Howard Cohen has been writing about pop music for The Miami Herald since 1991, and has written the Idol Watch column since 2005. His weekly critique of American Idol and its contestants runs throughout the popular series.
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Former American Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe disputes Paula Abdul's charges that the show and network put her at risk by knowingly putting a stalker in her midst for the sake of entertainment.
"You do not take somebody in that room that you believe is a danger to herself or a danger to Paula. That would not enter our heads," he said on People magazine's website.
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you forgot the quote where nigel said that even though he doesnt remember (or want to remember) her audition, he still said that if paula said thats how she felt, he believes her. and seriously, nigel should just keep quiet imo. he has no idea what it is like to be stalked and get death threats from psycho fans that know your address and how to contact you! she changed her name to paula for god sake, who psycho isnt that?
Posted by: hmm | December 12, 2008 at 03:21 PM
I didn't forget to quote anything. I linked to the story if people want to read the whole piece.
Posted by: HoCo | December 12, 2008 at 04:06 PM