Claudia Conway announces ‘American Idol’ audition on TikTok

An online backlash that swirled in China on Friday over a scene in Monster Hunter has resulted in the movie being pulled from the country’s cinemas. The Paul WS Anderson-directed feature game adaptation had been eyeing the market as one of its biggest plays, but a short exchange in the film has been perceived as racist by local audiences, and led to its run being abruptly halted late yesterday, the first day of its official launch.

Carrie Underwood almost abandoned her “American Idol” dreams just as they were starting to take flight.

Carrie Underwood almost didn’t travel to Los Angeles to take part in her star-making run on “American Idol.”  The seven-time Grammy winner, 37, appeared on the 2005 season of the hit singing competition. She would ultimately go on to win, propelling her career to the immense heights she enjoys today.

Carrie Underwood revealed that she had second thoughts about competing on American Idol in 2005 and almost didn’t fly to L.A. because she “was terrified.”The seven-time Grammy winner, 37, who went on to win the singing competition, looked back at her journey to fame in a piece she wrote for Guideposts magazine earlier this month.“The summer before my senior year, I was home one day, watching TV … and saw a news segment about people auditioning for the show American Idol,” Underwood, recalled.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefHit variety TV show “China’s Got Talent” has been renewed for a seventh season and will be produced by Shanghai Canxing Culture and Media for Star China Media.The “Got Talent” property was created by Simon Cowell’s Syco Entertainment, with the international rights represented by Fremantle. The two companies are the format’s co-owners.“ ‘China’s Got Talent’ is renowned for discovering new and incredible local talent.

Fremantle and Syco Entertainment have announced that China’s Got Talent has been renewed for a seventh season, but declined to reveal what network will broadcast the show, raising questions about Dragon TV’s future involvement.

Fantasia Barrino is having another baby!

Calling the cops on people who may be violating coronavirus restrictions is "un-American," Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy said on Monday, reacting to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown enforcing the law in this way ahead of Thanksgiving.

Kellyanne Conway, former Counselor to U.S. President Donald Trump, is proud mama as her daughter auditions for “American Idol”.

Move over, Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood, because here comes… Claudia Conway?!

Kellyanne Conway’s 16-year-old daughter, Claudia Conway, who made headlines earlier this year for calling out Donald Trump, is headed to American Idol. Claudia revealed the exciting news on TikTok on Nov. 15 with a video of herself filming a confessional for the show. She revealed that she got to meet Ryan Seacrest on-set, and that her audition is ‘soon.’ “Stay tuned for that,” she teased. “I’m very, very nervous, but very excited.”

It looks like Claudia Conway is auditioning for American Idol!

Gabby Barrett and Cade Foehner‘s love story is like something out of a rom-com! The pair met in 2018 when they were thrust into the spotlight on Season 16 of American Idol. Although Gabby insists it wasn’t love at first sight, they got to know each other throughout filming, and their relationship quickly went from strength to strength. In 2019, Cade popped the question and they said their “I do’s” just a few months later.

Tayshia Adams may have just taken over as the Bachelorette, but it's already time to start thinking about The Bachelor. ABC has officially announced when Matt James, the franchise's first Black Bachelor, will officially begin his journey to find true love.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorABC has set early-2021 premiere dates for new seasons of its reality hits The Bachelor and American Idol, along with the return of To Tell the Truth and the debuts of three new game shows: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, The Chase and The Hustler. Matt James is the new Bachelor in Season 25 of the franchise-launching juggernaut, which returns on Monday, January 4.

American Idol in 2002, died on November 1 at the age of 42.Her husband, Craig Sadler, revealed in a Facebook post on Saturday, October 31, that she had suffered a brain aneurysm on Wednesday, October 28.“She would already be gone, but she’s an organ donor and has been kept on life support to make that possible,” he wrote. “That shouldn’t be a surprise to us.