Coming off the heels of a successful single ("If I Go Away"), a media blitz, and a bunch of live shows, no one could argue that life is good for Jon Peter Lewis. On top of being featured with several other well-known artists on a Christmas compilation album, the lovable JPL just released his own CD, Stories from Hollwood. Check out our music section to sample Jon Peter Lewis's singles!  

Coming off the heels of a successful single ("If I Go Away"), a media blitz, and a bunch of live shows, no one could argue that life is good for Jon Peter Lewis. On top of being featured with several other well-known artists on a Christmas compilation album, the lovable JPL just released his own CD, Stories from Hollwood. Check out our music section to sample Jon Peter Lewis's singles!  

If you've ever thought Kellie Pickler would be perfect in a "fish out of water" type sitcom, apparently you weren't the only one. There is an as-yet untitled Kellie Pickler Project in the works. If the project comes to fruition, producers will be Watson Pond and 19 Entertainment in association with 20th Century Fox Television. The multi-camera comedy will feature a small-town Southern girl (played by Kellie Pickler) whose life is turned upside down when she finds out that her biological father is a well-respected, Bill Clinton-esque governor on a clear path to the White House. His presidential aspirations are almost derailed when this mystery daughter? (Kellie) is suddenly thrust into his life, but what begins as a political scandal becomes an unlikely father-daughter relationship story. Kellies sweetness and simple country logic help to humanize her Slick Willie? politician father and breathe fresh air into the stale governors mansion. Read more about it on MyFox New York.

Carrie Underwood, winner of two CMAs, is featured in the PEOPLE Magazine that hits newsstands Friday, November 10th. In the special feature, Carrie tells PEOPLE about the Chantilly lace and silk dress that was created for her by designer David Rodriguez. She was afraid that she wouldn't fit in it, but later told PEOPLE, "It fits great." What's more, the dress will be auctioned for charity. To find out more about the auction, the CMAs and her date that night, read the complete article in PEOPLE. Have you ever wondered what Carrie was like at the beginning of season 4? Watch her initial interview.

In September, Kelly Clarkson brought the number of No. 1 spots held by American Idols to an impressive 100, according to Billboard Magazine! Two of her songs, "Breakaway" and "Walk Away", topped the Adult Contemporary and Adult Top 40 recurrent charts, respectively. Carrie Underwood went to No. 1 on Hot Country Songs as well as the Country Detections chart this week with "Before He Cheats" (Arista). That brings the total of "American Idol" No. 1s to 103. This is the American Idol # 1 break-down: Kelly Clarkson - 41 Fantasia - 11 Ruben Studdard - 10 Carrie Underwood - 10 Clay Aiken - 9 Josh Gracin - 6 Taylor Hicks - 3 Kimberley Locke - 3 Bo Bice - 2 Diana DeGarmo - 1 Tamyra Gray - 1 William Hung - 1 American Idol Finalists - 5 "Before He Cheats" is Carrie's second No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs tally, following "Jesus, Take the Wheel" in January.

According to Billboard, Carrie Underwood became the first female artist in five years to score two No. 1 singles from a debut album as "Before He Cheats" stepped 2-1 on the Nielsen BDS-driven Hot Country Songs chart. Carrie first topped the list when "Jesus, Take the Wheel" led for six weeks starting with the chart dated Jan. 14. That was followed by a No. 2 peak with "Don't Forget to Remember Me" in July.

If you've been looking to find out the latest news on former Idols, you might want to pick up an issue of PEOPLE. The popular magazine recently highlighted the careers of numerous former Idols, including its recent release of a Country Music issue with articles on Kellie Pickler, Carrie Underwood and Josh Gracin. An upcoming issue in November will also include an article called "Kellie's Wild Ride." The article talks about Kellie Pickler's quick rise to fame since being part of the final six on American Idol. The article opens with three revelations about Kellie: 1. She loves shoes. 2. She eats a LOT. 3. She will belch and is proud of it. As she jokes to PEOPLE, "My grandma always told me to be a lady, but I'm guessing I have not fulfilled that wish." The article goes on to say that "Pickler is out to prove herself as a country singer with her debut album, Small Town Girl. Joe Galante of Sony BMG Nashville is amazed by Kellie, dishing to PEOPLE that "she brings an energy that you're just happy to be around. When you know the things she's been through, this woman has the right to be grumpy, moody, whatever. But that's never there." Kellie was quite candid with the magazine about the struggles she endured after her grandmother passed away from lung cancer when Kellie was 15. "I called her Mom; she was my best friend," says Pickler to PEOPLE. Kellie is gearing for this next chapter of her already promising career. As PEOPLE states, "Having just moved to Nashville—she made the drive herself in a U-Haul—Pickler is focusing on her new life." Read the complete article in the November 13th edition of PEOPLE magazine. In the meantime, listen to her hit single, "Red High Heels." Check out Kellie's exit interview and her tranformation gallery!