Katrina Darrell, aka American Idol bikini girl, got herself some new boobs, and she looks like she gained a little weight. Looking good, although she still can’t sing that great.

We have a feeling that Katrina knows what her strengths and weaknesses are, and she’s using both to fatten her piggy bank.

Some people don’t believe Adam Lambert should be the next American Idol.

This anti Adam Lambert effort seems pretty tame compared to the vicious attacks on Carrie Prejean.

Let the person with the most talent win. It’s a TALENT competition. Just like Miss USA is a BEAUTY competition.

Adam Lambert had his performance of Mad World cut short last night on American Idol, but not to worry here’s Adam’s full performance.

Below is Gary Jules version for the Donnie Darko soundtrack in 2003. Mad World was originally written and performed by Tears for Fears in 1982.

Joanna Pacitti has been disqualified from competing in the American Idol competition. American Idol has issued a statement saying Joanna Pacitti of Philadelphia is ineligible to continue, but without saying why. Felicia Barton of Virginia Beach, Virginia, has replaced Pacitti in the top 36.

For the last several weeks, Pacitti has been the subject of Internet chatter regarding her former deal with A&M Records, which yielded the single "Let It Slide" (see music video below), and more recently, for her rumored close relationship with a pair of 19 Entertainment executives. Specifically, Star magazine reported that Pacitti lived for a time in the same apartment building as 19’s Michelle Young and Roger Widynowski, even referring to the former exec as her "best friend." 19, of course, is the production company behind Idol.

Joanna isn’t the only contestant that seems to be way over qualified. Is Fox relying on professional singers to attract more American Idol viewers?

Mark Mudd auditioned on American Idol in Louisville, Kentucky, and sang a George Jones song called White Lightning. From the start the judges all prejudged Mark, and made comments that showed their obvious lack of understanding for his southern culture. After the judges gave Mark the thumbs down left with the following comment:

"Be careful in whatever you do."

Paula Abdul immediately shot back:

"Is that a threat?"

Whoa! Simmer down Paula. It’s just southern slang, and it’s meant to mean something like "take care."

After American Idol realized how offended southerners might be they issued the following apology:

"We apologize to any viewers who were offended by the misinterpretation of the contestant’s comment to "be careful" upon completion of his audition in Louisville, KY. Our visits to audition cities are relatively brief and sometimes regional greetings and salutations are lost in translation. We had not heard that phrase from any other contestants during the day, so it took everyone by surprise. We now know better and look forward to visiting Louisville again someday."

The judges might also apologize for mocking Mudd as he walked into the room. It’s obvious they saw him as white trash, and prejudged him before he even opened his mouth. Sad.