Okay, first the bad news: Original Idol Kelly Clarkson's fifth album has been pushed back ANOTHER month, so it's not coming out until October now. The good news? You can hear a decent-quality version of her rumored new single, "Let Me Down," right now! At least until the powers-that-be yank it down, that is.

Upon first listen, "Let Me Down" certainly brings to mind My December's vitriolic breakup single, "Never Again," aka the "You Oughta Know" of the "American Idol" franchise. Bitter and presumably semi-autobiographical "Let Me Down" lyrics like "The funny thing about forever/Is it comes with a side of never never," "I wanna think that you'll be different/Smoke and mirrors are so clever clever," and "I've been dying to open my eyes/See you try instead of always leaving me out to dry" indicate that America's sweetheart is still unlucky in love--or at least still drawing on past romantic injustices for musical inspiration.

But while I may be in the minority, given the disappointing

Thursday was a rough night on "So You Think You Can Dance," as the Mr. Personality of the show, Robert "Woo Man" Taylor, and Miranda, who was rising in the ranks and seemed like Nigel Lythgoe's new favorite, were both sadly sent home.

As Nigel revealed to reporters backstage immediately following Thursday's results show, he was the lone dissenter in the non-unanimous decision to send Miranda home (he was leaning towards Ashley), and things got heated backstage as the four judges--Nigel, Mary Murphy, and guest panelists Lil' C and Kristen Chenoweth--debated.

Check out Thursday night's interviews with all the judges, along with hostess Cat Deeley, to learn their theories on how they came to their controversial decision.

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Season 8 of "So You Think You Can Dance" may be the most competitive season yet, but the most moving dance of S8 so far hasn't been by any of the actual contestants. That honor goes to two members of Oakland's Axis Dance Company, one of whom is in a wheelchair.

Judge Lil' C jokingly told contestant Miranda this week, "With legs like those, who needs arms?"--but ironically, the opposite could be said of brawny wheelchair-bound Axis dancer Rodney Bell, who stunningly performed on this week's "SYTYCD" results show with partner Sonsheree Giles. The two danced an excerpt from a brilliant Alex Ketley-choreographed piece called "To Color Me Different," and it was utterly inspiring, proving that dancers come in all shapes and sizes.

Axis was founded in 1987 by Thais Mazur and is now under the artistic direction of Judith Smith, both of whom had a dream of combining differently abled dancers in "physically integrated" routines. (Axis's mission statement on its website, axisofdance.org, is to

"Thursdays...they suck," hostess Cat Deeley griped at the start of this week's "So You Think You Can Dance" results show. Yep, they sure do, Cat. Especially when the wrong contestants go home.

Granted, this week's elimination night wasn't quite as hard a blow as last week's, since only two dancers (compared to last Thursday's whopping four) went home. And perhaps it is harsh to say that the "wrong" dancers got cut, when really, in a season as competitive as this one, there are no "right" dancers to eliminate--all are worthy, and all could have easily made the top 10 in a past "SYTYCD" season. But still, I have serious issues with who was eliminated this week, particularly among the girls.

Two of the couples in the bottom were Ashley and Chris and Caitlynn and Mitchell, as I'd predicted. Although Caitlynn and Mitchell's samba this week was superb, I figured they'd be in danger simply because they did a less popular genre of dance. (Let's face it: Couples who get contemporary and hip-hop