Paula Abdul signs autographs for waiting fans as she leaves Mr.Chow restaurant in Beverly Hills, March 28th

Paula Abdul signs autographs for waiting fans as she leaves Mr.Chow restaurant in Beverly Hills, March 28th.
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Paula Abdul signs autographs for waiting fans as she leaves Mr.Chow restaurant in Beverly Hills, March 28th.
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American Idol judge Paula Abdul is struggling to work alongside her fellow panelist Simon Cowell, because she is harboring a secret crush for the music mogul.
The Grammy-winning singer/choreographer admits she subconsciously fancies the British star – dubbed TV’s Mr Nasty – even though she finds his sharp-tongued comments hard to take. The 44-year-old says, “Just when you think we’re all getting on, Simon turns and we get back into our little quarrels. I suppose it’s quite funny to watch, but he’s so infuriating.”
“Maybe ( I fancy Cowell). Subconsciously. In a really weird, Freudian way. We have a good work balance. We’ve all had moments where we’ve walked off because of Simon, but he’s even walked off because of himself.”
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Singer Paula Abdul has been snubbed by music channel MTV – after it refused to play her new single Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow.
The American Idol judge shot to fame in the late 1980’s with exceptional dance routines to tunes including Straight Up and Opposites Attract. And despite fellow Idol judge Randy Jackson pitching in ideas for the video, critics have branded Abdul’s dance routines “recycled”, following its premiere on the talent show last month.
An MTV spokesman tells MSNBC.com, “There are currently no plans to play the video.”
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American Idol judge Paula Abdul was shocked to discover a fan photographing her over a toilet cubicle partition. The singer said that she couldn’t believe that the nervous fan didn’t think there was anything wrong with invading her personal bathroom space, so she instructed her to never do it again.
She says, “I was mortified and she didn’t think there was anything wrong with it. I honestly was weirded out by that and she was so nervous that she thought I wouldn’t even notice. And I was like, ‘No, no, that’s not cool.’ I said to her, ‘A real good tip – don’t do that to anyone else.”
I’d be freaked out, too. Besides that, who’d want a picture of Paula Abdul on a toilet anyways?

Paula Abdul, who was a big hit in the 90’s, with hits like “Forever Your Girl” and “Straight Up”, has a new song will fellow American Idol judge Randy Jackson. The song is called, “Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow” and she had the song pre-taped for the Superbowl pre-show.
Paula has said that a plane mishap has kept her out of the musical arena for over a decade.
Now, she speaks of getting back in the game, “Everything felt right. The song was amazing,” said Abdul, who added that she just finished a video for the song: “I’m dancing — wait to you see me,” she said. “I’m doing things that you won’t believe, that I don’t even believe.”
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Paula Abdul has recorded a new song for fellow American Idol judge Randy Jackson’s new album. The song is called, “Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow” and she premiered the song this morning on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show.
Listen to the song here.
She’s rumored to be singing it at the Superbowl.
What do you think?
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In the new issue of Playboy, the 30 Rock star (and former Saturday Night Live head writer), 37, said Paula Abdul, 45, “was awful” while hosting SNL in 2005.
“I was pregnant [with daughter Alice] at the time and probably a little moody, but I remember thinking, ‘She’s a disaster! I gotta prop this lady up and get her on TV,’” Fey dished.
She said Abdul was “disastrous … in the way she generally appears to be.”
“It was an American Idol sketch, and she wanted to change parts. So Amy Poehler had to play her.”
A year later, Fey recalled seeing Abdul on a flight.
“We both looked at each other like, ‘Do I know that girl?’” she said. “And then we both had that moment of recognition, and she was like, ‘uuuggh.’ I saw it register on her face that she had had a terrible time with us.”
