American Idol
Jason Merritt, Getty Images Thursday night means one of the dwindling pool of 'American Idol' contestants is doomed to forever roam the earth in Randy Jackson's clothes, enduring the endless points and stares from small children and people with good taste. Let's check in on the far more stylish Steven Tyler.
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YouTube / Fox Hollie Cavanagh performed Journey's 1983 smash hit ballad 'Faithfully' on 'American Idol' tonight, and though she tried gamely, it seemed some of the song's vocal range and urgency eluded her.
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YouTube / Fox For the second week in a row, a Creedence Clearwater Revival song was performed on 'American Idol.' Last week we heard Skylar Laine doing 'Fortunate Son,' this week it was Phillip Phillips with 'Have You Ever Seen the Rain?'
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John Shearer, Getty Images Another Thursday, another elimination on American Idol -- where one unlucky loser will be drained of their blood to fill Jimmy Iovine's rapidly deteriorating half-corpse.
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YouTube Top five 'American Idol' contestant Skylar Laine performed Creedence Clearwater Revival's 'Fortunate Son' on the show tonight (May 2). Judge Randy Jackson said he thought the legendary band would love her performance.
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Frederick M. Brown, Getty Images Ah, Thursday night, when another 'American Idol' contestant's dreams are crushed into a fine powder snorted by record executives who need it to fuel their demonic souls.
Let's see what Steven Tyler is up to, shall we?
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CRROH, Getty Images American Idol was graced by Brian May and Roger Taylor once again as the duo shared the stage with the touring tribute band the Queen Extravaganza, who were in fact hand-picked by May and Taylor in an similar Idol-like competition. The Queen duo also performed a medley with the remaining 'Idols' last night.
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Kevin Winter, Getty Images Wednesday was Queen Night on 'American Idol.' (And no, we don't mean RuPaul performed.) So did Steven Tyler manage to keep his dinner down? Let's find out.
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Dave Benett, Getty Images On tonight's edition of American Idol, the final six contestants paid tribute to Queen and the iconic vocalist Freddie Mercury. Queen guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor made an appearance on the show to perform a medley of four of the band's biggest classics along with the remaining 'Idol' contestants.
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American Idol launched into its broadcast tonight with a tribute to Queen and its late, legendary frontman Freddie Mercury. It also began with Queen guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor giving advice to the six remaining contestants. The duo later performed a medley of the band's hits with the 'Idol' singers as well.
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