‘Don’t cry for me Archuletaaaaaa’. Whilst laid up on my couch suffering from a pesky cold, I found myself tuning in for the sub-par performances of
American Idol finalists - cry baby David Archuleta and rocker wannabe David Cook. Is this
seriously the best the states have to offer? I’m not denying either one of these fellas have talent, but I find myself feeling thankful that my cold medication is about to send me into an 8 hour coma.
Archuleta, the 17 year old crooner who should stick strictly to show tunes and
Josh Groban renditions, cries at every given opportunity. I don’t get it? Why so sad shooky? Is it because of Paula’s inspiring, prescription-drug-induced critiques? Side note, can we please check the contents of that woman’s coke glass prior to each taping? Is it appropriate that she sluuuuuuuuuuuuur her way through each show? That is some kinda contract she’s rockin – not too shabby for the washed up former Laker girl (didn’t she have a song or 2 in the 80’s as well?).
David Cook on the other had seems more marketable to me. Perhaps it’s my taste in music that causes me to support team Cook, however his mediocre Bon Jovi ballads are not rockin my world either. It’s interesting to me what appeals to the American public. Will it be the town crier, or the rocker without a reason to rock? Who cares really.
In other news, I thought I might share with you an interesting little gizmo that may catch on in N America over the coming months. A friend of mine described these as the next Tickle Me Elmo with an iPhone thrust up his backside. It’s called the
Nabaztag. A robotic rabbit - not the one made famous by Samantha Jones, but a cute little guy that connects to your Wi-Fi router to keep you up to date on your email, news, weather, or essentially anything you program him to keep tabs on. In other words, he listens to your commands, talks back…he even smells?? Your own little personal assistant in the form of a hello kitty inspired bunny. Think they’ll catch on?
Countdown to Sex and the City: The Movie – 10 days…tick tick tick…