Chris Daughtry

May 7, 2009 at 5:20am PST

Tags: Adam Lambert, Allison Iraheta, American Idol, Chris Daughtry, Danny Gokey, Kris Allen, No Doubt, Paula Abdul, Recap, Slash

Photos: Fox

Allison Iraheta, Adam Lambert, Kris Allen and Danny Gokey comprise this season’s final four.

Taking the stages to sing with Slash and the band, Kris, again, just can’t rise to the occasion, Danny grunts and shoves out the best notes he can, which aren’t that good, while Adam and Allison own the song.

Before anyone was announced safe, Paula Abdul left her judge’s chair to perform her new single “I’m Just Here for the Music.”

We thought they didn’t allow lipsyncing on Idol.

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Taylor Hicks Celebrates Broadway Debut

June 7, 2008 at 1:28pm PST

Tags: American Idol, Chris Daughtry, Elliot Yamin, Grease, Taylor Hicks

American Idol winner Taylor Hicks celebrates his Broadway debut as Teen Angel in Grease with a handprint ceremony at Planet Hollywood Times Square.

Hicks has had a less than stellar career since his Idol win. He defeated both Elliot Yamin (Yummin’) and Chris Daughtry during his Idol season but has seen significantly less success.

From Idol to Idle.

Speaking of Grease, what is with Hicks' hair? Ew.

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