American Idol season 10 begins tomorrow night

American Idol season 10 premieres on Wednesday, January 19, 2011. This season will be unlike season 9 in several ways. First of all the panel of judges will be markedly different. Randy Jackson is the only returning judge, now that Simon Cowell, Ellen DeGeneres, and Kara DioGuardi left the judging panel. The two new judges are Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez. The middle rounds have also changed. First is the audition round, and then the Hollywood Round, then the Las Vegas round, then the Sing for Your Life round, then the green mile round, and finally the live rounds.  The first audition episode, which is two hours, will cover the New York and New Jersey auditions, followed by the one-hour second audition episode, which covers the New Orleans auditions. According to Joe's Place, the top 40 are already chosen, but the top 20 is not yet revealed.

The live rounds begin March 1, 2011. The first week is semifinal week, which will air Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The male contestants will perform on Tuesday, then the female contestants on Wednesday, and the Results and Wild Card show on Thursday. Ten finalists will be chosen by the American public, and two or three finalists will be chosen by the judges.

TZ Doctrine tenet #21: Truth and honesty are superior to profit and political correctness

It is unethical to put financial gain and political correctness ahead of truth and honesty.  Our society has been blinded by political correctness, and many corporations have been blinded by financial gain.  There has been a feminised education system, a criminal justice system that unjustly favors the female sex, laws enacted based on financial gain rather than common sense, and corporations that put profit before human safety and common sense. Western society is very dishonest, unequal, and unjust.  I am unhappy with the current educational system that disproportionately favors female students instead of male students. An education system like that has a disastrous ripple effect. The idea of a feminised education system is maladaptive and unnatural. I do not condone misandry, or double standards or moral defamation against the male sex.

Solving problems is not accomplished by arrogance, censorship, false pride, political correctness, or monetary greed. If we want to create an honest, equal, and just society, we must be objective and truthful, and not let one another be biased by self-promoting motives.

Jennifer Grey wins DWTS season 11

On November 23, 2010, Dirty Dancing star Jennifer Elise Grey, who was born in New York City on March 20, 1960, is the 11th champion of Dancing With the Stars, thus winning the mirrorball trophy. The runner-up is rapper and Disney star Kyle Massey from Atlanta, Georgia, whom I voted for after R&B singer Brandy got eliminated the week before.  I am glad the controversial political figure Bristol Palin finished in third place. Jennifer Grey got a judges' score of 118, and Kyle Massey got a judges' score of 110, and Bristol Palin got a judges' score of 97. Brandy should have been in the finals instead of Bristol. If Brandy were in the finals, Kyle would have finished in third place.  At the finale Brandy performed her week 5 quickstep performance a third time.  Now there is Skating With the Stars, and on that show, I am pulling for Brandon Mychal Smith.

Here is how Dancing With the Stars season 11 went:

Winner: Jennifer Grey
Runner-up: Kyle Massey
Third Place: Bristol Palin
Fourth Place: Brandy Norwood
Fifth Place: Kurt Warner
Sixth Place: Rick Fox
Seventh Place: Audrina Patridge
Eighth Place: Florence Henderson
Ninth Place: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino
Tenth Place: Margaret Cho
Eleventh Place: Michael Bolton
Twelfth Place: David Hasselhoff

Here is how Dancing With the Stars season 11 should have went:

Winner: Jennifer Grey
Runner-up: Brandy Norwood
Third Place: Kyle Massey
Fourth Place: Rick Fox
Fifth Place: Audrina Patridge
Sixth Place: Kurt Warner
Seventh Place: Florence Henderson
Eighth Place: Bristol Palin
Ninth Place: Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino
Tenth Place: Margaret Cho
Eleventh Place: Michael Bolton
Twelfth Place: David Hasselhoff

Dancing With the Stars shocker: Brandy gets brokenhearted and voted off

Last week, the most shocking elimination in Dancing With the Stars history happened on Tuesday night. R&B singer Brandy Norwood, my all-time favorite star in Dancing With the Stars, got voted off in favor of a worser dancer Bristol Palin, while the audience booed and the judges were shocked. Thanks to the Tea Party that Bristol Palin made the finals. The Tea Party jammed the phone lines to stage Brandy's elimination. Brandy is clearly the better dancer than Bristol. A 67-year-old Wisconsin man shot at the television on the moment Tom Bergeron announced Brandy's elimination.  This is one of my most shocking reality TV moments ever, but it is not as shocking as Jasmine Murray's elimination on American Idol season 8. If Briston Palin, there will be a huge uproar. The majority of viewers were shocked at Brandy's elimination, and the credibility of Dancing With the Stars has gone into question.

Tea Party backing Bristol Palin

There is a rumor that the Tea Party has been fueling votes for Bristol Palin on Dancing With the Stars season 11 leading her to the semifinals. One thing is because of the Palin brand. Another thing is that her voting number has been posted on political blogs, encouraging viewers to vote for her. It is a shame that despite being at or near the bottom of the judges' scoreboard, she has already beaten out contenders Audrina Patridge in week 6, Rick Fox in week 7, and Kurt Warner in week 8, even though they each received higher judges' scores that she did. I have a feeling that Brandy Norwood could be the next victim of this Tea Party effect, and I will be upset about it.

Haley is not my governor

I have been disappointed that voters in South Carolina have elected a Governor who will tell lies and say one thing and do another. That governor is Nikki Haley, the 116th Governor of South Carolina. I hope she is a one-term governor, just like David Beasley. A Republican South Carolina Governor elected during a Democratic Presidency will most likely be a one-term Governor. There has never been two consecutive two-term Republican governors in South Carolina history. Another hope is that Haley will resign as Governor if the allegations of infidelity are proven true.

Elect a Governor South Carolina can trust

Nikki Haley may become a star, but Vincent Sheheen is a safer choice for Governor. Therefore, I endorse Sheheen for Governor of South Carolina. He is a Governor whom South Carolina can trust.  Haley is a Governor who will embarrass the South Carolina. She has zero credibility, for she is a liar and a hypocrite. She has been fined repeatedly for not paying her taxes on time. She hid a $42,000 contract she received due to her legislative connections. South Carolina has already been through the consequence of a governor who is a liar and a hypocrite, which is Mark Sanford. Sanford handpicked Haley to be his successor, and they both have ties to Washington. They have the same unproductive policies that will embarrass the state of South Carolina. Sheheen is a conservative Democrat, not an Obama liberal.  I have been frequenting his campaign site and Twitter account.