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Video Beat MAX - AMAZING RACE GET'S PHYSICAL - AMERICAN IDOL'S FINAL FIVE

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The Amazing Race problem is that when going for a clue box at the same time competitors Luke and Jennifer got into a tussle involving pushing and shoving, elbows and backhands. Though Luke denied that he was the aggressor television replays indicated that he was. - Recommended TV Listings

 

Sunday April 26, 2009

 

LET'S GET PHYSICAL

The Amazing Race is down to its final four teams and things are getting physical as the Olivia Newton John song says. In the previous episode the athletic team of sisters Lakisha and Jennifer Hoffman had a physical confrontation with Luke Adams (22) who is teamed with his mother Margie 50. Luke has been deaf since birth and Margie became his link to the hearing world. He uses American Sign Language to communicate. Margaret is a Clinical Research Associate and Luke a College Graduate.

The sisters are two former Division 1 College athletes hope to be the first ever all female Team to win the Race. Besides athleticism, the sisters have little in common.

LaKisha 28 works as a youth program coordinator and basketball coach. She hopes the same strengths that make her a good coach - patience and a strong competitive nature - will ultimately make her the best Racer the game has seen. Meanwhile, she claims her sister is very impatient and blunt when it comes to dealing with others or speaking her mind.

Jennifer 24 works as a marketing assistant and newsletter coordinator for an assisted living company. She claims that she is the creative one while LaKisha is the analytical one…two traits that will undoubtedly be tested on the Race. Jennifer is infectiously energetic and confident, played college volleyball at the University of Louisville. LaKisha played basketball for the same school.

The problem is that when going for a clue box at the same time Luke and Jennifer got into a tussle involving pushing and shoving, elbows and backhands. Though Luke denied that he was the aggressor television replays indicated that he was.

He and his mother were pretty steamed up about the incident and the race issue came into play as the mother told the girls that they were laughing at Luke doing sign language. She said they shouldn't laugh while noting that he has had to deal with his situation all of his life and they should be more understanding as they are black which infers that being black is also a handicap.

So….. Which way will the wind blow and who will make the final three? Tune in Monday night on the AXN Network.

The Final 5 are: (Females In Red)

Adam Lambert, 27 (born January 29, 1982) from Hollywood, California - a stage actor who auditioned in San Francisco, California. Before auditioning for American Idol, he was in the touring and Los Angeles casts of Wicked. His renditions of "Some Kind of Wonderful" and "Believe" made him a judge favorite. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (The Rolling Stones)

Kris Allen, 23 (born June 21, 1985) from Conway, Arkansas - a college student who auditioned in Louisville, Kentucky. He's best known for his group performance of "I Want You Back" by The Jackson 5 during Hollywood week with a group called White Chocolate. "Man in the Mirror" (Michael Jackson)

Matt Giraud, 23 (born May 11, 1985) from Kalamazoo, Michigan - a dueling pianist who auditioned in Louisville, Kentucky. For his audition, he sang "I Don't Want to Be" by Gavin Degraw. His rendition of "Georgia on My Mind" in Hollywood made him a judge favorite. "Viva la Vida" (Coldplay) "Who's Lovin' You" (Jackson 5)

Danny Gokey, 28 (born April 24, 1980) from Milwaukee, Wisconsin - a praise and worship music director who auditioned in Kansas City, Missouri along with best friend Jamar Rogers. Both made it to the Hollywood rounds, but Rogers was eliminated at week's end. Four weeks before the audition, Gokey's wife, Sophia, diagnosed with a congenital heart disease, passed away. His wife had motivated him to try out before she died. He is a judge favorite. "Hero" (Mariah Carey)

Allison Iraheta, 16 (born April 27, 1992) from Los Angeles, California - a high school student who auditioned in San Francisco, California. In 2006, she won $50,000 and a recording contract after competing in a Telemundo reality show, Quinceañera. After her top 36 performance, Cowell declared Iraheta as "one to watch in this competition". "Alone" (Heart)

ELIMINATED

# 13 --Jasmine Murray, 16 (born March 14, 1992) from Starkville, Mississippi - a high school student who auditioned in Jacksonville, Florida with the song "Big Girls Don't Cry" by Fergie. She was Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen 2007. "Love Song" (Sara Bareilles) "Reflection" (Christina Aguilera)

# 12 -- Jorge Nuñez, 20 (born May 12, 1988) from Cidra, Puerto Rico - a college student who auditioned in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He is fluent in English, French, and Spanish, and is the first Puerto Rican finalist in American Idol history. His idols are Luis Fonsi and Marc Anthony. "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" (Elton John)

# 11 -- Alexis Grace, 21 (born June 9, 1987), from Memphis, Tennessee - a stay-at-home mom who auditioned in Louisville, Kentucky. Has a young daughter and is engaged to marry the child's father. After her Top 36 performance, Cowell compared her to Kelly Clarkson. "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)" (Aretha Franklin)

# 10 -- Michael Sarver, 28 (born February 9, 1981), from Jasper, Texas - an oil rig roughneck worker who auditioned in Phoenix, Arizona. Is married, and has two children. "I Don't Want to Be" (Gavin DeGraw)

# 9 -- Megan Joy Corkrey, 23 (born August 5, 1985) from Sandy, Utah - a font designer/single mom who auditioned in Salt Lake City, Utah with the song "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man." Cowell has expressed numerous times that Corkrey is one of his favorites. "Put Your Records On" (Corinne Bailey Rae) "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree" (KT Tunstall)

# 8 -- Scott MacIntyre, 23 (born June 22, 1985) from Scottsdale, Arizona - a visually impaired pianist who auditioned in Phoenix, Arizona. MacIntyre plays several instruments including the piano. Classically trained, he has been Internationally profiled on various TV affiliates such as CNN, national and local news, radio, and print media as pianist, vocalist, and songwriter. "Mandolin Rain" (Bruce Hornsby and the Range)

# 7 -- Lil Rounds, 24 (born November 14, 1984) from Memphis, Tennessee - a stay-at-home mom who auditioned in Kansas City, Missouri. Her house in Memphis was previously destroyed by a tornado on February 5, 2008. Since her audition, Rounds has been a judge favorite. "Be Without You" (Mary J. Blige)

# 6 -- Anoop Desai, 22 (born December 20, 1986) from Chapel Hill, North Carolina - a college student who auditioned in Kansas City, Missouri. He impressed the judges when he auditioned in Kansas City. While at school he was one of the lead singers of the UNC Clef Hangers, an a cappella vocal group that covered multiple genres of music. Desai was announced as the 13th finalist after the judges increased the finals into a Top 13. "Angel of Mine" (Monica) "My Prerogative" (Bobby Brown)

The list is in no particular order

Heavyweights
Middleweights
Lightweights
Danny Gokey, 28
Kris Allen, 23
Allison Iraheta, 16
Matt Giraud, 23
Anoop Desai, 22 # 6
Adam Lambert, 27
Jasmine Murray, 16 (13)  
  Alexis Grace, 21 (11)  
  Jorge Nuñez, 20 (12)  

Those eliminated are noted in brackets (xx) with their eliminated position included.

Part 2 - JUDGES POUND ROUNDS

Previously - THE SAVE RULE

Previously- THE WRONG SAVE

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