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Any swimmers (or your kids) going to audition for American Idol Season 6

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Any swimmers (or your kids) going to audition for American Idol Season 6? I confess the show is one of my guilty pleasures. Ande AMERICAN IDOL begins its search for the next singing superstar and will host auditions in 7 cities across the country starting this August! The quest to become the next American Idol starts now. Auditions for the sixth edition of AMERICAN IDOL begin in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Aug. 8, at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. Men and women 16 to 28 years old on Aug. 6, 2006, and eligible to work in the United States are welcome to audition. Restrictions apply – a full list of FAQs and Release Forms will be posted shortly. Additionally, coming soon, we will have video guides to audition cities, and photos and videos from every audition. AUDITION INFORMATION Los Angeles, CA Pasadena Rose Bowl Tuesday, August 8, 2006 San Antonio, TX Alamodome Friday, August 11, 2006 East Rutherford, NJ Continental Airlines Arena Monday, August 14, 2006 Birmingham, AL BJCC Monday, August 21, 2006 Memphis, TN FedExForum Sunday, September 3, 2006 Minneapolis, MN Target Center Friday, September 8, 2006 Seattle, WA KeyArena Tuesday, September 19, 2006 www.idolonfox.com/.../ www.idolonfox.com/.../faqs.htm www.idolonfox.com/.../rules.htm www.idolonfox.com/.../info.htm www.idolonfox.com/.../20060711season6release.pdf
  • Originally posted by scyfreestyler Mike Rowe on Dirty Jobs! This is also a family favorite of ours. My kids are the same ages as yours.
  • To answer your original question, my niece is planning to audition this season. In regards to the Idols past, I feel most of them have limited appeal and thus will never reach the mainstream mega-marketing machine. Yes, Kelly has reached this level and I think Carrie Underwood is capable of reaching it in the Country genre. Whether any of them have generational staying power, I would doubt. But, hey, it goves us something to watch and listen to today so is that all bad?
  • Anyone else notice the Brother/Sister tandem from Federal Way, WA who made it to Hollywood? They were both on wk of 1/15, and both were very good.
  • I don't really enjoy the early programs. OMG Some of the "talent". They need to bring in the gong (remember the Gong show?). I enjoy it once the field is narrowed to the truely talented ones.
  • I enjoy it once the field is narrowed to the truely talented ones. I'm exactly the opposite. I think the tryout shows are hysterical, then it gets boring once they whittle it down. I guess I'm not much of a pop music fan.
  • I'm exactly the opposite. I think the tryout shows are hysterical, then it gets boring once they whittle it down. I guess I'm not much of a pop music fan. I totally agree. It is amazing the people who have no clue of how untalented they are!!!!!
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    There are about three shows on TV you can watch with young children that aren't horrible to watch as adults. Idol is one we can all sit together and watch and enjoy. And, if you TiVO it, it only lasts 35 minutes. Try being subjected to The Suite Life of Zack and Cody or That's So Raven with your kids. You'll beg to join a noodling class to get out of that. Hannah Montana is worse. 2 hours tonight. Saw that brother-sister team, Muppet. Not bad. Carrie Underwood seems to be making a lot of money, but I don't like her. Simon seems to like platinum blondes. Getting DVR soon so it doesn't take two hours. 35 minutes sounds a lot better.