Adam Lambert’s AMA Performance Draws Complaints
November 24, 2009 by imusicdaily
Filed under Celebrity, Music, TV

ABC television said it has received about 1,500 complaints on Monday about the sexually-charged performance by “American Idol” runner-up Adam Lambert at the American Music Awards on Sunday.
Millions of viewers saw Lambert simulate oral sex with a back-up dancer, plant a passionate kiss on the mouth of a male keyboard player and gesture to the audience with his middle finger during the closing act of the live music awards show.
ABC cut the most controversial part of his act — Lambert rubbing the face of a male dancer in his crotch — from the U.S. West Coast telecast that aired later on Sunday.
By the time the West Coast feed aired, Lambert’s performance was all the buzz on Twitter and the video of his performance had already been posted on YouTube.
The shows producers, Dick Clark Productions, said they did not know what Lambert had planned after seeing his rehearsals prior to the show. “We did not expect the impromptu moments,” a spokeswoman told Reuters.
“Adrenaline is a crazy, crazy, crazy feeling. Some of the things I love most about performing is when you’re up there and all of the sudden you just have these feelings, this rush that comes over you,” Lambert told CNN afterward.
It is unclear whether or not ABC is at risk for being fined by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for broadcasting indecent or profane material.
What do you think? Did Adam go too far given that this was his first performance post-Idol?
Michael Jackson Wins Record-Breaking 23 American Music Awards

Artist of the Year Taylor Swift may have been the night’s big winner, but The King of Pop broke the record for the artist with the most American Music Awards ever at the ceremony in Los Angeles Sunday night. Michael Jackson posthumously won awards for both Favorite Pop/Rock artist and Favorite Male Soul/R&B artist at the 2009 AMA. The two awards brought Michael’s lifetime total to 23.
Rest in Peace Michael Jackson!
Adam Lambert American Music Awards 2009 “For Your Entertainment”

Singer Adam Lambert performed onstage during the 2009 American Music Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Sunday night. The performance precedes the release of Adam’s eagerly-anticipated debut album, For Your Entertainment, debuting this Tuesday.
Did you see the part when he makes out with a member of his band?! Yeah……you read that right!
I am sorry Mr. Lambert…you didn’t blow us away. Your performance was a disappointment.
2009 American Music Awards Red Carpet Pics!
November 22, 2009 by iMusicDaily
Filed under Celebrity, Music, photo

There didn’t appear to be too many crazy outfits on the red carpet this year at the 2009 American Music Awards. We were all hoping Lady Gaga walked the carpet, but she didn’t!
Enjoy the pics! Kelly Clarkson was looking….nice and plump! Just in time for Turkey Day!





American Music Awards 2009 Performance Videos

In case you missed it or are just dying to see your favorite artist’s performance again, check out some of the buzzed-about showstoppers from this year’s AMA! Don’t forget to leave us your thoughts in the Comments Section!
Mary J. Blige “I Am”
Jennifer Lopez “Louboutins”
Carrie Underwood “Cowboy Casanova”
Kelly Clarkson “Already Gone”
Keith Urban “Kiss A Girl”
Alicia Keys “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart”
Eminem & 50 Cent “Crack A Bottle”/”Forever”
Timbaland [Feat. Nelly Furtado And Soshy] “Morning After Dark”
Gloriana Beats Lady Gaga For Breakthrough Artist At AMAs!
November 22, 2009 by imusicdaily
Filed under Celebrity, Music

This is quite possibly the most shocking news of the night!
Country group Gloriana beat Lady Gaga for the Breakthrough Artist Award at the 2009 American Music Awards.
Lady Gaga has topped every chart around the globe this year! How in the world did she lose?
Breakthrough Artist was voted by the fans and apparently more country fans voted. Hard to believe…
Watch The American Music Awards Red Carpet LIVE
November 22, 2009 by imusicdaily
Filed under Music

Check out the arrivals and interviews on the Red Carpet at the 2009 American Music Awards –
Jennifer Lopez’s New Single “Louboutins” Hits The Net
November 20, 2009 by iMusicDaily
Filed under Album, Celebrity, Collaboration, Music, New, photo

Listen to Jennifer Lopez’s new song “Louboutins.”
Puerto Rican pop princess Jennifer Lopez will drop her seventh studio album Love ? on Jan. 26. After a two year absence from the industry, J. Lo’s selected the uptempo “Louboutins” — written by Tricky Stewart and produced by The-Dream — as her official comeback single.
Look for the new mom to perform to strap on her “Louboutins” live at the 2009 American Music Awards, airing this Sunday night @ 8PM/ET on ABC.
Jay-Z Cancels Tour

Rapper Jay-Z has axed the remainder of his U.S. tour, citing a “scheduling conflict”. The 99 Problems hit-maker has been thrilling fans on his Blueprint 3 2009 nationwide trek, but he’s been forced to pull out of the last three dates.
The hip-hop star, who performed with Rihanna in London on Monday night, has canceled Tuesday’s show in Lubbock, Texas, as well as two later this week in Albuquerque, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.
Tour promoter Live Nation put the cancellations down to an “unforeseen scheduling conflict.” Ticket holders will be entitled to a refund.
The star previously rescheduled another November show on the tour so he could make a live appearance at the 2009 American Music Awards this Sunday.
Janet Jackson To Open The American Music Awards

Janet Jackson will lead off this year’s American Music Awards with a “special opening performance,” following her tribute to brother Michael at the MTV Video Music Awards last August. Michael Jackson received five posthumous nominations for the upcoming ABC award show.
“We’re thrilled about having Janet Jackson open this year’s show,” American Music Awards producer Larry Klein said in a release. “She is an incredibly dynamic performer, and I think the audience will be excited to see what she has in store.”
The 2009 American Music Awards airs live from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles Nov. 22 @ 8:00 PM EST on ABC.



