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'Idol 4' winner Carrie Underwood preparing for debut album release
October 3, 2005
"American Idol" winner Carrie Underwood's first album will be called "Some Hearts" and the first single will be "Jesus Take the Wheel."
'Idol' winner Fantasia Barrino reveals she's illiterate and was raped
October 1, 2005
"American Idol" winner Fantasia Barrino reveals in her book "Life Is Not a Fairy Tale" she is just learning to read and write.
'Idol 4' finalist Constantine Maroulis signs ABC TV sitcom deal
September 29, 2005
"American Idol" loser Constantine Maroulis has signed to star in an ABC sitcom, People magazine reports.
'Idol 4' runner-up Bo Bice and wife celebrate birth of baby boy
September 26, 2005
"American Idol" runner-up Bo Bice and his wife, Caroline Fisher, have a newborn son, People magazine reported Monday.
'American Idol 5' adds audition sites in Las Vegas and Las Vegas
September 20, 2005
The producers of Fox TV's "American Idol" Tuesday announced two more auditions seeking contestants in Greensboro, N.C., and Las Vegas.
Fox's 'American Idol 5' sets record primetime TV series ad price
September 13, 2005
Fox TV's "American Idol" has set a primetime series record price tag of $705,000 for a 30-second commercial during its Wednesday night installment.
Illness forces original 'Idol' Kelly Clarkson to postpone more shows
September 10, 2005
Kelly Clarkson has postponed three more concerts after being diagnosed with bronchitis.
Bo Bice to return to stage for 'American Idol' Katrina benefit concert
September 9, 2005
Sunday's "American Idols Live" benefit for Hurricane Katrina will mark the return of fan favorite Bo Bice, who underwent surgery last month in Nevada.
'American Idol 5' auditions in Memphis canceled due to relief efforts
September 1, 2005
"American Idol" auditions scheduled for Memphis were canceled Thursday to avoid interfering with Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
Original 'Idol' Kelly Clarkson wins two at MTV Video Music Awards
August 29, 2005
With Diddy at the helm, it was no surprise the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards was hip-hop heavy, but rockers Green Day ruled the night taking home seven awards.

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