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Query: 'American Idol' judge engaged


Query: 'American Idol' judge engaged - 'American Idol' judge engaged? "American Idol" judge Steven Tyler, 63, reportedly is getting married for the third time.



Tyler, who also is Aerosmith’s sometime frontman, reportedly gave his longtime girlfriend, Erin Brady, 38, a diamond ring. Although Kimberly Caldwell competed on "American Idol" waaaay back in Season 2, she's managed to stay in the limelight much more than some recent Idols, thanks to her various hosting gigs for the TV Guide Channel, MTV, VH1, and others. But oddly, she hasn't been seen much doing the one thing that gained her fame in the first place: singing! Until now, that is.What happened to American Idol taking a fresh new approach in Season 10, shaking things up a bit? Cause except for a couple of new judges (Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez), I'm seeing and hearing same old, same old. And now we get yet another tired American Idol theme night, the songs of Motown.

Yes, seven long years after placing seventh on "Idol," and a year after her original planned album release date, Kimberly is at long last releasing her full-length debut, Without Regret, on Vanguard Records. But this waiting game has paid off, as the album is undoubtedly much more mature and confident than whatever she would have recorded if she'd been quickly signed and rushed into the studio in 2003, when she was only 22. Hence the album's title, of course.
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