Who Got Eliminated on Idol? - American Idol, Top 5 Results Show

Over 60 million votes came in last night, the highest of this season.
Wow.
Ryan Seacrest, in all his formal-suit glory, dropped the iconic phrase, "You might be surprised"

Are we?

Well, if you will base your judgement from the performances yesterday, you'll already have an idea on who'll be sent packing. 

Jimmy Iovine, the hybrid reincarnation of Simon Cowell -minus the English accent- scolded Lauren Alaina for pulling back to belt out the "high" note in Unchained Melody.

Iovine predicted that Alaina will be in the bottom two (B2) this week, he was absolutely right. 

Lauren was joined by Jacob Lusk in the B2 after receiving a 6-point criticism from their mentor, Iovine who said that Lusk had a rough night and both songs that he sang, No Air and Love Hurts, were off. I agree!

So now it's between Lauren and Jacob.

The sixteen-year old Lauren Alaina, her very first time to be in the bottom 2, did not manage to control her emotions. She cried. tears flowed down on her face, it messed up her Greek-goddess make-up and everything...

The result, drum-rolls, America said Jacob Lusk is going home.

Lauren Alaina Sings "Flat on The Floor" And "Unchained Melody" - American Idol Season 10, Top 5

Scotty and Lauren Sing "Up On The Roof," Casey and Haley Perform "I Feel The Earth Move" - American Idol Season 10, Top 6, Carole King-Themed Performances

The Top 6 remaining Idol hopefuls brought nostalgia on stage by singing the hits of Carole King in tonights episode of American Idol Season 10.

Photo: Michael Becker/FOX

Scotty McCreery and Lauren Alaina Sing "Up On The Roof"

These two contestants have a "distinct" chemistry that makes their duets quite phenomenal - in the past. 

I just love the fact that Lauren seems at-ease whenever she performs with Scotty, how i wish she could pull off that kind of confidence in her solo performances.

With regard to their duet, i don't think they got it right this time - it fell flat on the floor.

Watch: Scotty McCreery Sings "You've Got A Friend"

Watch: Lauren Alaina Sings "Where You Lead"

Casey Abrams and Haley Reinhart brought flavor in tonights show with this performance. Seriously, i enjoyed every moment of it. Their husky and cranky voice when combined is pleasing to the ears.
One little comment that i have for this number is there ain't much connection between the two of them - i'm sure they'll work this "issue" out. Ha?

Watch: Casey Abrams Sings "Hi De Ho"
Watch: Haley Reinhart Sings "Beautiful"

These pricks, James Durbin and Jacob Lusk, sang this one just because they need to. LOL!

What do you expect, there will be no chemistry because first of all Durbin isn't gay. 

So the "Broke Back Mountain" connection sh*t that the AI producers are trying to pull off in this performance will not work, OKAY?

Watch: James Durbin Sings "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow"
Watch: Jacob Lusk Sings "Oh No Not My Baby"

Lauren Alaina Sings "Where You Lead" - American Idol Season 10, Top 6, Carole King-Themed Performance

Lauren Alaina, Photo: Michael Becker/FOX

Scotty and Lauren Sing "Up On The Roof"
Casey and Haley Perform "I Feel The Earth Move"
Jacob and James Rock "I'm Into Something Good"

Lauren Alaina Was Born To Fly - American Idol, Top 7 Performance

Photo: Michael Becker/FOX

Song: Sara Evans, "Born To Fly"
Steven said: "You're so good naturally."
Jennifer said:"You do have such a special voice."
Randy said: "You can sing anything...you can do it. You must believe."

The Mind Slut says: "I am not that convinced. Lauren has to bring the "it," the spunk, that is what she lacks."

Casey And Haley Rule The Night, Stefano Is In Danger

Steven Tyler to Casey Abrams, "You're So F*cking Great!"
Casey Abrams Steals A Kiss From Jennifer Lopez

American Idol, Top 8 Performances: Stefano Langone Proves His Worth; Scotty, Lauren and Casey Hit It Big

It's the movies night on American Idol Season 10. Some performances bill top-notch, while others just settle as supporting casts.

Stefano Langone, Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, Casey Abrams,

American Idol Top 8 Performance, Photo: Michale Becker/FOX

Today, the almost eliminated Stefano Langone returns to the Idol stage with a bang. He sings BoyzIIMen hit "End of The Road." Well, clearly, it's not the end for him. He has the key to JLo's house, his emotional performance says it all!

Once labeled "the one man phony," Scotty McCreery does his country trick once more. The 17-year old, North Carolina native sits comfortably on his stool as he sings George Strait's "Cross My Heart." It's not the song that you'd want him to sing, but whatever he does, it hits. His simplicity always captures the audience - everyone gets mesmerized.... and they want more.

Surprise! Lauren Alaina is starting to have that "it." She sings Miley Cyrus' "The Climb," with ease. She even does it better than Hanna Montana herself. Undoubtedly, her star is starting to shine on the show. Let's hope she brings something more next week. Heck! I can see her in the Top 4.

The always weird Casey Abrams does his jazz sh*t while his hands caress a big white cielo. The judges-saved contestant once again "wows" the panel, i wonder if he "wows" the audience. There's this something deep going on inside Casey, his artistry just pours out whenever he does something (imagine he choses to ignore Jimmy Ivine's song suggestion.) Find out tomorrow if America will appreciate what he does on the show today.

What about the others?

Paul McDonald's did his best, but i think he'll be in the bottom 3. Other than his fancy suit, what he sang was too kareoke for me.

Jacob Lusk sang dramatically awesome, i am not sure if he's got enough fans to put him through the eliminations tomorrow. God help him.

Haley Reinhart rocked the house. But what she has done, its quiet forgettable, i am crossing my fingers, i don't know if she's gonna be safe anymore.

James Durbin, with all that shrieking and shouting, i guarantee, he'll be spared from tomorrow's elimination.