Mariah Carey Joins 'American Idol': Will She Save the Show?
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Mariah is on fire ... at least as far as "American Idol" is concerned. The pop diva will join "Idol" as a judge next season, Fox announced Monday. Wait for the :15 mark in the video below to see what Mariah had to say on Twitter!
"I am so excited to be joining ‘Idol,'" said Carey, addressing the Television Critics Association, according to The Associated Press. "I can’t wait to get started in the fall ... and I will see you in January." Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler recently announced that they would not be returning for season 12, leaving two judge spots open.
Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler recently announced that they would not be returning for season 12, leaving two judge spots open. The departures come as "Idol" is struggling a bit: While it was still the top-rated entertainment show last season, the finale was the least-watched ever, and young adult viewers seem to be departing in favor of newer shows like "the Voice."
So who will fill the other two spots? It's still not clear if Randy Jackson is returning (we think he will). As for the other "new" spot, Fox entertainment chief Kevin Reilly said it could be star or someone like music executive and "Idol" mentor Jimmy Iovine, according to the AP. Mariah will reportedly earn at least $15 million a season. Can she save the show?

"I am so excited to be joining ‘Idol,'" said Carey, addressing the Television Critics Association, according to The Associated Press. "I can’t wait to get started in the fall ... and I will see you in January." Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler recently announced that they would not be returning for season 12, leaving two judge spots open.
Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler recently announced that they would not be returning for season 12, leaving two judge spots open. The departures come as "Idol" is struggling a bit: While it was still the top-rated entertainment show last season, the finale was the least-watched ever, and young adult viewers seem to be departing in favor of newer shows like "the Voice."
So who will fill the other two spots? It's still not clear if Randy Jackson is returning (we think he will). As for the other "new" spot, Fox entertainment chief Kevin Reilly said it could be star or someone like music executive and "Idol" mentor Jimmy Iovine, according to the AP. Mariah will reportedly earn at least $15 million a season. Can she save the show?






















I miss someone like Simon to tell the truth and not keep saying "I'm so sorry you can't sing". We need someone to just say, "why did you waste my time".