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After the Clay Aiken debacle, another American Idol finalist has jumped into the Glambert bandwagon. At least this time, Jordin Sparks has nothing but good words for Adam Lambert unlike Clay -_- The former American Idol champ from 2007 praised this season’s runner-up saying his voice “out of this world”. Jordin Sparks said, “Not since Freddie Mercury or Steven Tyler has there been a voice like Adam Lambert’s. It would be really cool to do something with him and maybe release my inner rockstar.”

Jordin also revealed that she views original Idol Kelly Clarkson as a role model in conducting her pop career. She said, “I’d love to do something with Kelly Clarkson because she’s been a monumental influence on me. I love how she handles her celebrity. She’s not in the tabloids a lot but everyone knows and respects her because she’s got an amazing voice. That’s something I aim towards.” Jordin Sparks + Kelly Clarkson + Adam Lambert = one helluva rock session!!

Straight from the horse’s mouth! Err, not exactly.. coz Adam Lambert never admitted he was gay so how can he be “open” about it?? And pictures of kissing other men and his comments about he knows himself and has nothing to hide is not an admission of being gay per se. So, why then “American Idol” judge Kara DioGuardi said Adam Lambert is openly gay? In an interview that will air on Friday’s “The View”, the pretty judge was asked by host Barbara Walters if the singer’s “perceived sexuality” might have influenced voters. Kara DioGuardi answered:

“Well, first of all, I hope not … because we should be judging on talent and viability in the music industry, and [Adam Lambert and Kris Allen] both had that.”

Kara then added the surprisingly frank comment, “I don’t think that Adam was ever in [the closet]. I think he was always openly out.” Barbara Walters then repeated the question to Ms. DioGuardi about whether she thought the 27-year-old musical theater vet was truly out. She says firmly: “I think he was. I mean from what I’ve seen … I do. I never thought he wasn’t.”