We didn't get a chance to talk about this last week because of our 2-day St. Jude Radiothon, but it is definitely worth revisiting. Check out Jenny Beth Willis' performance of "Heaven, Heartache and the Power of Love" from American Idol's "Sudden Death" round in Las Vegas!
Yes, that photo is creepy! And, trust me, with this series . . . you shouldn't expect anything less. I met Kevin Bacon a couple of years ago. And I vividly remember that he had abnormally soft hands that completely freaked me out. So, imagine my surprise that he has wrapped those hands firmly around Fox's gritty, envelope-pushing and captivating new serial-killer drama, The Following. If you haven't caught any of this yet, check out the official trailer here at WBKR.com!
This is unbelievably exciting. 17-year-old Jenny Beth Willis of Owensboro has made the Top 40 of American Idol! Last night, the Top 20 guys and the Top 20 girls were revealed and Jenny Beth is still in the mix. I had a chance to chat with her about her whirlwind Idol experience and what's next for the remaining Idol hopefuls. Check out my exclusive interview with Jenny Beth arranged courtesy of Fox and WEVV Fox 44!
Owensboro's Jenny Beth Willis is just one song away from American Idol's Top 40! Last night, Jenny Beth survived two rounds in Hollywood. She survived the initial cut with her rendition of "How Do I Live," then escaped the group round with a group of gals named Raisin' Kane! Watch Jenny Beth and her partners tear through "Sin Wagon" by the Dixie Chicks!
The fact that what Leonard Cooper wrote as his final question was ultimately an assumption no longer matters.
Last week, the boys stepped to the plate during Hollywood Week on American Idol. When the smoke cleared, just 28 of them remained, including former WBKR Battle for the Big O finalist Paul Jolley. Now, tonight, all the girls who made it through Idol's initial audition rounds arrive for the dreaded Hollywood week. Among them, Owensboro's Jenny Beth Willis. Can she survive the drama and make the Top 40?
Viewers in Montana were enjoying an episode of The Steve Wilkos Show (just kidding...they couldn't possibly have been), when the broadcast was interrupted to warn the audience of a zombie apocalypse.
Just one week after Owensboro drag queen Monica Beverly Hillz became the first contestant to come out as transgender during the competition, sadly, she was eliminated on this week's RuPaul's Drag Race.
I didn't see the Grammys, but I can only assume the Best Country Song award was given out pre-telecast judging by the handful of people in attendance at the time.
It's music's biggest night of the year! The 55th Annual Grammy Awards air tonight on CBS and lots of country stars will be on hand for the big event. Earlier this week, rumors were floating around that Grammy staffers were told to try and keep country divas Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift apart. They, allegedly, don't get along at all and producers are wanting to ease the tension at the show. Well, Kizzy has caught wind of the situation and has some advice for the ladies. LISTEN!
For the boys, Hollywood week is over. And 28 male contestants are still left in the hunt for the Idol Top 40. WBKR's American Idol expert Steve Thompson has chosen some favorites and explains who he thinks is in it to win it.
Ok, ok...maybe not in real life, but lools like the fun duo will portray siblings on the small screen! Reba announced via Twitter that Blake Shelton will guest star on her sitcom, "Malibu Country".
