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ADAM LAMBERT ON THE TODAY SHOW, SINGS MAD WORLD

Listen to Adam Lambert perform Mad World on the Today show and tell me that he didn't get robbed! Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News , World News , and News about the Economy

DAVID ARCHULETA IS THE REAL DEAL!

INTRO I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME DREAM BIG IN THIS MOMENT THE WORLD I KNOW IMAGINE IT'S FUNNY HOW THINGS GO...THOUGH I INITIALLY WANTED DAVID COOK TO WIN IDOL AND D. ARCHULETA I ALWAYS THOUGHT ARCHULETA WOULD HAVE THE GREATER CAREER. NOW I'M NOT SURPRISED TO SAY THAT DAVID A. WILL PROBABLY WIN THIS CONTEST AS WELL AND WE ARE THE BENEFIICARIES. CHECK OUT HIS PERFORMANCES AND FEEL THE VIBE THIS KID PUTS OUT. NICE. VERY TRANSFORMATIONAL.

TIME FOR A MUSICAL BREAK

Here's David Cook from last night's American Idol singing Mariah Carey's "Always be my baby". and now the original by Mariah

DAVID COOK ROCKS BILLIE JEAN ON AMERICAN IDOL

It's going to be Archuleta and Cook in the finals. I think David Cook is going to win it all, although I think Archuleta is the more talented singer.

Gamblers speak: "It's Jordin Sparks by a landslide!"

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Almost every online bookmaker has Jordan as a prohibitive favorite tonight against Blake to win American Idol. Anyone who disagrees or bets on Blake should have their head examined. It's also no secret that the show would prefer a younger idol, as that was hinted to EOG earlier on in the season. Obviously, Jordan Sparks fits that profile as she is only seventeen years young. Related: Handicapping the American Idol finals: Edge goes to Jordin It's unanimous: Jordin is the 'Idol' American Idol: Jordin or Blake? All bets are on

Sans Melinda Doolittle, American idol loses its luster!

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Jordin Sparks, a 17-year-old whose voice and poise belie her youth, and Blake Lewis, 25, who did it his way with risky song arrangements, will compete tonight (Fox, 8 ET/PT) to be the next Idol. The Arizona teen enters as the favorite over the Washington beat-boxer, in the opinion of music critics and online betting sites, in the first finale without a Southerner. The matchup is a surprise to many after Melinda Doolittle, considered the season's finest singer, was eliminated last week. Judge Simon Cowell, for one, agrees that Melinda was this year's best of show and that America got this final pairing wrong. But executive producer Nigel Lythgoe disagrees. "I'm delighted. I think it's the uniqueness of Blake and the actual growth of Jordin. Melinda and LaKisha (Jones) started off as front-runners, and I think Jordin overtook them," he says. "From the show's point of view, having two girls in the final wouldn't have been as strong as a boy and a gir...