[Wolfstar]

Thanks for the info about Fantasia. Everyone and their brother is looking for ways to cash in on Idol's popularity. Lifetime found a way to do it and also do one of the Left's favorite things: celebrate the totally disfunctional urban black lifestyle they helped create. Blacks have the hightest rates of unwed motherhood, abortions, grandmas raising their grandkids, high school dropouts, and all of the other pathologies associated with the urban "poor."

I should add all of the pathologies so "charmingly" celebrated by rap/hip-hop thugs, and by modern R&B performers like Fantasia -- and funded/promoted by mostly white limousine Leftist powers in the entertainment industry.

If Fantasia had really wanted to be inspiring, she would have put out one or more songs warning young girls to avoid the mistakes she made. Instead she puts out 'Baby Mama'. She's disgusting.

[Wolfstar]

Jonny and Emily, this is from Billboard news this morning:

WALK' THE WALK: An 11-8 move for "Walk Away" (RCA) on Billboard's Adult Top 40 chart makes Kelly Clarkson the first artist in the 10-year history of this tally to score five top 10 hits from one album.

Clarkson's record-setting run began with "Breakaway," the title song from her second album. Featured in the movie "The Princess Diaries 2," "Breakaway" peaked at No. 2 in February 2005. Then, "Since U Been Gone" also peaked at No. 2, in May 2005. The third single, "Behind These Hazel Eyes," spent five weeks at No. 1, starting in August 2005. "Because of You" was next, and it peaked at No. 2 in December 2005.