We always knew Ryan Seacrest and Randy Jackson were good friends.
We just had no idea they were this close.
Here's a shot of the American Idol personalities during a recent appearance on the Rachael Ray show. They're looking mighty cozy...
Sarah Palin must be a big fan of Jordin Sparks. Bristol Palin? Not so much.
At last night's MTV Music Awards, host Russell Brand made a few jokes at the expense of The Jonas Brothers. He wondered why they wear purity rings when - considering their age, popularity and looks - they could be having so much sex.
Sparks, also a purity ring wearer and well-known virgin, took exception to these swipes and said so before introducing T.I. to the crowd for a performance.
"I just have one thing to say about promise rings. It's not bad to wear a promise ring," Sparks said, "because not everybody – guy or girl – wants to be a slut."
Amen, Jordin! We admire her for speaking out on such a controversial subject.
Taylor Hicks is now a New York City resident.
In a new interview with OK!, the former American Idol champion talks about dating in The Big Apple. Take notes, ladies.
On dating in NYC: It’s been really tough… If you go out with a big group of friends, and you see another group of people that you know, it’s basically like one big date... I think it’s really cool because it takes the edge off it.
His type of girl: I think down to earth is always key. It’s always good to be down to earth, Musical, not nessecarily she has to play a musical instrument or be Mary Poppins, but definitely fun to have a good time with. You never there, there are plenty out there right now so I’m definitely I’m actively seeking.
What he's like on a date: The perfect date is being who you are. I don’t think where or how, I think great food and great service in a restaurant always helps. But even just, I think really showing a true colors. And really being a Southern gentleman.
Can Jennifer Hudson deliver a top-notch rendition of the National Anthem?
YES SHE CAN!
The American Idol finalist and Academy Award-winner proved as much at last week's Democratic National Convention. Check out the performance now:
