American Idol: Grace Leer and Lauren Mascitti make the Top 21 as judges leave cutting up to viewers

Brenda Edwards took to her Instagram page on Wednesday afternoon to share two beautiful photos with her late son Jamal Edwards.MORE: Christine Lampard and Ruth Langsford left 'devastated' as they rally round Brenda EdwardsThe music entrepreneur, who founded SBTV and helped launch the careers of artists like Dave, Skepta and Ed Sheeran, was 31 when he passed away on Sunday from a sudden illness, leaving his family and fans devastated.WATCH: Brenda Edwards sings at a vigil for her son Jamal The side-by-side images showed the doting mum with both of her children, Jamal and Tanisha, during a glamourous photoshoot. The Loose Women simply put a heart emoji in the caption.MORE: Brenda Edwards sings at son Jamal's vigil in heartbreaking momentMORE: Prince Charles pays heartfelt tribute to music entrepreneur Jamal EdwardsFollowers were quick to comment, with one writing: "Beautiful memories [heart emoji] so sorry for your loss." Another remarked: "Sending you and your family so much love." A third post read: "So sorry for your loss."After the news of Jamal's death was confirmed, Brenda released a heartbreaking statement via ITV which read: "It is with the deepest heartache that I confirm that my beautiful son Jamal Edwards passed away yesterday morning after a sudden illness."Myself, his sister Tanish and the rest of his family and friends are completely devastated.

Abigail Breslin has got some new bling on her finger.

Jessica Alba enjoyed a sun-soaked getaway with her family over the weekend and shared a photo dump of her vacation on Instagram.The mom-of-three looked relaxed and carefree in the images she posted on social media. MORE: Jessica Alba says she's 'a mama of 5' and shares new family photo In several of the photos, Jessica wore a string bikini and appeared to be treasuring the sun, sea and sand. WATCH: Jessica Alba records herself cleaning her homeHer husband, Cash Warren, joined her and their offspring, Honor, Haven and Hayes, looked to be having a great time too. She captioned the post: "Photo dump #longweekend. We had an awesome long weekend with our homies @galitlaibow @blaibow n the kiddos!!! Thank you so much! All the things! Surf -golf -beach -spa -delicious food! #vivaméxico #vacay #familytime."MORE: Jessica Alba crying over daughter Honor for emotional milestoneREAD: Jessica Alba melts hearts with rare photo of sonHer fans adored the glimpse into Jessica's life and commented: "Very cute photos looks like a very fun weekend," and, "Hayes on the surfboard - so cute, stahhpp it."A post shared by Jessica Alba (@jessicaalba)Jessica's family vacation looked dreamyThe family left their new family members back at their home in Los Angeles.

see. There is no driving, there is no paperwork, there is no helping with homework. I just have to be sure that when it does happen, everyone is in a safe place and relaxed while I get through it.I also run my own company now.

Bad Boy Chiller Crew are arguably Yorkshire's best export since its namesake pud. A year after first hitting the charts with Don't You Worry About Me the band, made up of Gareth 'GK' Kelly, Kane Welsh and Sam 'Clive' Robinson, now find themselves hot contenders for the UK's coveted Number 1 Album.

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Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterWith Peak TV still getting peak-ier, it’s harder than ever for a series to really break through with audiences. And that means it’s even harder for a new writer to get their project noticed with the studio executives who are sifting through pitches looking for the next show that will break through with audiences.During a “Meet the Executives” virtual panel at SCAD TVfest last Thursday, five top programming execs offered up some key advice to SCAD students on what they are looking for in a script from the next generation of TV series creators.The panel, which was hosted by Variety‘s TV business writer Jennifer Maas, included JoAnn Alfano, executive vice president of scripted current series and head of international business development at Universal Studio Group; Jasmine Russ, vice president of development and production at Fabel Entertainment; Max Kisbye, executive vice president of development and production at MGM/UA Television; Tana Nugent Jamieson, senior vice president of creative affairs at A+E Studios; and Naomi Funabashi, senior vice president of film and television at Hillman Grad Productions.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAT&T and State Farm are the latest big advertisers to experiment with new ways of figuring out just who is watching TV – and the commercials that support it.The two marketers are among those who are taking part in an alliance between Discovery and Omnicom Media Group. Under the pact, a handful of Omnicom clients, including the telecom and insurance giants, will test new ways of tabulating linear TV audiences using Comscore and VideoAmp, and examine recent viewership data.

PSA: Travis Barker just dropped a jewelry line — and it’s extremely on-brand. The 46-year-old Blink 182 drummer teamed up with Buster + Punch to create a skull-themed (!!) line complete with necklaces, home decor, clothing and drum keys. 

Zack Sharf A new short documentary and exposé published by Vanity Fair accuses Jerry Lewis of sexual harassment and assault. The interviews with actresses such as Karen Sharpe and Hope Holiday were conducted by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, the duo who tackled Mia Farrow’s allegations against Woody Allen in the HBO documentary series “Allen v Farrow” and the directors of the Oscar-nominated “The Hunting Ground.” Lewis was one of the most popular performers in the world in the 1950s and ’60s, first as part of a comic team with Dean Martin and later as the star of hits such as “The Nutty Professor” and “Cinderfella.” He died in 2017 at the age of 91.Sharpe met the actor during his commercial zenith. She was cast as Lewis’ love interest in the 1964 comedy “The Disorderly Orderly.” The actress said she was being fitted for costumes in Lewis’ office when he ordered everyone but her out of the room.

Grace Leer showed off her incredible vocals once again as she belted out Faith Hill’s “Cry” during Sunday’s at-home edition of “American Idol”.

“American Idol” made TV history amid the coronavirus pandemic by airing its first-ever remote results show. As people across the country continue to stay inside their homes in an effort to curtail the spread of COVID-19, the hit reality singing competition made the choice to forge ahead with the remainder of its season by having the contestants appear from their homes.

Lauren Mascitti is torn. On the one hand, she was really looking forward to vying for the American Idol title this season, and she had a pretty good shot at making it deep into the competition, thanks to her years of hard work writing songs, releasing albums and making connections in Nashville. On the other, she was forced into a showdown with her new BFF on the show, fellow Nashville-based country singer Grace Leer, and she really wanted the best for her Idol roommate.

“American Idol” viewers have made their decision after the judges had Grace Leer and Lauren Mascitti compete against each other for a spot in the top 20.

Grace Leer nabbed American Idol's last Top 20 spot on Sunday's episode of the show after fans picked her over fellow contestant Lauren Mascitti.The two-hour show opened with host Ryan Seacrest, 45, telling viewers from his living room in Los Angeles that American Idol 'during this uncertain time' was committed to bringing 'some sense of normalcy, some sense of community and hope, through the stories of our contestants'.The singing competition will continue next Sunday from 25 different locations across North America at the homes of the contestants, judges and his own due to the coronavirus pandemic, Ryan said.

Even as season 18 of American Idol chugs right along amid the coronavirus pandemic, it's audition time again. Budding reality singing stars of the future can take advantage of all that basement rehearsal time to join the online auditions beginning Tuesday (April 7). Anyone interested in trying their luck should visit the Idol auditions page, which will direct them to an eTribez sign-up.

Once again, this season of “American Idol” is throwing fans an unexpected twist.

Once again, this season of is throwing fans an unexpected twist.

Lauren Mascitti is back with another incredible “American Idol” performance in a new preview clip.

Hannah Prestridge and Grace Leer were put to the test during duets when they performed Miranda Lambert hit “Mama’s Broken Heart” on “American Idol”.

Grace Leer has made her return to the “American Idol” family.