Showing posts with label Sanjaya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sanjaya. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2007

Sanjaya is going on tour

"Many of the doubters predicted that once American idol wannabe Sanjaya Malakar got on stage and tried to carry a tune it would finally all go bad. His performances during season six of American Idol were atrocious at times and even though he made it toi the top ten that said more about the horrid voting on the popular reality show than the talent of Sanjaya. Was he just a novelty act waiting to crash."

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Sunday, June 10, 2007

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

YouTube - Howard Stern / shock jocks helping Sanjaya stay on the show



"Finally, a pretense for writing about American Idol. O'Reilly had on a lawyer who argued that Fox may have had a cause of action against Howard Stern and VoteForTheWorse.com, because they suggest that people vote for Sanjaya precisely because he is bad. Stern allegedly is doing so to undermine Idol's credibility. (pause). So the lawyer argues that Fox can use Stern for, I don't know, I think she said 'intentional interference with malicious intent.' She also sugested that the jilted contestants might have an action for Stern for, I don't know, contributory unjust enrichment, because Sanjaya received the spot that was rightfully their's."

Sunday, April 15, 2007

Secret of Sanjaya's survival?



"Everyone is puzzled as to why India-American contestant Sanjaya Malakar has stayed this long on American Idol since he can't carry a tune in a bucket except that one time when he gave a rendition of Jennifer Lopez' Besasme mucho.

Sanjaya's rendition had Lopez gushing and judge Simon Cowell choking on his acid tongue while he had to admit that he had done a good job."

Thursday, April 12, 2007

American Idol Recap: Haley out, Sanjay in. 7 to go



"Haley Scarnato, the long-legged pop-singing specialist from San Antonio, got the ax Wednesday night on “American Idol.”

Sanjaya Malakar, the maligned I’m-a-lover-not-a-fighter ballad specialist from Federal Way, Washington, moves on with full momentum."