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Is Courtney Love Going to Replace Paula Abdul On American Idol?


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Simon, Paula, Randy and ... Courtney??? Hold on to your remotes, Idolites, because legendary rock idol Courtney Love tells Usmagazine.com exclusively that American Idol wants her!

Love reveals to her favorite magazine Web site that Idol's executive producer Nigel Lythgoe called her office last week inquiring into whether she would be interested in sitting in as a judge on the hit FOX show.

"He called," Love tells Usmagazine.com. "He was wondering if I was interested. I thought it was kind of weird but brilliant."

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They have guest artists all the time. Doesn't mean Paula's getting replaced. When Courtney is a singer and actress, she pales compared to Paula's experience and knowledge of music. Not saying that Paula's music is the best or perfect, but between these teo women, there's no comparison. Once they start messing with this current formula of the three stooges, things won't be the same. Just leave it until the show runs its course.

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i hope CL gets on cause i dig her . not that i'll watch or anything.

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