American Music Awards

I don't want to see two men, two women or a man and a woman kissing like that. I also don't want to see anyone's face in another person's crotch. I think both are unpleasant to watch.

 

Now, as long as mustangj is OK with two women kissing, I'll not come down on him too badly.

 

Thankfully in the past music awards were a safe zone with no same-sex kisses.



And Lambert said it's cool to be shocking. When I see entertainers trying to shock, I always think of this.

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28771

 

I have no idea who the performer in this instance was.
However, didn't Jim Morrison simulate oral sex with Robbie Krieger during the Doors' 1969 Miami concert?
Not exactly groundbreaking as far shock value.

 

That's disgusting.

 

Finally getting around to watching this. Did Janet lose half the length of her thighs in some terrible accident between fitting and the show? Her pants' crotch was at her knees. It was like a really bad take-off on Hammer pants.

 

NEW YORK (AP) — ABC's "Good Morning America" is saying "no thanks" to Adam Lambert.

The morning show canceled the glam rocker's scheduled performance on Wednesday's show because of Lambert's racy appearance on the "American Music Awards" on Sunday night.

"Given his controversial American Music Awards performance, we were concerned about airing a similar concert so early in the morning," ABC News said Tuesday in a statement.

"Obviously, I respect their decision — they gotta do what they gotta do," Lambert said Tuesday in an interview with Ryan Seacrest. "It's too bad, I think there were a lot of fans who were excited to come see me.

"They probably had a lot of pressure coming at them from certain people who weren't happy about it."

While singing his new song "For Your Entertainment" at the awards program, Lambert kissed a male keyboardist, fondled a dancer and had another dancer briefly stuff his face in Lambert's crotch. It prompted many complaints to ABC.

But CBS quickly announced Tuesday that Lambert would appear on "The Early Show" Wednesday morning both to perform and discuss the reaction to Sunday's appearance.

The "Good Morning America" cancellation was first reported on TVNewser and Hollywood Life Web sites.