Ryan Seacrest to Return as Host
The journey continues as America’s beloved singing competition series “American Idol” is set to return for its second season on The ABC Television Network for the 2018-2019 season. Following the historic revival of the beloved series on ABC, the fan favorite will set out once again on a nationwide search to discover the next singing sensation. Returning to help find the cream of the crop are music industry legends and all-star judges Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie. Emmy®-winning producer Ryan Seacrest will also return to helm the music competition series as host.
In its first season on ABC, “American Idol” has finished as Sunday’s No. 1 entertainment broadcast series on each of its 8 telecasts this season in Live + Same Day Adults 18-49. In fact, on average, the series ranks No. 1 in its 2-hour slot with Adults 18-49, Adults 18-34, across all key Women (W18-34/W18-49/W25-54) and Teens 12-17. “American Idol” is more than doubling ABC’s Sunday 8:00-10:00 p.m. time-period results year-to-year in Total Viewers (+158%) and Adults 18-49 (+110%), producing the Net’s best results in the 2-hour slot in 4 years among viewers and in 3 years among young adults – since the comparable weeks of 2014 and 2015, respectively. Season to date, including delayed viewing, “American Idol-SUN” draws an average audience of 9.3 million viewers with a 2.1/8 among Adults 18-49. Additionally, the broad-appealing unscripted series has dominated the social landscape as the most social prime-time reality series of the year to date. (Source: Social Content Ratings, 1/1/18 – 4/29/18. Ranked by total program-level interactions. Facebook organic metrics no longer included as of 4/6/18).
“We knew that ‘American Idol’ on ABC would unleash an opportunity for singers from all walks of life to realize their dreams and that these incredible contestants would have America rooting for their success,” said Channing Dungey, president, ABC Entertainment. “I am thrilled that Katy, Luke, Lionel and Ryan will be back to once again embark on this Idol journey with us to discover the next crop of inspiring talent.”
“’American Idol’’s return on ABC has shown once again that viewers love to discover and support raw talent,” said Trish Kinane, president of Entertainment Programming, FremantleMedia North America, executive producer and showrunner of “American Idol.” “Our new judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie have brought huge credibility, energy and fun to the show this year, and we are so excited to continue the journey with Ryan Seacrest at the helm in the search for the next superstar.”
Dennis Miller, executive chairman of CORE Media Group, added, “Our team is incredibly proud of the success we have had with ‘American Idol’ on ABC, and we are excited to search for more talent nationwide with a second season. We look forward to furthering our relationship with the network, our partners at FremantleMedia, Luke, Katy, Lionel, Ryan, and all those who audition to become the next American Idol as we continue to entertain fans with incredible performances week after week!”
Don’t miss “American Idol” as the Top 7 take the stage on ABC, this Sunday, May 6, live coast-to-coast at 8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT/7:00-9:00 p.m. CDT/5:00-7:00 p.m. PDT. (The episode will be rebroadcast for the West Coast at 8:00-10:00 p.m. PDT).
The official “American Idol” app is available on iOS and Android devices. Using the app, fans can vote for their favorite contestants, as well as on AmericanIdol.com/vote or via text. Fans can also use the app to “IDOLize” their selfies with “American Idol” filters and stickers, and track what’s trending with judges, contestants and fans.
“American Idol” is produced by FremantleMedia North America and CORE Media Group’s 19 Entertainment. Executive producers include FremantleMedia North America’s Trish Kinane and Jennifer Mullin, along with executive producer Phil McIntyre representing CORE Media. FremantleMedia International distributes the series worldwide.
“American Idol” is broadcast in 720 Progressive (720P), ABC’s selected HDTV format, with 5.1-channel surround sound. This program carries a TV-PG, L parental guideline.
About ABC Entertainment
ABC Entertainment airs compelling programming across all day parts, with new shows including the No. 1 new drama on television, “The Good Doctor,” the most watched show on television, “Roseanne,” and the return of “American Idol”; in addition to current hits, such as groundbreaking dramas “How to Get Away with Murder,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Once Upon a Time.” The ABC Television Network is also home to the Emmy® Award-winning “Modern Family” and trailblazing comedy favorites “black-ish,” “American Housewife,” “Fresh Off the Boat,” “The Goldbergs,” “The Middle,” “Speechless” and midseason breakout, “Splitting Up Together”; hit game shows “The $100,000 Pyramid,” “Celebrity Family Feud,” “Match Game” and “To Tell the Truth”; reality phenomenon “Shark Tank,” iconic “The Bachelor” franchise, long-running hits “Dancing with the Stars” and “America’s Funniest Home Videos”; “General Hospital,” which has aired for over 50 years on the network, along with daytime talk show “The Chew”; and late-night talk show “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” The network also boasts some of television’s most prestigious awards shows, including “The Oscars®,” “The CMA Awards” and “The American Music Awards.”
About FremantleMedia North America
FremantleMedia North America (FMNA) is the U.S. arm of global media giant FremantleMedia, which includes a distribution arm, FremantleMedia International, a digital and branded entertainment division and a kids & family entertainment business. As one of the world’s largest and most successful creators, producers and distributors of TV brands in the world, FremantleMedia’s comprehensive global network has operations in 31 countries, creating over 10,000 hours of programming a year, rolling out more than 45 formats and managing over 350 individual titles. The company also distributes more than 20,000 hours of content in over 200 territories. For more information, follow us @FMNATV and visit our Facebook page.
About CORE Media Group
CORE Media Group is a leading independent media and entertainment company that creates quality programming for linear television and digital platforms. Through partnerships with well-established industry leaders including Sharp Entertainment, as well as B-17 Entertainment and its newly formed digital studio Thumb Candy, the company creates additional multiplatform programming of various genres for audiences nationwide. Through CORE’s 19 Entertainment, it co-produces “American Idol,” the gold standard of music competition programs, and the enduring franchise, “So You Think You Can Dance” (returning on FOX for a 15th season). Other recent television series under the CORE umbrella include “The Wall” for NBC and “Caraoke Showdown” for Spike. Additionally, CORE’s 19 Recordings has been a part of the successful music careers of platinum artists Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Daughtry and Colton Dixon, just to name a few.
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American Idol took on Disney songs and while they had a few standouts, for the most part, Disney Week failed. And here’s why: ABC is trying very hard to make sure that Disney profits from Idol.
Disney/ABC paid a lot of money to get Idol on their network. Showcasing Disneyland and Disney themed songs will help promote both the theme parks and the movies that the contestants took on. Idol has been consistently getting over 7 million viewers therefor a chance to promote some new and classic Disney movies.
Disney songs have a nostalgic tick too many of us and seeing someone perform those songs might get us in the mood to watch the movie from that song.
Here’s the problem: Many of the contestants had their worst night with the Disney theme. Outside of Maddie Poppe and Michelle Sussett, the remaining top 10 really fell short of having a good night.
Let’s Talk About Michelle Sussett:
Michelle Sussett is one of the contestants that I generally wonder why the judges let her in the show to begin with. Week after week, she had the worst performances on the entire show. But this last week with “Remember Me” from Coco, Michelle really showcased massive star quality.
Prior to Disney week, Michelle had showcased a true entertainment value as a performer, but just never hit the notes and seemed uncomfortable with the singing part of the gig. This week, she finally connected with a song and felt like a star. In all honesty, I can’t believe that she didn’t make it to the top 7.
Is Maddie Poppe Your Next American Idol?
Maddie took on “The Bare Nesseceties” from The Jungle Book and I cannot stop thinking that her performance was the winning performance for her. I don’t see her going home. She seemed so comfortable and seemed like she was having fun.
Do you think Maddie might be the next Idol?
Here’s to hoping American Idol chooses better themes.
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[On Air With Ruben Jay] Maddie Poppe On Growing Into Her Sound; Mara Justine on Recent “American Idol” Elimination
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Ruben Jay invited Mara Justine and Maddie Poppe to come On Air.
Mara Justine discusses her time on American Idol as well as her elimination from the show. Mara also discusses what she believes her next move will be and when we might expect some new music. Ruben ask about her sound moving forward.
Maddie Poppe jumps on the line and discusses her time on the show. Poppe also discusses growing as an artist, displaying the different sides of Maddie Poppe as far as sound goes.
ON NEXT WEEK’s SHOW: Ruben Jay is joined by Myles Kennedy (lead singer of Alter Bridge and Slash) to discuss his first solo album, Year of the Tiger and his tour of the same name. Ruben is also joined by former American Idol contestant Jena Asciutto to discuss her next moves as well as her debut solo album Cold Fame.
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