Wednesday marked the premiere of "American Idol's" 11th season - or, as judge Randy Jackson continuously referred to it, "Season one-one!!!" (We won't get sick of that anytime soon.) Despite its reported drop in ratings, we thought it was a semi-successful debut. We won't go into the auditions, held in Georgia, but we will say this: Compared to its bloated and garish rivals "The Voice" and "The X Factor," "Idol" seems quaint in comaprison - like a return to homebase.
That's not to say the show is without flaws (namely the lack of any star-powered winners since Carrie Underwood), but for now, we'll take it over the gimmicky competition.
Missed signs in death of little girl? ... Crossing the Island in one day on public transportation ... Out East: Safe space for animals ... Gelato recall at area supermarkets
Missed signs in death of little girl? ... Crossing the Island in one day on public transportation ... Out East: Safe space for animals ... Gelato recall at area supermarkets
