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Season?
Oh who cares.
I start this every season so I may as well do for this one.
So far it has been a little boring. It's Hollywood week already and things are getting pretty good. No real stand outs for me so far. Jim Carey's actual daughter auditioned this year and got the boot in Hollywood Kinds freaky how much she resembles her dad.
Tyler has been funny as hell so far.
TMZ has this story which was funny.
'American Idol' Reject Panhandling on the Highway --
Got Any Spare Change?
Who says "American Idol" rejects are a bunch of hopeless losers -- we found one who actually managed to turn his flash of fame into a lucrative profession ... begging for money on the side of the road.
His name's Magic Cyclops -- and you may remember him as the air guitar-playing bandana-wearing weirdo who fired confetti out of his pants during his audition in Aspen last month.
The judges unanimously rejected him -- no surprise -- but now he's found success outside the music biz, panhandlng on the side of a freeway in Fort Collins, CO.
Magic tells us, since his massively public "Idol" rejection, no one has wanted to hire his one-man band -- because "now people know I don’t have the talent I thought I had.”
But after reading an article about homeless people making up to $30k a year just from begging, Magic was inspired -- and decided to hit the road with a cardboard sign ... earning an impressive $0.35 his first day.
For the record, Magic isn’t actually homeless -- he lives at home with his parents, owns a car, cellphone and a computer. But he is kind of a dumbass.
Oh who cares.
I start this every season so I may as well do for this one.
So far it has been a little boring. It's Hollywood week already and things are getting pretty good. No real stand outs for me so far. Jim Carey's actual daughter auditioned this year and got the boot in Hollywood Kinds freaky how much she resembles her dad.
Tyler has been funny as hell so far.
TMZ has this story which was funny.
'American Idol' Reject Panhandling on the Highway --
Got Any Spare Change?
Who says "American Idol" rejects are a bunch of hopeless losers -- we found one who actually managed to turn his flash of fame into a lucrative profession ... begging for money on the side of the road.
His name's Magic Cyclops -- and you may remember him as the air guitar-playing bandana-wearing weirdo who fired confetti out of his pants during his audition in Aspen last month.
The judges unanimously rejected him -- no surprise -- but now he's found success outside the music biz, panhandlng on the side of a freeway in Fort Collins, CO.
Magic tells us, since his massively public "Idol" rejection, no one has wanted to hire his one-man band -- because "now people know I don’t have the talent I thought I had.”
But after reading an article about homeless people making up to $30k a year just from begging, Magic was inspired -- and decided to hit the road with a cardboard sign ... earning an impressive $0.35 his first day.
For the record, Magic isn’t actually homeless -- he lives at home with his parents, owns a car, cellphone and a computer. But he is kind of a dumbass.
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