Tidbits 6/15

• You may recall the SPJ Journalism award the Hawaii Star Bulletin won for its 2005 Clay Aiken drawing. We posted this in Monday's Tidbits post. Luckily, we have managed to locate the drawing (seen above). Cute, eh?
  
• Common Conservative (obviously very biased): "Let's see...spend a hot, humid summer knocking on doors trying to get people to vote Democrat with a platform weaker than Clay Aiken's rendition of 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me' from the season finale of 'American Idol,' or hang out with bikini-clad college coeds drinking fruity tropical drinks with little umbrellas. I'll take Door #2 and a pina colada, Monty."
• NBA article from a Spanish site - negative.
• National Ledger writer asks whether Elliott Yamin's fans are already turning their back on him... has some Clay comparisons (mentions the ridiculous class action lawsuit against Clay and Sony BMG)
• The Baseball Toaster -- small Clay mention. Since I don't follow sports, I don't know what to make of this, but it doesn't look very nice to me.
• Reaction to Quiana Parler's new baby on her website. Clay blogged yesterday saying photos of the new mother and baby will be on ClayOnline.com soon.
• TV Envy's (late) article about Katharine McPhee signing with RCA.
• Rockymount Telegram article about singing at sports events... "Finding singers for the country's chorus may not be difficult for the Bulls, but they still take the selection seriously. Former "American Idol" contestant Clay Aiken, Tony Award winner Pattie LuPone and country crooner Tift Merritt are among former songsters for the Bulls, DeMargel said."

And today, we're starting a new section of the daily Tidbits section which will bring you new Clay related blog postings. We are committed in making the blogosphere full of Clay buzz. ;)

• Southern Girl's Guide comments on the new photos of Clay attending last night's NHL game.
• Some blogs about Quiana's new baby, which we reported in yesterday's Tidbits post... ConCLAYve, Marhaven's Musings, Thristle Hut,
  
• The ClayBlog: "Why I Care For Clay"
• Graphics in Mind: gorgeous Clay computer painting.
  

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