American Idol
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Table of Contents
- Introuction
- Giving the people what they want
- Hicks: Forfeiting all authenticity by singing nothing but cover songs
- Emphasizing a notion by describing aspects of Hollywood and Broadway
- The modern theatre and judgeding its success in satisfying the audience's habits
- Conclusion
Abstract
In its first season, american idol garnered the attention of 22.77 million viewers on the finale night. The last season-the show's fifth-36.38 million people tuned in to witness Taylor Hicks take home the ultimate title of american idol (Wikepedia.com). Hicks, a stocky, gray-haired thirty-year old from Birmingham, Alabama could not have possibly foreseen the astronomical result of his performances. In his first audition, Simon Cowell, the judge with a notoriously stern British accent and attitude, voted against Taylor's advancement in the competition because he saw an overall lack of talent and commerciality. So how did a struggling Vegas lounge act win the votes and hearts of America?
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