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Michael Lynche Profile: ‘Idol’ Finalist ‘Plans On Being Around For A Long Time’

‘American Idol’ Top 12 cheat sheet looks at Lynche’s strengths and weaknesses.By Jim Cantiello
Michael Lynche at the “American Idol” top 12 partyPhoto: Jesse Grant/ WireImage

On Thursday night, “American Idol” revealed its Top 12 finalists for the ninth season of the hit show. MTV News “Idol” expert Jim Cantiello whipped up a handy cheat sheet for each finalist, breaking down each candidate’s journey thus far.

Cell Phone Health Warning

State legislators in Maine are preparing to enact a law which would require all mobile phones in the state to carry a potential health risk warning. Jim Axelrod reports.

Tulips in an Unusual Place

In Southern California, the flora and the fauna have to be able to resist the heat. But, as John Blackstone reports, a trick on nature has allowed tulips to pop up in an unusual place.

Routine Happiness

Babies thrive on routines which give rhythm and predictability to a baby’s day. Jessica Hartshorn, Senior Lifestyle Editor for American Baby Magazine tells us how to incorporate routines into your baby’s life.

Routine Happiness

Babies thrive on routines which give rhythm and predictability to a baby’s day. Jessica Hartshorn, Senior Lifestyle Editor for American Baby Magazine tells us how to incorporate routines into your baby’s life.

Dream, but work hard, states Alesha

Strictly Come Dancing judge Alesha Dixon has told school pupils to follow their dreams – but to make sure they have a backup option, too.
The pop star told a team from the BBC’s School Report project that at school she wanted to be a instructor herself – and thought she would make a nice, but disciplined, member of staff.
But anyone who wanted success should finish their education, she advised.
Reporters Cara and Olaiton from Catford High School, Lewisham, quizzed ...

Dream, but work hard, states Alesha

Strictly Come Dancing judge Alesha Dixon has told school pupils to follow their dreams – but to make sure they have a backup option, too.
The pop star told a team from the BBC’s School Report project that at school she wanted to be a instructor herself – and thought she would make a nice, but disciplined, member of staff.
But anyone who wanted success should finish their education, she advised.
Reporters Cara and Olaiton from Catford High School, Lewisham, quizzed ...

Pink Floyd win EMI court ruling

Pink Floyd tracks may be removed from digital music services like iTunes after a High Court ruling.
Their latest record deal, signed with EMI before legal downloads came along, stated individual songs must not be sold without the band’s permission.
They argued that the same rule should apply to digital sales as well as CDs.
EMI disagreed but a judge has sided with Pink Floyd. The ruling is part of a long-running battle between the two sides over £10m in unpaid ...

Pink Floyd win EMI court ruling

Pink Floyd tracks may be removed from digital music services like iTunes after a High Court ruling.
Their latest record deal, signed with EMI before legal downloads came along, stated individual songs must not be sold without the band’s permission.
They argued that the same rule should apply to digital sales as well as CDs.
EMI disagreed but a judge has sided with Pink Floyd. The ruling is part of a long-running battle between the two sides over £10m in unpaid ...

Devotees of Fla. man state they ingested snail mucus

MIAMI – Devotees of a man claiming to practice a traditional African religion stated they had to ingest the mucus of a Giant African Snail that sickened them. Federal authorities in January raided the Miami man’s home after receiving complaints. The man has not been criminally charged, but prosecutors and say and federal wildlife agencies are investigating. The Giant African Snail is prohibited in the U.S. without special approval.
Experts stated it devastates new ecosystems.