That’s a no from Clay Aiken, dawg. The American Idol season two finalist, who lost to Ruben Studdard in 2003, shared his candid thoughts on the show’s approach to judging compared to the ...

Will Clay Aiken's son be a future American Idol contestant? Well, as the "Invisible" singer recently explained, his and ...

Meet the "Idol" finalists who lost, but went on to win Academy Awards, earn millions of record sales, and tour with legendary rock bands.

Kelly Clarkson Accidentally Forgets Clay Aiken Didn’t Win His American Idol Season: 'So Sorry, Ruben' Why Clay Aiken Says Parenting Son Parker, 16, Is 'Happy and ...

Clay Aiken has shifted his career focus from entertainment to politics. When 24-year-old Aiken auditioned for "American Idol" in 2003, the judges were blown away by the power of his voice.

Ahead of the 23rd season of "American Idol," it's time to look back on previous winners and see how many actually became ...

When Hicks won "American Idol" in 2006, he was briefly one of ... and made his Broadway debut in 2018 with his runner-up, Clay Aiken. It's Aiken, actually, who takes points away from Studdard.

Getty Images Former "Celebrity Apprentice" rivals John Rich and Clay Aiken have engaged in a nasty Twitter spat. Earlier this week, the former "American Idol" runner-up took to ...