If you were the 50-year-old sister of producer David Foster, would you a) choose Clay Aiken to artificially inseminate you and b) plan on having Clay be active part of that child’s life? TMZ says “yes.” More »
If you were the 50-year-old sister of producer David Foster, would you a) choose Clay Aiken to artificially inseminate you and b) plan on having Clay be active part of that child’s life? TMZ says “yes.” More »
The results of this week’s round of album sales are trickling in, and it looks like Neil Diamond will take the top spot, selling in the neighborhood of 125,000 copies. Diamond’s previous album, 12 Songs, debuted at No. More »
From time to time, we like to round up the all-important, all-summarizing last sentences of the biggest new-music reviews, even when the new release schedule isn’t quite as exciting as it was the week before. Under consideration today is an album that Largehearted Boy has said the “mainstream media” is “fawning over”: Clay Aiken’s On My Way Here.
“I’m not trying to be Justin Timberlake. Thank God we have him, but I’m not him. … I’m not gonna bring anybody’s sexy back.” Oh, Clay. Even as you try to erase what fan base you have left with ever more horrifying haircuts, I’m sure there are a few people left who like to imagine the possibility of you showing up in their room wearing nothing but pointy shoes and a Keebler elf cap. Aiken’s new album, On My Way Here, comes out tomorrow and its chock-full of power ballads and powerless ballads that describe the struggle that is La Vida Clay. The struggle of a man who went from heartthrob David Cassidy to seething, diva-esque “fine, Broadway it is” David Cassidy In less than a decade.
Like Neil Sedaka and Johnny Rzeznik before him, Clay Aiken will hoof it over to QVC to sell his album On My Way Here this Monday, when he’ll perform live on the home-shopping channel and hawk a special-edition CD/DVD combo of the record. More »
Like Neil Sedaka and Johnny Rzeznik before him, Clay Aiken will hoof it over to QVC to sell his album On My Way Here this Monday, when he’ll perform live on the home-shopping channel and hawk a special-edition CD/DVD combo of the record. More »
Like Neil Sedaka and Johnny Rzeznik before him, Clay Aiken will hoof it over to QVC to sell his album On My Way Here this Monday, when he’ll perform live on the home-shopping channel and hawk a special-edition CD/DVD combo of the record. More »
Clay Aiken invites Simon Cowell to kiss his butt the next time the salty Brit dismisses a hopeful as being “too Broadway,” since so many former American Idol finalists have gone on to Great White Way careers that have been much more challenging–and rewarding–than serving as cogs in the Clive… More »
“Clay Aiken, who became a music superstar following his success on the American Idol television series, will join the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Monty Python’s SPAMALOT, making his Broadway debut in the role of Sir Robin, at the Shubert Theatre, New York, from January 18 to May 4, 2008.” More »
