Todrick Hall has a lot of experience for an American Idol contestant. He's made his Broadway debut in Oprah Winfrey's "The Color Purple,"...
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Congratulations are in order for Andrew Garcia and Todrick Hall. They have each advanced to the semifinals on season nine of American Idol.
Along with 22 other aspiring stars, these crooners will compete for viewer votes next week on the show, as performances go live and phone lines open up for all contestants.
American Idol took its show to Dallas last night, where it encountered a few contestants with moving personal stories (one overcame cancer, another struggles with Tourette's Syndrome) and one with a controversial background.
Todrick Hall, a 24-year old from Arlington, Texas, wrote an original song for his audition and impressed all four judges.
