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Tired of all this Dallas Stars talk that’s been dominating the airwaves? Here’s a welcome change of pace.
Good morning, hockey fans! Here’s hoping you bet the farm on Jaroslav Halak’s 0-9 record when facing 25 or fewer shots this postseason, and became rich beyond any easily-impressed GM’s wildest dreams. Last week we took science and reason and twisted them to our own nefarious purposes to prove Only-God-Knows-What; this week, I was planning on taking a break from the media circus surrounding the Dallas Stars and getting in a little R&R at my favorite rural Illinois strip club,
Phat Cows, but recent events in el mundo de hockey stayed my course. Of course, I’m talking about the historic Stanley Cup Finals matchup between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Philadelphia Flyers, two teams whose last Stanley Cup victories can be measured in geologic terms.

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Tuning in Wednesday night, Idol put on quite a show. It was like an American Idol family reunion, with winners of old gathering with this season’s past contestants to sing and Paula Abdul stepping onto the stage to speak. Building up the tension before finally announcing the winner, they honored Simon Cowell, who after ten seasons as Idol’s favorite judge, would say goodbye.
The performances of the night were good, except for Janet Jackson, who made me want to vomit. I especially enjoyed the return of the “Pants on the Ground” guy and Paula Abdul’s staggering and seemingly drunk dialogue, during which she made little to no sense at all before plunking her fanny down on Cowell’s lap like a stripper.
It seemed like forever before the Golden envelope appeared in Ryan Seacrest’s hand, and he held it aloft in Seacrest fashion for an eternity while Crystal Bowersox and Lee Dewyze trembled in anticipation.

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Greg Cote of the Miami Herald, under the headline “NFL Goes insane With Super Bowl in New Jersey,’’ grumbled “The League should be arrested for prostitution because, in effect, the NFL has broken its own rules on mild-climate cities to reward the Jets and Giants for building a $1.6 billion stadium.’’
Houston was rewarded with a Super Bowl for building a new stadium. Rules about mild-climate cities? Detroit has had two Super Bowls; Minnesota, the frozen north had one. Those games were indoors, but for that first time in Detroit, XVI, the winning 49ers had to stomp through snowdrifts just to get to the Pontiac Silverdome.
The owners, who voted for New York, merely were supporting the free-spending decision of their pals in charge of the Giants and Jets to erect a new facility.
That’s not prostitution. That’s billion-dollar back-scratching.

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Cowell has taken the role of villian many times on Idol, but has always comported himself with honesty and integrity, if not always with grace. One of the comments he made that stood out to me was that he could not “prostitute himself” just for the extra money. By bucking the Hollywood system of money and celebrity over talent and heart, Cowell has showed his character.

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All season Lee thrived on his emotion, authenticity and keen song selections. Tonight he only exhibited the latter — and those barely helped without the former two strengths. Even on a tune as peppy and anthemic as U2’s “Beautiful Day,” Lee appeared to be performing like he was nursing a bleeding ulcer.
Meanwhile, Crystal absolutely brought it. All three of her songs revealed a different side of her folky/gritty prowess. This was all the more impressive considering she was forced to deliver a version of the sorority karaoke night classic “Black Velvet.” Did you think it was suspicious that the “producer’s pick” saddled Crystal with this awful stripper-pole fave by one-hit wonder Alannah Myles, and Lee got the hipper, deeper “Everybody Hurts” by R.E.M.? No question for whom the suits at 19 Entertainment were rooting.

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