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My partner in crime, Jami Bond and I were out at ZooMontana for the American Idol auditions.  It was so neat to feel the excitement in the air.  As we were making our way around, you could hear people practicing while they were waiting in line, lots of laughs and lots of nervous sighs.

Sports fans, in particular fans of nationally renowned (and occasionally peeped on) sportscaster Erin Andrews were likely dismayed last week to learn that their favorite blonde would no longer call ESPN home, but instead would seek employment elsewhere.  A week later, there’s been little apart from speculation, but where will Andrews next take up a permanent position?

Montgomery Gentry will tear things up true MG style when they head to ‘Fox and Friends’ on Friday (May 25) to kick off the network’s All-American Concert Series. Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry will break out all of their hits — both new and old – during the high-octane performance on the popular on program, scheduled during the 8AM ET hour.

Craig Campbell is gearing up to cruise into New York City to make his national TV debut on Dec. 17. Campbell will perform on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend,’ singing his take on the Christmas classic ‘I’ll Be Home For Christmas.’ The program airs live each weekend from 6 to 10 AM ET on Fox News, so you can get festive with Campbell on the last weekend before Christmas.

The Obama-Hitler comparison made on ‘Fox & Friends’ by Hank Williams Jr. a while back forced ESPN to sack the singer’s opening theme song from Monday Night Football. Now, according to sources who spoke with the Associated Press, the 62-year-old has fired back at both ESPN and ‘Fox & Friends’ in a new song titled ‘I’ll Keep My …,’ which he recorded in a Nashville studio on Friday. Read Mor

After a record-setting 122.4 million votes, it was country crooner Scotty McCreery who was named the winner of 'American Idol' season 10. The 17-year-old from Garner, NC, beat out 16-year-old Lauren Alaina to become the youngest 'American Idol' winner ever. He's also the fourth-consecutive male to win the reality-competition series, following David Cook, Kris Allen and Lee DeWyze. (The last female

Fox delivered a slew of bad news to TV fans late Tuesday evening. The network officially canceled five of its series, among them 'Lie to Me' (pictured) and 'Human Target.' Both 'Lie' and 'Target' - which lasted three and two seasons, respectively - averaged just 7.6 million viewers this season, according to EW.com.