Name: American Idol - Season 16
Genre: Drama
Rating: 0
Cast: Ryan Seacrest, Mark Thompson, Randy Jackson, Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul

The sixth season of the American singing competition television series, American Idol. After judges choose the best singers from all the participants, people vote for the voice they see good. Each week one competitor leaves until we have the winner who crowned as American Idol also he/she wins a recording contract worth up to $1,000,000.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Ryan Seacrest, Mark Thompson, Randy Jackson, Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, Jennifer Lopez, Kara DioGuardi, Keith Urban, Steven Tyler, Harry Connick Jr., Jimmy Iovine, ...»

Director:

Bruce Gowers

Country:

United States

Release:

2018

IMDb:

4.2

Quality:

Duration:

42 min

Ryan Seacrest

24 December 1974, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Mark Thompson

Randy Jackson

23 June 1956, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Simon Cowell

7 October 1959, Lambeth, London, England, UK

Paula Abdul

19 June 1962, San Fernando, California, USA

Jennifer Lopez

24 July 1969, The Bronx, New York, USA

Kara DioGuardi

9 December 1970, Scarsdale, New York, USA

Keith Urban

26 October 1967, Whangarei, North Island, New Zealand

Steven Tyler

26 March 1948, Yonkers, New York, USA

Harry Connick Jr.

11 September 1967, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Jimmy Iovine

11 March 1953, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Carrie Underwood

10 March 1983, Checotah, Oklahoma, USA

Ruben Studdard

12 September 1978, Frankfurt, West Germany

Clay Aiken

30 November 1978, Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Fantasia Barrino

30 June 1984, High Point, North Carolina, USA

Mariah Carey

27 March 1970, Huntington, New York, USA

Ellen DeGeneres

26 January 1958, Metairie, Louisiana, USA

David Cook

20 December 1982, Houston, Texas, USA

Nicki Minaj

8 December 1982, St. James, Trinidad and Tobago

Taylor Hicks

Jordin Sparks

22 December 1989, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

Elliott Yamin

Kelly Clarkson

24 April 1982, Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Lee DeWyze

Bo Bice

1 November 1975, Helena, Alabama, USA

Katharine McPhee

25 March 1984, Los Angeles, California, USA

Crystal Bowersox

4 August 1985, Elliston, Ohio, USA

Adam Lambert

29 January 1982, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Kimberley Locke

Chris Daughtry

26 December 1979, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, USA

Blake Lewis

21 July 1981, Redmond, Washington, USA

Diana DeGarmo

16 June 1987, Birmingham, Alabama, USA

Vonzell Solomon

Jasmine Trias

David Archuleta

28 December 1990, Miami, Florida, USA

28 June 1986, Albemarle, North Carolina, USA

Melinda Doolittle

Michael Lynche

Kris Allen

21 June 1985, Jacksonville, Arkansas, USA

Danny Gokey

Joshua Ledet

Scotty McCreery

9 October 1993, Garner, North Carolina, USA

Syesha Mercado

Aaron Kelly

Justin Guarini

28 October 1978, Columbus, Georgia, USA

La Toya London

Jason Castro

Brian Dunkleman

25 September 1971, Ellicottville, Buffalo, New York, USA

George Huff

Constantine Maroulis

17 September 1975, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Anthony Fedorov

Paris Bennett

21 August 1988, Rockford, Illinois, USA

LaKisha Jones

Brooke White

2 June 1983, Mesa, Arizona, USA

Matt Giraud

Hollie Cavanagh

Haley Reinhart

9 September 1990, Wheeling, Illinois, USA

12 September 1981, Chicago, Illinois, USA

John Stevens

Anwar Robinson

More actors

Simon Fuller

17 May 1960, Hastings, East Sussex, England, UK

Himself - Host

Played by: Ryan Seacrest

Himself - Judge, Himself

Played by: Randy Jackson

Himself - Judge, Himself, Himself - Host

Played by: Simon Cowell

Herself - Judge, Herself

Played by: Paula Abdul

Herself - Judge, Herself - Guest Star, Performer

Played by: Jennifer Lopez

Herself - Judge, Herself

Played by: Kara DioGuardi

Himself - Judge, Himself, Performer

Played by: Keith Urban

Himself - Judge, Himself, Himself - Musical Guest

Played by: Steven Tyler

Himself - Judge, Musical Guest, Himself - Mentor, Himself - Musical Guest

Played by: Harry Connick Jr.

Himself - Mentor, Himself, Himself - In-House Coach

Played by: Jimmy Iovine

Herself, Herself - Finalist, Herself - Guest, Herself - Guest Performer, Herself - Musical Guest, Herself - Performer

Played by: Carrie Underwood

Himself, Himself - Finalist, Himself - Guest, Himself - Audience, Himself - Audience Member, Himself - Performer, Performer

Played by: Ruben Studdard

Herself, Herself - Finalist, Herself - Guest Performer, Herself - Performer, Herself - Guest, Herself - Musical Guest

Played by: Fantasia Barrino

Herself - Judge, Herself, Herself - Mentor

Played by: Mariah Carey

Herself - Judge, Herself, Herself - Co-Host

Played by: Ellen DeGeneres

Himself, Himself - Musical Guest, Himself - Performer, Himself - Guest Mentor, Himself - Duet Partner

Played by: David Cook

Himself, Himself - Finalist, Himself - Performer

Played by: Taylor Hicks

Herself, Herself - Performer, Herself - Audience Member, Herself - Winner, Performer

Played by: Jordin Sparks

Herself, Herself - Guest, Herself - Performer, Herself - Finalist, Herself - Advisor, Musical Guest

Played by: Kelly Clarkson

Himself, Himself - Contestant, Himself - Finalist, Himself - Performer, Himself - Season 9 Winner

Played by: Lee DeWyze

Himself, Himself - Finalist, Himself - Audience, Himself - Guest

Played by: Bo Bice

Herself, Herself - Contestant, Herself - Finalist, Herself - Performer

Played by: Crystal Bowersox

Himself, Himself - Judge, Himself - Mentor, Himself - Musical Guest, Himself - Performer

Played by: Adam Lambert

Himself, Himself - Audience, Himself - Audience Member

Played by: Blake Lewis

Herself, Herself - Finalist

Played by: Diana DeGarmo

Himself, Himself - Performer

Played by: David Archuleta

Himself, Himself - Contestant

Played by: Casey James

Himself, Himself - Auditionee

Played by: Phillip Phillips

Herself, Herself - Audience, Herself - performer, Himself

Played by: Jessica Sanchez

Herself, Herself - Musical Guest, Herself - Performer

Played by: Kellie Pickler

Herself, Herself - Audience

Played by: Melinda Doolittle

Himself, Himself - Contestant, Himself - Audience

Played by: Michael Lynche

Himself, Himself - Musical Guest, Himself - Season 8 Winner, Performer

Played by: Kris Allen

Himself

Played by: Danny Gokey

Himself, Himself - Performer

Played by: Joshua Ledet

Himself, Himself - Finalist, Himself - Musical Guest

Played by: Scotty McCreery

Herself

Played by: Syesha Mercado

Himself, Himself - Contestant, Himself - Audience Member

Played by: Aaron Kelly

Himself

Played by: Jason Castro

Himself, Himself - Audience, Himself - Performer

Played by: Constantine Maroulis

Herself

Played by: LaKisha Jones

Herself, Herself - Performer

Played by: Brooke White

Himself, Himself - Performer

Played by: Matt Giraud

Herself, Herself - Performer

Played by: Hollie Cavanagh

Herself, Herself - Musical Guest

Played by: Haley Reinhart

Herself, Herself - Finalist, Herself - Musical Guest, Herself - Performer

Played by: Lauren Alaina

Himself

Played by: Chris Richardson

Himself

Played by: Phil Stacey

Herself

Played by: Carly Smithson

Herself - Contestant, Herself, Herself - Audience

Played by: Siobhan Magnus

Herself, Herself - Auditionee, Herself - Performer

Played by: Skylar Laine

Herself, Herself - Auditionee, Herself - Performer, Himself, Himself - Auditionee

Played by: Elise Testone

Herself, Herself - Musical Guest, Herself - Audience Member

Played by: Jennifer Hudson

Himself

Played by: Ace Young

Herself, Performer

Played by: Allison Iraheta

Himself

Played by: Anoop Desai

Herself, Herself - Contestant, Herself - Audience

Played by: Katie Stevens

Himself, Himself - Auditionee, Himself - Performer

Played by: Colton Dixon

Himself, Himself - Musical Guest

Played by: James Durbin

Himself, Himself - performer

Played by: Casey Abrams

Himself, Himself - Audience

Played by: Sanjaya Malakar

Himself - Contestant, Himself

Played by: Tim Urban

Herself, Herself - Audience Member

Played by: Kristy Lee Cook

Herself

Played by: Lil Rounds

Himself, Himself - Contestant

Played by: Andrew Garcia

Himself, Himself - Musical Guest, Himself - Performer

Played by: Stefano Langone

Herself

Played by: Haley Scarnato

Himself, Himself - Audience Member

Played by: Michael Johns

Himself

Played by: Jacob Lusk

Herself, Herself - Audience, Herself - Audience member

Played by: Ramiele Malubay

Himself, Himself - Performer

Played by: Scott MacIntyre

Herself, Herself - Audience

Played by: Gina Glocksen

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Guardian

While the uplift makes for happy viewing, Idol is nevertheless far from the water-cooler phenomenon it once was.

March 12, 2018

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Newsday

Congenial, comfortable and safe, Idol makes a quiet return.

March 12, 2018

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Boston Herald

"American Idol" still has the power to make dreams come true.

March 09, 2018

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Cleveland Plain Dealer

Yet the music is just starting, and, if nothing else, ABC's determination to bring back "American Idol" is emerging as the most intriguing programming ploy of the current season.

March 12, 2018

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New York Magazine/Vulture

For a juggernaut that dates back to the halcyon days of Nellyville, American Idol has always been an effort to endure. And then, out of nowhere, a thrill to survive.

March 12, 2018

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Paste Magazine

If you liked American Idol in the past, you'll probably like this version, which is, at least so far, virtually unchanged. But did you miss the show? Do you want it back? ABC is betting the answer is "Yes." But I'm not so sure.

March 09, 2018

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Refinery29

With a salary of $20 million and, Perry didn't seem like the best person to save American Idol from ratings oblivion. She is, though. On Sunday's premiere episode, Perry - every glittered inch of her - is working for her $20 million paycheck.

March 12, 2018

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The Atlantic

The lack of Cowell-ian meanness in this Idol does cause the lapses from wall-to-wall encouragement to feel all the more awkward.

March 12, 2018

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NPR

This new show doesn't come at you like the aggressive, pointedly grandiose hit that it used to be. But at a time when real-life events have left audiences hungry for familiar, soothing television, ABC's version of American Idol just might fit that bill.

March 12, 2018

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Philadelphia Inquirer

You might not see this coming from the network that only this week broadcast the footage of a woman being dumped by her fiancé on The Bachelor, but ABC's Idol looks to be a kinder, gentler version than Fox's.

March 09, 2018

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