Adam Lambert would love to join the “American Idol” reboot.
ABC is close to finalizing the new panel for “American Idol.”
Ryan Seacrest will still be hosting “American Idol!”
“American Idol” alum Haley Reinhart allegedly punched a bouncer after she was told to leave for “knocking over a table.”
FOX shared some details about their upcoming reality singing competition that will be pitted against the “American Idol” reboot and “The Voice.”
Nigel Lythgoe thinks that Bruno Mars would be a good addition to the panel of judges in the “American Idol” reboot.
Ryan Seacrest is close to finalizing a deal to return as a host in the “American Idol” franchise.
Paula Abdul is willing to sign on for the “American Idol” reboot if she will be invited by the producers.
Katy Perry’s net worth is set to increase in big ways after she inked a deal with ABC to judge the new “American Idol” reboot.
With ABC snagging Ryan Seacrest as the official co-host of “Live With Kelly And Ryan,” it seems possible that he could have played a role in the decision to reboot “American Idol.”
Ryan Seacrest may return as host in the upcoming “American Idol” reboot on ABC.
Will ABC be able to release a revival of “American Idol” in March 2018?
Fans of “American Idol” have differing opinions on whether or not it should be revived by NBC.
The stars of “Sex Factor,” a new reality competition for porn, talk about the stresses of performing on cue.
These performances changed the course of one of the longest-running, most important TV shows in history.
Contestants didn’t need to win “American Idol” to become stars. But, as this list shows, it certainly didn’t hurt to do so.
Despite sky-high hopes, some “American Idol” albums really let fans down.
The talent competition, which at one point drew 38 million viewers and allowed Fox to charge $1.3 million for a 30-second ad, bowed out Thursday.
Mariah Carey and James Packer reportedly got engaged last week, after just 10 months of dating.
The rapper features as a surprise contestant in the talent show's final season.
One of the TV industry's most successful schedulers takes us through why, even in 2015, it still matters when and where shows air.
Ryan Cassata, a former "American Idol" contestant, accused the realty-TV mega-hit of transphobia, racism and sexism.