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EW.com: American Idol After her experience on season two of American Idol, Trenyce has to be someone who believes in second chances. Initially, she made it through to the top 32 and was let go. However, Paula Abdul chose her as a wildcard contestant after her amazing rendition of “Let’s Stay Together,” and she ended up sailing on through to an impressive fifth place. “Let’s Stay Together” ended up on the season two compilation album.
After the season ended, Trenyce toured with her AI peers on the American Idol II Live Concert Tour, and she performed Tina Turner’s “Proud Mary,” and Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing.” The 41-city, 55-day tour reportedly outsold the Justin Timberlake/Christina Aguilera tour!
Since appearing on “Idol,” Trenyce has made the round on numerous national television shows, and has done quite a bit of stage work. She appeared in a show called “Love In the Nick of Tyme,” and also played […]
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EW.com: American Idol With the stakes so high at this point in the competition, one might expect a “fallen Idol” to be bitter, or have regrets, but this is not the case for Chikezie. In our recent interview, he said that he’s happy with the way everything went down, as he followed his heart the entire time. As he put it, “If I’d done something that wasn’t me and then I’d gone home, I would have been so upset that I didn’t follow my heart. I would have been so upset and so distraught about it, but I’m so glad that I did what I did.” In fact, it’s because he followed his heart the whole time that he was prepared to go home, and he’s still thrilled to be going on the tour. When asked if he’s always as happy as he seems, Chikezie said he tends […]
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EW.com: American Idol According to Billboard, all three American Idol judges are represented on the Billboard charts this week. Simon Cowell’s label, Syco, has the No. 1 song on the Hot 100 with Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love.” Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson are on a variety of charts, including Adult Contemporary, where “Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow” (Dream Merchant 21) opens at No. 29. This is Paula’s first AC entry in 12 years and five months, since “My Love Is for Real” peaked at No. 40 in June of 1995. Paula’s collaboration with Randy is her ninth Adult Contemporary chart entry over a period of 19 years.
Billboard actually outlines Paula’s nine Adult Contemporary songs rank in order of chart peak:
No. 1 (five weeks): “Rush, Rush” (1991)
No. 5: “Blowing Kisses in the Wind” (1991)
No. 11: “Forever Your Girl” (1989)
No. 17: “Will You Marry Me?” (1992)
No. 26: “The Promise of a […]
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