Charlotte
  • Current Conditions
    82°
    Clear
  • 11:00am
    79°
  • 2:00pm
    85°
Full Forecast » Radar ImageCurrent Radar »
Entertainment E-Lerts
Get entertainment news and daily headlines.
Browse all e-mail newsletters

N.J. Students Say Clay Aiken Stiffed Them On Fee

Singer Allegedly Reneged On Promises Of Face Time, Autographs

POSTED: 3:43 pm EST December 9, 2004
UPDATED: 4:31 pm EST December 9, 2004

Some New Jersey high school students say they learned a tough lesson about show business recently -- that some idols may have feet of clay.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that American Idol singer Clay Aiken disappointed members of Clearview Regional High School's vocal ensemble in a big way.

The Gloucester County vocal group was invited to sing with Aiken at his sold-out concert last week in Washington Township. The Inquirer reported that Aiken reneged on promised face time, autographs and a performance fee.

The newspaper said that a student who took a picture of the singer during rehearsal was attacked by a security guard on Aiken's order.

Aiken allegedly also made a big show of handing over a promised $500 performance fee to the vocal ensemble, but the envelope was empty.

Aiken did not respond to requests for an interview by the newspaper.



Market Place

Sponsor Links

Links We Like

Sponsored Content
Not everyone has an unlimited budget and tons of space. Learn how to make the most out of your kitchen remodeling project. More Details

Learn about 7 of the most common skin rashes and everything you need to know to avoid getting them and treating them if you already do. More Details

Make sure you are prepared to get the very best offer you can with some great negotiating tips. More Details

You can save big money on the purchase of your next vehicle just by searching smarter. This helpful tool can find you the very best deals in your area today. More Details

Like online video? Then you'll love Now See This.

Links We Like includes a selection of information, tools and resources from our partners and sponsors.

E-Mail News

E - News Registration
 Breaking News Alerts
12 p.m. Headlines
Daily Forecast

Consumer Info


Sponsored Content Provided by ARA
Back To Top