Only On Radar: Clay Aiken Not Nixed By Charity
Posted on Jun 09, 2009 @ 03:31PM - Add a comment
Clay Aiken is not being axed by the charity he helped co-found despite internet rumors saying so, his uncle confirms to RadarOnline.com. The former American Idol star was supposedly being ditched by The Baubel Aiken Foundation which recently filed papers to change their name to The National Inclusion Project.
“There have been a lot of rumors out there but Clay is very much still involved with this organization,” Jerry Aiken- who works for the charity- said. “Both he and co-founder Diane Baubel will remain on the board of directors and they are committed to the charity. We are simply changing the name to simplify things to a name that represents more of what we are about.”
“A lot of people had problems pronouncing the previous name and hopefully the new title will help us with promoting our cause further. But Clay is still very much part of our future plans too.”
According to local records the foundation has registered themselves with the North Carolina Secretary Of State’s office under the new name The National Inclusion Project, Inc. The original foundation grew out of a relationship between Aiken and Baubel whose son Michael Baubel suffers from autism.
(Photo: PR Photos)
BREAKING NEWS: Adam Lambert Finally Says "I'm Gay"
Posted on Jun 09, 2009 @ 08:26AM - Add a comment
Adam Lambert, the talented 27-year-old Southern California native who lost in the American Idol finals to Kris Allen, finally cleared up months of speculation on his sexuality to Rolling Stone magazine.
"I don't think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that I'm gay," Lambert, who has drawn comparisons to iconic singer Freddie Mercury, told the magazine in its latest issue. "I'm an entertainer, and who I am and what I do in my personal life is a separate thing. It shouldn't matter. Except it does. It's really confusing."
Clay Aiken Apologies to Adam Lambert
Posted on May 23, 2009 @ 09:00AM - Add a comment
As Clay Aiken surely knows, hell hath no fury like American Idol fans scorned.
The crooner and father took to his official site Friday to apologize to current Idol runner-up Adam Lambert and his army of glam fans for some nasty singer-on-singer criticism.
In a previous entry, Aiken said Lambert's competition performance of "Ring of Fire" was "contrived, awful and slightly frightening!"
Enter the blog band-aid.
Clay Aiken On Adam Lambert: "Contrived, Awful And Slightly Frightening!"
Posted on May 22, 2009 @ 01:42PM - Add a comment
Clay Aiken, in a bitter diatribe he quickly removed from his own pay Web site shortly after posting it, said season eight runner-up Adam Lambert was overrated, and the show's judges clearly played favorites during the past season's competition.
NEW PHOTO: First Look At Clay Aiken's Baby
Posted on May 04, 2009 @ 09:22AM - Add a comment
Wow. He looks just like his dad!
Check out this cute new photo of 9-month-old Parker Foster Aiken. Yep, He's Clay's son. He even has dad's red hair.
Baby mama Jaymes Foster brought Parker out for lunch at Taste in Los Angeles this past weekend. (Photo: National Photo Gallery)
