A Serious Editorial from a Serious Newspaper
The L.A. Times editors have an opinion on everything, it seems — even Sanjaya.
If you don’t know what I’m talking about, good for you.
The L.A. Times editors have an opinion on everything, it seems — even Sanjaya.
If you don’t know what I’m talking about, good for you.
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What if I know what you’re talking about – because it has been everywhere all the time – but aside from a general sense of disgust I couldn’t care less?
Stephen Macklin (68591a) — 4/15/2007 @ 8:46 amI can’t help knowing since I have to hear about it every other hour, but I do my best not to pay any attention to American Idol. I like the idea of “Vote for the Worst.” My wife ran across that website and supposedly there are 15-year-old girls making nasty messages on the site threatening to send their lawyers after them, so it meets my approval.
Andy (c87b34) — 4/15/2007 @ 10:02 amI bet this is their Manhattan Project telling them to go after the Idol demographic, LOL!
Patricia (824fa1) — 4/15/2007 @ 4:04 pm