5.23.13 Heading to Life Ball, Idol Speculation Season begins

If that IS Adam's manager in first class, I would think Adam would be in first class as well.  He might actually get some rest..
well skip the rest part..that looks like a party plane) and he seldom flies in the cattle call section.  I wonder who got
the VIP seats and who are the hoards in the back of the plane?  I thought this was a VIP plane.  Back seats for people
going to the LifeBall in general you think? 

That's gonna be one crazee ride...        

I don't think they restructured a plane interior just for one flight. I would say the prices were just like any flight, Economy, Business, First Class. This is a normal flight from JFK to Vienna. It was probably chartered special for LifeBall. I have no idea how one would purchase tickets for the economy section. Maybe you have to know someone one & have an "in." 

music.yahoo.com/blogs/reality-rocks/10-idol-contestants-d-great-idol-judges-004513539.html

10 ‘Idol’ Contestants Who’d Make Great ‘Idol’ Judges
By Lyndsey Parker | Reality Rocks – 17 minutes ago

Rumors circulated this week that Fox honchos, desperate to retool and salvage "American Idol" after a disastrous 12th season, are considering replacing the entire judging panel with "Idol" alums. Such a strategy may seem a little too self-referential, a little too retroactive, and definitely gimmicky, but you know…it just might work.

Hiring Idols as judges would serve two important purposes: It would bring back nostalgic viewers who probably stopped tuning in after Simon Cowell left (and certainly after Nicki Minaj signed on), and it would drum home the point that "Idol" is the only singing show on U.S. television that has consistently churned out actual pop stars. Would "The X Factor" ever cast Melanie Amaro or Tate Stevens as a judge? Would "The Voice's" panel ever include Javier Colon or Jermaine Paul? I rest my case.

After more than a decade, "Idol" has certainly launched the careers of enough people with the credentials (and TV-tested personalities) to fill "Idol's" presumably four vacant chairs. Here are my picks for some past contestants who should be in the casting mix:

Adam Lambert – Adam's name is reportedly on "Idol's" shortlist (and was supposedly in the running last year), and with good reason: The man is great television. Seriously, was "Idol" ever as exciting again once Adam's season was over? He's funny, he's smart, and he's not afraid to be candid (maybe even too candid). Yet he's still likable, he's got great taste in music, he can sang, and he's got a flamboyant fashion sense that could make even Mariah Carey look plain. And according to recent interviews, he's ready to sign on the dotted line. What are you waiting for, Fox?




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Viv, I totally agree. Why would Adam miss all the fun and build up of this flight? And bonus, if he is on it we are sure to get red carpet exit shots. He should have this treatment everywhere he goes!