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In an interview with TV Guide, the former “American Idol” judge wouldn’t come right out and say that she would never return to ‘Idol.’
Paula Abdul is back in the judge's seat — but not on the "American Idol" stage.
Paula Abdul will see familiar faces when she hosts the "VH1 Divas" concert — former "American Idol" winners Kelly Clarkson and Jordin Sparks are among the singers.
Guest judges due to take turns in Abdul’s old “Idol” seat aren’t just filling in; they’re also helping Fox figure out how much the past panelist is worth.
Now that the “Dancing With the Stars” cast has been announced, and Paula Abdul’s name is not on the list, negotiations between Abdul and Fox for her return to “American Idol” have become more intense.
“Dancing With the Stars” seems willing to open the stage door to Paula Abdul, but there could be a behind-the-scenes battle if the ex-“American Idol” judge accepts an offer from the show.
Despite the singer's apparent heavy usage of medications, his will to live, and to perform, was still strong, a source says.
ABC is joining the chorus of those seeking to hire Paula Abdul, who said she's quitting "American Idol."
Paula Abdul isn't feeling the love from late-night comedy fans.
With the chemistry of the "American Idol" judges' table dramatically altered, now is as good a time as any for the show's remaining stars to reflect and make some much-needed changes.
Since announcing her exit from "American Idol," Paula Abdul has been in high demand.
For all her faults, it's difficult to envision "American Idol" without Paula Abdul in the chair next to Simon Cowell. By Andy Dehnart
If Paula Abdul’s aim was to shock people with her announcement that she was leaving “American Idol,” by most accounts, she succeeded. If she was hoping to act out a celebrity cliché, she succeeded with that, too.
If Paula Abdul's abrupt Twitter announcement that she's quitting "American Idol" is a contract negotiating ploy, it's a spectacular one.
Omer Bhatti, the young man being referred to as Michael Jackson’s “secret son” by the British press, was no secret to the pop star’s family. Sources close to the Jacksons say that Bhatti, who often went by Michael J, was introduced to the Jackson family as early as 1992.
The clock is winding down to the judges' round of "American Idol" auditions — next month, the gates will be opened for a new batch of hopefuls. They'd do well to come prepared: Paula Abdul might not be around to dole out much-needed hugs and kind words of encouragement.
Sure, he could sound like John Lennon on one album and Luther Vandross on the next. But that was the problem with David Bowie — in his heyday he seemed more of a theatrical chameleon who tried on personas than an impassioned rock singer. Bowie’s restless experimentalism allowed him to pull off being coolly distant and affected. Sadly, others copped his affectations without his intelligent approach. For a while in the 1980s, it seemed as if nearly every singer drew more from Bowie’s European theater tradition of singing than the tradition of rock singing itself (which came from R&B and gospel sources). Those who succumbed to Bowie-itis included everyone from Ric Ocasek of the Cars to David Byrne of Talking Heads to Robert Palmer to even Cyndi Lauper and Madonna. In short, anytime anyone tries on a vocal persona instead of singing from the heart, they’re channeling the Thin White Duke.
Paula Abdul's (ab-DOOL') new manager says she may not be returning to "American Idol."
Paula Abdul says she has been invited to remain as an "American Idol" judge and that she's optimistic that she'll be able to negotiate a new contract.
Paula Abdul has told a magazine that she overcame a 12-year addiction to painkillers last year. The "American Idol" judge tells Ladies Home Journal in its June issue that she checked into a resort and spa in Carlsbad, Calif., where she weaned herself off her medications last Thanksgiving.
Paula Abdul maintains that she’s never been drunk, but she does admit that she can “get weird.”
When Paula Abdul encountered a German camera crew and a Captain Nemo lookalike in a home in the Hollywood Hills, she thought she’d stumbled upon the set of a fun Japanese game show.
Paula Abdul said her contract is up this season on "American Idol," and that no one can ever replace her.
Should this come as a surprise? Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s carefully coiffed hair went untouched by “The View” staff before he took to the stage for his live appearance Jan. 26.
Although she’s lived much of her life in front of the lens, pop princess Britney Spears still has enough yet-to-be-revealed tidbits to fill a book — or maybe a few books. According to the , the singer plans to put pen to paper in exchange for a $14 million payday.
Fresh from sneaking two young women out of yet another government building, Huckabilly for Life Bill Clinton may be called upon to rescue another dark haired beauty.
Dr. Drew Diagnoses the Harsh Reality of Reality TVIn August 2005, a dream came true for Paula Goodspeed. Having made it to the third round of American Idol's Season 5 auditions, she stood across a table from Paula Abdul, of whom she was a longtime fan.
American Idol: The Kara DioGuardi Era BeginsPaula Abdul is happy that Kara DioGuardi is the new American Idol judge. Or, at least that's what she's telling everyone right now. Kara DioGuardi was unveiled to the public yesterday at American Idol's New York auditions, to much fanfare and much speculation.
Narayana Murthy national anthem controversySpiderman famously said," with great power comes great responsibility". Mr. Narayana Murthy watch out! Yes, Mr Murthy we are all watching. Waiting for you to slip. We don't want you to fail, however, we shall put up each word of yours for analysis and debate.
YouTube—Censored? (Offending Paula Abdul clips are abruptly taken down)Following a week's worth of controversy about her behavior, Fox Broadcasting ordered clips of Paula Abdul swaying, appearing intoxicated, and answering questions on TV news programs in a nonsensical way taken down from YouTube this week.
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