Will Adam Lambert ‘tart up’ the CBS Early Show?

November 24, 2009 · Posted in Entertainment, Entertainment News 

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Lambert’s AMA performance: the most offensive part was the singing…

CBS mornings may never be the same. The excitement-challenged morning show will grab ABC’s sloppy seconds, booking Adam Lambert for a morning concert performance. (Onlookers may want to stand back to avoid the whips.) As for ABC? Well, they’re taking a pass on a second helping of the caterwalling, over-the-top, Idol runner-up who seems determined to become an asterisk in the music world by overdoing the theatrics and under-doing the song and vocal quality. It’s a shame. They guy has a good singing voice (when he’s not shrieking like a banshee). He kind of had us at “Mad World,” and probably should have left it at that.

But you know who’s thanking him right now? That other kid, you know, the one who won Idol. His stock just went way up with the family values music buying crowd.

UPDATE: CBS lets Lambert explain himself, and then they step into some gay type controversy of their own by blurring out the man on man action. Um … maybe it’s just me, but isn’t early morning too early for images of someone shoving another person’s face into their crotch?

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