BRITNEY SPEARS: “I would like to stop worrying so much because I worry all the time. And to learn how to be happier, just in general. And to stop biting my nails!”
KANYE WEST: “My resolution is to be as nice as possible to the press.”
FERGIE: “It’s always the same: to work out more and eat healthier. I’m trying to go organic, eat more raw.”
ASHLEE SIMPSON: “All my focus is on my son. Every day, being a better mom and learning with him. It’s an incredible experience.”
JAMIE FOXX: “I’m looking for the right woman. I need a magnifying glass! I’m trying to find that rare jewel.”
COOLIO: “No bills in ‘09. Live off other people. We’re in an economic crunch right now, so I’m not trying to pay any bills. I want somebody else to pay my bills, so you get me like 10 [women] with money. Nah, I’m just kidding.”
DAVID ARCHULETA: “I would like to learn more about the music and business that I have gotten into. I would like to get more involved in the writing side of music, and also I’m learning more things about performing and meeting a lot of new people that I can learn from.”
Miley Cyrus:
Tuesday, November 18
ABC: Live with Regis and Kelly: Enrique Iglesias
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live: Paramore
COMEDY CENTRAL: The Colbert Report: Paul Simon
NBC: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Adele
CBS: Late Show With David Letterman: Cold Hard Cash (Johnny Cash tribute band)
SYNDICATED: The Bonnie Hunt Show: David Archuleta
Wednesday, November 19
ABC: Live with Regis and Kelly: David Cook
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live: Leona Lewis
CBS: Late Show With David Letterman: Mr Brownstone (Guns n' Roses tribute band)
CBS: The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: Sarah McLachlan
NBC: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Nickelback
NBC: Late Night With Conan O'Brien: Margot & the Nuclear So and So's
SYNDICATED: The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Jessica Simpson
Thursday, November 20
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live: The Hives
NBC: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Tenacious D
NBC: Late Night With Conan O'Brien: Brian Wilson
Friday, November 21
NBC: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Scott Weiland
NBC: Late Night With Conan O'Brien: Vampire Weekend
CBS: Late Show With David Letterman: The Allstarz (James Brown tribute band)
Saturday, November 22
BBC AMERICA: The Graham Norton Show: Estelle
NBC: Saturday Night Live: Ludacris, T-Pain
Sunday, November 23
COMEDY CENTRAL: A Colbert Christmas: Feist, Elvis Costello, Willie Nelson, John Legend, Toby Keith
I don’t watch American Idol but I always know who wins and who is the runner up. I hear this song on the radio all the time. David Archuleta’s debut single Crush. His voice is very mature, if you knew nothing about him I don’t think you would say he's a 15 year old boy singing.
Here’s Billboard’s review:
It's not a stretch to suggest that Sony chief (and former Jive prez) Barry Weiss saved the "American Idol" franchise from top 40 radio demise. Instead of trying to overcontemporize the pageant's pop finalists with ill-fitting R&B production (read: Katharine McPhee), he has carefully aligned acts with material that matches (read: Jordin Sparks). So the prognosis is aces for the launch of season-seven runner-up David Archuleta. "Crush" is a hummable, age-appropriate midtempo pop ditty for the 17-year-old, showcasing his fine mass-appeal vocal stylings with creamy harmonies and some nice falsetto effects. The track is produced by millennium wiz Emanuel Kiriakou, who has worked with Sparks, Jesse McCartney, Celine Dion and Nick Lachey. "AI" has shown renewed radio potency thanks to such super-caliber artists as Chris Daughtry, Jennifer Hudson and Carrie Underwood—along with the democratizing of the consumer vote, via iTunes. "Crush" is likely to put its money where its title is on the charts. —Chuck Taylor
Enjoy the song via Youtube
