VH1 has just premiered a preview of the upcoming Adam Lambert "Behind The Music" special, and what strikes me the most about it--other than Adam's new tawny tan and almost Jedwardian skyscraper hairdo, both of which he unsurprisingly, totally pulls off--is all the Kradam love here.

"He was the guyliner guy, and I was the guy next door who plays guitar and sings love song to his girl. The show knew exactly what they were doing, obviously," Adam's onetime Season 8 "Idol" rival, Kris Allen, smirks in the cold open of the clip. "They wanted to pit us against each other!" The preview then brushes on Kris and Adam's TV bromance, including that DVR-able moment when Kris won "American Idol" and--after detangling himself from the Kradam bear hug that has no doubt been turned into an animated GIF-wall thousands of times--blurted out, "Adam deserves this!"

"Adam is awesome and he deserved it just as much as I did," Kris tells the "Behind The Music" cameras. Aw. Then, in Adam's own interview, he

After weeks of speculation that third-place "American Idol" contestant Haley Reinhart has been signed to Jimmy Iovine's Interscope Records--speculation fueled by a mysterious Amazon page titled "New Release," a Wikipedia entry, and news that she'd been picked up by Red Light Management--an anonymous "Idol" insider has confirmed to Reality Rocks that the rumor is true. Haley has apparently joined her fellow Season 10 contestants Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina, and Pia Toscano as the latest signed Idol!

While no details about Haley's "New Release" are available right now, and no official announcement has been made (the label declined to comment at this time), Haley hinted at her good news when I interviewed her last week backstage at the Idols Live Tour in Los Angeles. When I flat-out asked her about the Interscope gossip, she slyly replied, "I'm going to be saying whatever I gotta say pretty soon enough, I just don't know if I can or not. But things are hopefully working out pretty

Wednesday night on "So You Think You Can Dance," Nigel Lythgoe implored, "Wake up dance fans, and keep Jordan in the competition!" Additionally, I blogged about the greatness of Ricky. But did America listen to either me or Nigel? Apparently not, because both of those incredible dancers were up for elimination this Thursday. Thankfully, the judges still had a say in who stayed and who went, so Nigel and his cronies unsurprisingly opted to keep Jordan and Ricky in the competition, and cut Clarice and Mitchell instead.

But at this rate, I'm beginning to worry about just how long the judges will keep saving Jordan and Ricky--especially Ricky, my favorite guy this season--before they finally give up on them. Because for one cockamamie reason or another, voters just aren't picking up the phone for those two.

To put things in perspective, however, Nigel did pep-talk all of the bottom four contestants on this week's results show, reminding them that two of the amazing allstars who guested on

Forbes has released its annual ranking of the top-earning "American Idol" alums for the past year, and it comes as no surprise that Carrie Underwood, who recently surpassed Kelly Clarkson as the most successful Idol of all time, tops the list. (Incredibly, her $20 million tally comprises 40 percent of the ENTIRE LIST, since the others on the list made $29.8 million combined!) But there are plenty of surprises on the new Forbes list--when it comes to who's on it, and, just as interestingly, who's not.

[See Full List: The Top-Earning American Idols]

$URPRI$E: ADAM'S BIG DEBUT - Adam Lambert makes his first showing on the list...and he's all the way up in the second spot, tied with fellow robbed rocker and road warrior Chris Daughtry, with an impressive $6 million total. He actually beat out the superstar likes of Jennifer Hudson (who holds steady at number six, with $2 million) and even Kelly Clarkson (who drops from number two to number five after a relatively low-key year in which she