National Wrestling Alliance 1-Time NWA National Heavyweight Champion 1-Time NWA Australasian Tag Team Champion (with Jimmy Golden) American Wrestling Association 1-Time AWA Southern Heavyweight Champion Georgia Championship Wrestling 1-Time NWA Georgia Heavyweight Champion 2-Time NWA Georgia Television Champion 1-Time NWA Georgia Tag Team Champion (with Masked Superstar) Southeast Championship Wrestling 3-Time NWA Southeast Heavyweight Champion ...

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Austin Idol, Austin Idol - Career, Austin Idol - Profile, Austin Idol - Championships/Accomplishments, Austin Idol - Trivia

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Austin Idol, Austin Idol - Career, Austin Idol - Profile, Austin Idol - Championships/Accomplishments, Austin Idol - Trivia

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Sid was a top prospect in the Memphis territory, and made his debut at the Mid-South Coliseum teaming with Austin Idol against two gritty face veterans and former AWA World champions: Jerry Lawler and Nick Bockwinkel. Sid Eudy is not so much known for his wrestling ability as for his misadventures outside the ring. Sid is an extremely keen softball player and has been known in the past to take mysterious leaves of absence in order to play soft ...

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Sid Eudy, Sid Eudy - Career, Sid Eudy - Wrestling facts, Sid Eudy - Finishing and signature moves, Sid Eudy - Managers, Sid Eudy - Quotes, Sid Eudy - Championships and accomplishments, Sid Eudy - Title lineage

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American Idol is the US version of British TV hit show Pop Idol. American Idol is featured on the Fox Network in the United States, and other versions of the show are broadcast on CTV in Canada (Canadian Idol), and Australian Idol on Ten Network in Australia. Pop Idol/Amercan Idol was created by Simon Fuller (creator of the Spice Girls and S Club 7) and Simon Cowell, the latter being one of the judges on both Pop Idol and Amercan Idol. American Idol is singing talent contest in which viewers can call in and vote on contestants ...

Including:

• American Idol - Background
• American Idol - Overview
• American Idol - Early auditions
• American Idol - On to Hollywood
• American Idol - Final twelve
• American Idol - Spin-offs
• American Idol - Season synopses
• American Idol - Season one
• American Idol - Season two
• American Idol - Season three
• American Idol - Season four
• American Idol - Season five
• American Idol - Season six and beyond
• American Idol - Product placement
• American Idol - Imitations
• American Idol - Trivia

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Bill Eadie is a professional wrestler who has competed under the names of Ax as part of Demolition and The Masked Superstar. Bill Eadie started wrestling in 1974. He soon put on a mask as The Masked Superstar and became famous in that gimmick. In 1985, he went to the World Wrestling Federation and became Super Machine (with André the Giant as Giant MachineIncluding:

• Bill Eadie - Profile
• Bill Eadie - Championships/Accomplishments

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Beverly Hills 90210 was a popular primetime television soap opera that aired from October 1990 to May 2000 on the Fox Network in the United States and subsiquently on various networks around the world. The show followed the lives of a group of teenagers living in the posh, star-studded Southern California community of Beverly Hills and attending the fictitious West Beverly High School. The show was created by producers Aaron Spelling and Darren Star. The "90210" in the title ...

Including:

• Beverly Hills 90210 - Melrose Place Connection
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Departures and Decline
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Shannen Doherty
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Luke Perry
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Parodies
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Cast
• Beverly Hills 90210 - Trivia

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4-Time AJPW Triple Crown World Heavyweight Champion 1-Time AJPW International Champion 3-Time PWF Heavyweight Champion 1-Time AJPW United National Champion 4-Time PWF Tag Team Champion (with Ted DiBiase twice, Bruiser Brody once and Austin Idol once) 1-Time AJPW International Tag Team Champion (with Ron Bass) 9-Time AJPW Unified Tag Team Champion (with Gary Albright once, Dan Spivey once, Terry Gordy 3 times, Genichiro Tenryu 3 times and Ted DiBiase once) 1-Time NWA United States Heavyweight Champion ...

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Stan Hansen, Stan Hansen - Career, Stan Hansen - Profile, Stan Hansen - Finishers and signature moves, Stan Hansen - Championships and accomplishments, Stan Hansen - Trivia

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Hulk Hogan - Pre-World Wrestling Federation era. February 1979 – NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title (Southern division) Defeated Ox Baker (as Terry Boulder) – Alabama Lost to Austin Idol on June 20, 1979 – Mobile, Alabama December 1, 1979 – NWA Southeast Heavyweight Title (Northern division) Defeated Dick Slater (as Sterling Golden) – Knoxville, Tennessee Lost to Bob Armstrong on December 25 ...

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Hulk Hogan, Hulk Hogan - Career, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Federation: the first run, Hulk Hogan - American Wrestling Association, Hulk Hogan - New Japan Pro Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Hulkamania, Hulk Hogan - World Championship Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Entertainment: the comeback, Hulk Hogan - Mr. America, Hulk Hogan - Hall of Famer, Hulk Hogan - The Icon versus The Legend, Hulk Hogan - Legacy, Hulk Hogan - Controversy, Hulk Hogan - In wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Previous managers, Hulk Hogan - Quotes, Hulk Hogan - Finishing and signature moves, Hulk Hogan - Trivia, Hulk Hogan - Theme songs/entrance music, Hulk Hogan - Title history, Hulk Hogan - Pre-World Wrestling Federation era, Hulk Hogan - Awards

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Hulk Hogan - Pre-World Wrestling Federation era. February 1979 – NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title (Southern division) Defeated Ox Baker (as Terry Boulder) – Alabama Lost to Austin Idol on June 20, 1979 – Mobile, Alabama December 1, 1979 – NWA Southeast Heavyweight Title (Northern division) Defeated Dick Slater (as Sterling Golden) – Knoxville, Tennessee Lost to Bob Armstrong on December 25 ...

See also:

Hulk Hogan, Hulk Hogan - Career, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Federation: the first run, Hulk Hogan - American Wrestling Association, Hulk Hogan - New Japan Pro Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Hulkamania, Hulk Hogan - World Championship Wrestling, Hulk Hogan - World Wrestling Entertainment: the comeback, Hulk Hogan - Mr. America, Hulk Hogan - Hall of Famer, Hulk Hogan - The Icon versus The Legend, Hulk Hogan - Legacy, Hulk Hogan - Controversy, Hulk Hogan - In wrestling, Hulk Hogan - Previous managers, Hulk Hogan - Finishing and signature moves, Hulk Hogan - Trivia, Hulk Hogan - Theme songs/entrance music, Hulk Hogan - Title history, Hulk Hogan - Pre-World Wrestling Federation era, Hulk Hogan - Awards, Hulk Hogan - Wrestling Observer Newsletter

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Beginning with the second season of American Idol, the show's website has hosted satirical news coverage by the "Jaded Journalist." The often sardonic Jaded Journalist has written recaps (summaries) of the show, run an email feedback column, and conducted video interviews of finalists in Hollywood as well as interviews of auditioners in other cities. Some have proposed that the purpose of the Jaded Journalist is to bring edginess and humor to the otherwise saccharine image that ...

See also:

American Idol, American Idol - Overview, American Idol - Early auditions, American Idol - On to Hollywood, American Idol - Final Twelve, American Idol - Season synopses, American Idol - Season one, American Idol - Season two, American Idol - Season three, American Idol - Season four, American Idol - Season five, American Idol - Season six and beyond, American Idol - Product placement, American Idol - Jaded Journalist

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American Idol - Season one. Main article: American Idol (Season 1) In the first season the show was co-hosted by Seacrest and Brian Dunkleman. Kelly Clarkson won, with Justin Guarini coming in second. Numerous television specials starring the ten finalists followed, as well as the box office bomb entitled From Justin to Kelly. Since winning, Clarkson has gone on to a very successful recording career, including multiple-platinum albums and a number of Top 10 hit singles. American Idol - Season two. ...

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American Idol, American Idol - Overview, American Idol - Early auditions, American Idol - On to Hollywood, American Idol - Final Twelve, American Idol - Season synopses, American Idol - Season one, American Idol - Season two, American Idol - Season three, American Idol - Season four, American Idol - Season five, American Idol - Season six and beyond, American Idol - Product placement, American Idol - Jaded Journalist

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A spin-off series called American Juniors premiered on June 3, 2003 on the Fox Network. In December 2003, winners of eleven different national Idol competitions were collected for a World Idol competition in London, which aired in all territories that show the format. Kelly Clarkson came in second after Norway's Kurt Nilsen. The Fox network is scheduled to air the program Celebrity Idol with all celebrity contestants in the fall of 2005, just ahead of the launch of the fifth season of the regular sho ...

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American Idol, American Idol - Background, American Idol - Overview, American Idol - Early auditions, American Idol - On to Hollywood, American Idol - Final twelve, American Idol - Spin-offs, American Idol - Season synopses, American Idol - Season one, American Idol - Season two, American Idol - Season three, American Idol - Season four, American Idol - Season five, American Idol - Season six and beyond, American Idol - Product placement, American Idol - Imitations, American Idol - Trivia

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Barrino made an immediate impression on American Idol with her stylized, gospel-influenced sound and her unconventional diction. Her audition version of John Fogerty/Tina Turner's "Proud Mary" made her an early favorite in the competition. Her standout performance during the course of the show was a prone, heartfelt staging of the Porgy and Bess standard "Summertime" that left her in tears from "feeling the song" and earned raves from the judges, as well as landing her on the Emmy ...

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Fantasia Barrino, Fantasia Barrino - Early life, Fantasia Barrino - American Idol, Fantasia Barrino - Post-Idol career, Fantasia Barrino - Next Album?, Fantasia Barrino - Awards, Fantasia Barrino - Discography, Fantasia Barrino - Albums, Fantasia Barrino - Singles

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The number next to a contestant's name denotes the number of times he or she was in the "Bottom Three". American Idol - Season one. In the first season the show was co-hosted by Seacrest and Brian Dunkleman. Kelly Clarkson won, with Justin Guarini coming in second. Numerous television specials starring the ten finalists followed, as well as the box office bomb entitled From Justin to Kelly. Since winning, Clarkson has gone on to a very successful recording career, including multiple-platinum albums and a number of Top 10 hit singles. ...

See also:

American Idol, American Idol - Background, American Idol - Overview, American Idol - Early auditions, American Idol - On to Hollywood, American Idol - Final twelve, American Idol - Spin-offs, American Idol - Season synopses, American Idol - Season one, American Idol - Season two, American Idol - Season three, American Idol - Season four, American Idol - Season five, American Idol - Season six and beyond, American Idol - Product placement, American Idol - Imitations, American Idol - Trivia

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Executive Producers: David Brookwell Michael Poryes Marc Warren Dennis Rinsler Sean McNamara Raven-Symone Creators: Susan Sherman Michael Poryes ...

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That's So Raven, That's So Raven - About the Show, That's So Raven - Episode List, That's So Raven - Music, That's So Raven - That's So Raven album, That's So Raven - That's So Raven Too! album, That's So Raven - Disney Karaoke Series: That's So Raven, That's So Raven - DVDs, That's So Raven - Supernaturally Stylish, That's So Raven - Disguise the Limit, That's So Raven - Raven's House Party, That's So Raven - Disney Channel Holiday, That's So Raven - Disney Channel Circle of Stars, That's So Raven - Cast, That's So Raven - Recurring Cast Members, That's So Raven - Star appearances, That's So Raven - Crew, That's So Raven - Merchandise, That's So Raven - That's So Raven Movie

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Executive Producers: David Brookwell Michael Poryes Marc Warren Dennis Rinsler Sean McNamara Raven-Symone Creators: Susan Sherman Michael Poryes ...

See also:

That's So Raven, That's So Raven - About the Show, That's So Raven - Episode List, That's So Raven - Music, That's So Raven - That's So Raven album, That's So Raven - Disney Karaoke Series: That's So Raven, That's So Raven - DVDs, That's So Raven - Supernaturally Stylish, That's So Raven - Disguise the Limit, That's So Raven - Raven's House Party, That's So Raven - Disney Channel Holiday, That's So Raven - Disney Channel Circle of Stars, That's So Raven - Cast, That's So Raven - Recurring Cast Members, That's So Raven - Star appearances, That's So Raven - Crew, That's So Raven - Merchandise, That's So Raven - That's So Raven Movie

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Now billed as just Fantasia, she released her first single in June 2004 on the RCA record label. The single includes "I Believe" cowritten by former Idol contestant Tamyra Gray, which Fantasia performed on the finale of Idol, the Aretha Franklin hit "Chain of Fools" (released before on an American Idol compilation), and her signature version of "Summertime". The single entered the Billboard Hot 100 at number one, the first female artist to do so with her first record. [4] On the sales chart, the single spent 11 consecutive weeks at number one (10 weeks in Canada), giving it the longest consecuti ...

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Fantasia Barrino, Fantasia Barrino - Early life, Fantasia Barrino - American Idol, Fantasia Barrino - Post-Idol career, Fantasia Barrino - Next Album?, Fantasia Barrino - Awards, Fantasia Barrino - Discography, Fantasia Barrino - Albums, Fantasia Barrino - Singles

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Star's later series Grosse Pointe (television) satirized the production of a high-school soap opera, set in Los Angeles. The show-within-a-show was clearly a 90210-style show. Another aspect of the show that was the subject of mass parody was the fact that many of the show's cast members were in their mid-to-late 20s and not teenagers. In particular, Luke Perry and Gabrielle Carteris were singled out for most of the criticism regarding being ...

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Beverly Hills 90210, Beverly Hills 90210 - Melrose Place Connection, Beverly Hills 90210 - Departures and Decline, Beverly Hills 90210 - Shannen Doherty, Beverly Hills 90210 - Luke Perry, Beverly Hills 90210 - Parodies, Beverly Hills 90210 - Cast, Beverly Hills 90210 - Trivia

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Dunwoody Georgia - Elementary. Chesnut Elementary School Kingsley Elementary School Austin Elementary School Vanderlyn Elementary School Dunwoody Georgia - Secondary. Peachtree Middle School Dunwoody High School Dunwoody Georgia - College. Georgia Perimeter College (f ...

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Dunwoody Georgia, Dunwoody Georgia - Geography, Dunwoody Georgia - Demographics, Dunwoody Georgia - Community, Dunwoody Georgia - Schools, Dunwoody Georgia - Elementary, Dunwoody Georgia - Secondary, Dunwoody Georgia - College, Dunwoody Georgia - Celebrities

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This series has been imitated by many other shows, among them Cupid, Superstar USA and Nashville Star (hosted by LeAnn Rimes). Only Nashville Star still remains as a returning series and is the most popular. In the fall of 2004, VH1 launched a music reality talent-search series In Search of the New Partridge Family, in which aspring actor-singers competed for the roles of Keith, Laurie, Danny, and Shirley Partridge. A pilot episode was aired in early 2005, but the show didn't get picked up. Rock Star: INXS is a rock ...

See also:

American Idol, American Idol - Background, American Idol - Overview, American Idol - Early auditions, American Idol - On to Hollywood, American Idol - Final twelve, American Idol - Spin-offs, American Idol - Season synopses, American Idol - Season one, American Idol - Season two, American Idol - Season three, American Idol - Season four, American Idol - Season five, American Idol - Season six and beyond, American Idol - Product placement, American Idol - Imitations, American Idol - Trivia

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