Ruben Studdard
‘Ruben & Clay’s First Annual Christmas Show’: Theater Review
Fifteen years after they competed on 'American Idol,' Ruben Studdard and Clay Aiken reunite for the holiday-themed Broadway variety show, 'Ruben & Clay's First Annual Christmas Show.'
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Disney’s ‘American Idol’ Experience to Close Early
The Orlando theme park attraction will not make it to the next round
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Phillip Phillips’ ‘Raging Fire’ Burns into the Top 10
While the season 11 champ's new single gains, "Home" and "Gone, Gone, Gone" also continue their long chart journeys.
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Ruben Studdard Defends Clay Aiken’s Congressional Bid
The "American Idol" season two winner stood up for his friend against "personal attacks."
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Daughtry’s ‘Superman’ Gains Strength
Following a live performance on the Fox show, the band's "Baptized" album re-enters the Billboard 200. Also: Phillip Phillips' "Raging Fire" continues to burn.
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Phillip Phillips’ ‘Raging Fire’ Sizzles at Radio
The season 11 winner's new single makes greatest airplay gain of any title on Adult Top 40. Also: Finally, a follow-up to "Overcomer" from Mandisa.
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Harry Connick Jr., Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban All Rise
For first time in "Idol" history, all three judges are moving up the Billboard charts at the same time; meanwhile Mali Music's "Beautiful" debuts on six tallies.
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Candice Glover’s ‘Music Speaks’ Debuts in Top 20
Also: Where is the "Love, Love, Love?" Ruben Studdard charts with a remake of a Donny Hathaway hit and Danny Gokey returns, in a new genre.
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‘American Idol’ on the Charts: Andrew Garcia Returns — With a Comedy Hit?
The season nine alum breaks new genre ground and is the 71st Idol to appear on Billboard magazine's surveys.
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Ruben Studdard Talks New Album, Weight Loss and Those People on the ‘Idol’ Billboards (Q&A)
The "American Idol" season two winner, whose just-released "Unconditional Love" lands at No. 46 on the Billboard 200, also explains why he could only communicate with label chairman David Foster via snail mail.
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