American Idol

'American Idol' is back to its old tricks again with the contestants singing classic tracksfrom Detroit's Motown era.

This episode of ‘American Idol’ was pretty mundane, considering it was a results show. The most interesting segment was a little clip of Amber Holcomb unable to walk down the stage during her performance of ‘She’s Leaving Home’ during rehearsal because of the fog machine. You couldn't help but think the girl is adorable.

On 'American Idol,' the top nine contestants had to perform some of the Beatles most iconic songs yet ironically, a majority of them never heard the songs they were performing prior to this week.

Last night's episode was the first major elimination to help us get closer to finding out who will become the next ‘American Idol.’ Taking a little idea from it’s rival singing competition  'The X Factor,' the show gave each contestant a placement from first to 10th place. The first to be named was Candice Glover and joining her in the top three were Kree Harrison, (who received a key to the city

Amber Holcomb, or as Nicki Minaj calls her “Ber,” gave yet another pleasant performance that impressed all four of the judges during 'American Idol' last night.

On 'American Idol,' Burnell Taylor put his own twist on Westlife’s ‘Flying Without Wings,’ which during season two, Ruben Studdard performed.

On 'American Idol' last night, Candice Glover continued to give a memorable performance to prove why she’s still on the show. The contestants have to perform songs previous 'Idol' contestants have performed and Glover picked Jordin Sparks' performance of ‘I (Who Have Nothing).’

'American Idol' is now down to the top 10 and none of the contestants seem to realize they’re performing against one another.

After the auditions, Hollywood week and the sudden death rounds, the 'American Idol' pool is now down to the Top 10. There were many trials and tribulations the remaining 10 contestants went through to get to this point, most notably the team competitions where they had to balance group cohesion and separating themselves as individuals for the judges to get to the next round.

In his usual gospel fashion, Curtis Finch Jr., blesses the 'American Idol' stage with his vocals.