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Was a special correspondent. It was the first season to crown a male winner, and the first season to have a finale with two male contestants, Studdard and, being followed by the with and, then the with and, and the with and. Studdard released his coronation song ' after the show and reached number two on the.

Aiken also released a single with ', written by Chris Braide, Aldo Nova and Gary Burr. It became the first non-winning contestant to have a Billboard Hot 100 number-one. It was also the biggest US single of 2003, selling over one million copies and reaching six times platinum status in Canada as well as number 1 in New Zealand. In addition to Studdard and Aiken,,,, and have signed with various record labels.

Eighth-place finisher, Rickey Smith was killed in a car crash on May 6, 2016, making him the second American Idol finalist to die, following in 2014. Back - Joshua Gracin, Clay Aiken, Kimberly Caldwell, Kimberley Locke, Charles Grigsby, Carmen Rusmusen, Trenyce, Ruben Studdard Seated - Julia DeMato, Corey Clark, Vanessa Olivarez, Rickey Smith • (born September 12, 1978 in,, 24 years old at the time of the show) is from and auditioned in with 's '. • (born November 30, 1978 in, 24 years at the time of the show) auditioned in, Georgia with 's '. He studied at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he graduated with a degree in special education. • (born January 3, 1978 in, 25 at the time of the show) is from Nashville, Tennessee where she auditioned with 's '. • (born October 18, 1980 in, 22 years old at the time of the show) is from, where he was stationed while serving in the Marine Corps.

He auditioned in Los Angeles with 's 'All or Nothing'. • (born March 31, 1980 in, 22 years old at the start of the season) is from and auditioned in Nashville with 's '. Pes 2010 Crack Only Free Download.

She turned down a record deal at 14 and she auditioned using her full name, LaShundra 'Trenyce' Cobbins. • (born March 25, 1985, in in Canada, 17 at the start of the season) is from and auditioned in Los Angeles. She did not make the semi-final initially but was brought back for the wild card show and put through to the final. • (born February 25, 1982 in, 20 at the start of the season) – Prior to American Idol, she had appeared on, where she won five times as a junior vocalist, and in. • Rickey Smith (May 10, 1979 - May 6, 2016, born in, 23 at the time of the show) auditioned in Nashville with 's 'One Last Cry'. He worked as a teacher before the show. Smith was killed in a car crash on May 6, 2016, making him the second American Idol finalist to die after seventh season finalist,.

• (born July 13, 1980 in, 22 at the time of the show) is from San Bernardino, California, and auditioned in Nashville with 's '. He was disqualified hours after the website revealed his misdemeanor charges of battery and resisting arrest on March 31, 2003. • (born March 7, 1979 in, 23 at the start of the show) is from and auditioned with 's. Download Free Software Inductive Transducers Pdf To Jpg. • (born September 15, 1978 in, 24 at the time of the show) auditioned in Detroit.

• (born April 7, 1981, 21 at the start of the season) is from Atlanta, Georgia and auditioned in Atlanta with 's '. Finals [ ] In this season, guests were introduced as celebrity judges, some of whom who may also act as a mentor in for the week they were on.

During Top 9, it was announced that Corey Clark had been disqualified. In most weeks the bottom vote-getter performed his or her song again after their elimination was announced, but at Top 5 and Top 9 both the bottom 2 vote-getters performed their song. • ^ Because of Corey Clark's disqualification the previous week, it was never revealed whether Trenyce or Rasmusen had received the lowest number of votes that week and so both were declared safe. • None of the bottom 3 were eliminated on the April 2nd results show due to Clark's disqualification. Other 'Idol' contestants [ ] • Rhian and Cara Morgan of The Morgan Twins who auditioned for this season of American Idol but was cut in Hollywood, later auditioned for the fourth season of The Voice.

They made it to the battle rounds, but were eliminated. Season 3 Contestants [ ] • Lisa Leuschner - Auditioned in season 2 and didn't make it through to Hollywood. • Matthew Metzger - Auditioned in season 2 and made it to the Top 48. Controversies [ ] The finale vote had been controversial due to the smallness of the margin. Ryan Seacrest also added fuel by mistakenly announcing the difference in vote count first as 13,000, then 1,335, but eventually revealed later to be around 130,000. There was much discussion in the communication industry about the phone system being overloaded, and that more than 150 million votes were dropped, making the voting results suspect.

In an interview prior to the start of the, executive producer revealed that Aiken had led the fan voting from the wild card week onward until the finale. A mini-controversy emerged after the finale when Simon Cowell alleged that knew the results of the show nearly an hour before they were announced on-air because he had snuck a peek at Ryan Seacrest's handheld cue card backstage. On the next day, Aiken admitted he had indeed seen the card but could not read it in the backstage light; however, he had seen enough to determine that the name on it was too long to be 'Clay Aiken'. On the live broadcast, Aiken can be seen turning his body to face Studdard and whispering something in his ear right before the results were announced, a visual clue fans took as confirmation that Aiken had somehow found out he was not the winner. There was controversy when contestant was disqualified from the competition after topless photos of her surfaced on the Internet. Shortly afterwards, she landed a role in the musical. Was also disqualified from the show because, according to the Idol producers, Clark had a police record he had not disclosed to the show.

However, in 2005, contestant Corey Clark alleged in an interview on ABC's and in a book, They Told Me to Tell the Truth, So. The Sex, Lies and Paulatics of One of America's Idols, that he and judge Paula Abdul had an affair while he was on the show and that this contributed to his removal.

Clark also alleged that Abdul gave him preferential treatment on the show and tips on song choice. A subsequent investigation by an independent counsel hired by Fox 'could not corroborate the evidence or allegations provided by Mr. Clark or any witnesses'. Paula Abdul was therefore considered exonerated but an 'enhanced non-fraternization policy' was put in place after the investigation.

Trenyce was also found to have been arrested on felony theft charge, however Nigel Lythgoe considered her offence to be minor and one which she has been honest about, therefore 'warranted no concern regarding her participation in the show.' During the Top 10, a problem with the telephone system resulted in some votes not being registered for Julia DeMato, however, Fox insisted that the mistake would not have made any difference in Julia DeMato being voted off. During the course of the contest, Studdard became known for wearing 205 Flava jerseys representing his area code; when asked about them early in the season, Studdard told Seacrest that he was 'just representing 205'. Shortly after the end of the contest, Studdard sued 205 Flava, Inc.

For $2 Million dollars for using his image for promotional purposes. 205 Flava responded by alleging that Studdard had accepted over $10,000 in return for wearing 205 shirts, and produced eight cashed checks to validate their claim. The allegations, if true, were a clear violation of the American Idol rules. The lawsuit was settled out of court. Some questions were raised about the participation of Joshua Gracin, who was then in the Marine Corps, in American idol during the time of the. He later missed both the finale performance night as well as the Idol tour that year after being recalled to duty by the Marines. Some speculation about Vanessa Olivarez' dismissal and treatment by American Idol surfaced in 2007.

During the show, Olivarez took part in a scripted joke where, after Seacrest had asked Olivarez to read a cue card taking the viewers to a commercial, Olivarez would reply by saying, 'Ryan, I'm a real artist, not a performing monkey like you, so why don't you read your own script?' However, viewers booed, and Olivarez was voted off afterwards, a result of what some thought to be negative public perception of her due to the joke. It was suggested that she was deliberately ousted because she had come out as a lesbian to other contestants. She had also posed nude for an ad campaign for the animal rights group after she was voted off. Olivarez was the only finalist omitted from the Season 2 CD, and she was not chosen for the tour after Joshua Gracin was recalled to the Marines. US Nielsen ratings [ ] The number of average viewers per episode this season was 21.7 million, an increase of 71% over season 1.

Its Wednesday episodes finished as the third most-watched show of the year averaging 21.93 million, and the Tuesday episodes fifth at 21.56 million. The show ranked second in the coveted 18/49 demographic for the 2002-2003 season. This season's finale episode still ranks as the most-watched single episode in Idol history at 38.1 million, the finale night itself averaged 33.7 million when the pre-show special is taken into consideration. The show also helped Fox become the season's number three network in total viewers for the first time.

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