American Idol Winners 1 to 8 Tribute to Simon Cowell – American Idol Finale

American Idol Winners from Seasons 1 to 8 lead the tribute song for Simon Cowell, tonight onAmerican Idol Finale. Lot of people asks that on the American Idol Finale – where was David Cook? Only David Cook, the American Idol 7 Winner was not able to attend the American Idol Finale Results Night as he has some duties to attend to with regards to charity work.

American Idol Winners 1-8 sang “Together We Are One” saw Kelly Clarkson, Ruben Studdard, Fantasia Barrino, Carrie Underwood, Taylor Hicks, Jordin Sparks and Kris Allen (Chris Allen) together with the rest of Idol finalists and semi-finalists who joined the tribute for Simon Cowell in American Idol 2010 Finale.

The American Idol Winners from 2001 to 2009 were there to celebrate the nine years of Simon Cowell joining the judging panel and being once part of their lives.

As part of the tribute, William Hung together with the “Pants on the Ground” singer and other unique Idol auditionees were present during the American Idol 9 Finale night to pay tribute to Simon Cowell. Even Paula Abdul who was axed from the show for this season was present to say her piece about Simon Cowell.

Aside from these performances, “Every Rose Has Its Thorn” and “Pants on the Ground” were top acts of the night. Siobhan Magnus and Aaron Kelly had a duet with the Bee Gees which will surely make you search for “How Deep Is Your Love” lyrics.

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50 Cent Weight Loss for 'Things Fall Apart'

50 Cent dropped his name's worth for the movie "Things Fall Apart," and a 50+ pounds lighter 50 Cent is almost unrecognizable.

The Grammy Award-winning rapper looks to be going for a Oscar-worthy physical transformation with this role, which required him to drop the weight and lose his former muscular frame. He plays a football star who is diagnosed with cancer, and he's definitely achieved a look that resembles a cancer patient.

The star reportedly went on a 9-week liquid diet and spent three hours a day on a treadmill to go from 214 to 160 pounds. As for what he craved while on his strict diet? Chili's baby back ribs, according to US Weekly.

Now that filming has wrapped and he's back on tour, time to get some meat back onhis ribs


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Exotic dancer from New York suing Redskins' Albert Haynesworth for paternity

Silvia Mena, an exotic dancer from New York, is suing Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth and alleging the former Pro Bowler impregnated and then abandoned her.

"It is very stressful, I cry all the time," Mena told the New York Post.

She alleged that Haynesworth has not followed through on promises to provide for her financially. Mena claimed that the Redskins defender impregnated her four months ago.

There has been no comment from Haynesworth, who hasn't been practicing with the Redskins this offseason but has said he'll attend the team's mandatory minicamp next month.

Haynesworth signed on with the Redskins for more than $40 million guaranteed in March 2009.

Mena's lawyer, Salvatore Strazullo, is filing a $10 million suit against Haynesworth.

"This man is worth millions," Strazzullo told the Post. "She has had to apply for Medicaid to take care of her pregnancy."

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'Biggest loser' finale 2010: Michael Ventrella wins NBC show's 9th season with record-breaking loss

Michael Ventrella is the biggest winner ever of the "Biggest Loser."

After losing half his body weight, Ventrella was named this season's winner of "The Biggest Loser" on NBC Tuesday night.

Starting the season at a whopping 526 pounds, Ventrella was the heaviest contestant in "Biggest Loser" history.

By the final show, he had lost 50.19 percent of his body weight, a total of 264 pounds, shattering Danny Cahill's record of 239 pounds from last year.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/2010/05/26/2010-05-26_biggest_loser_finale_2010_michael_ventrella_wins_nbc_shows_9th_season_with_recor.html#ixzz0p3ZaaTb4