You know how Randy Jackson has made it 11 seasons on American Idol without doing anything noteworthy? Well, this still isn't that big a deal, but we'll let the dawg have his day. After Randy criticized yet another singer on Idol for being "too Broadway," Tony award winner Betty Buckley had enough and responded angrily on Twitter:

"OK, I just have to say this: I am sick & tired of Randy Jackson bashing what [he] thinks is Bway singing! It's soo ludicrous! With respect, 'Dog,' your opinion is whack & uninformed! [Broadway] is not a 'style'. On any given night in any given theatre, the shows, the voices, the music is widely variable."

She then goes on to complain about the melisma-fying of music and how obnoxious it is. We're kind of loving this Betty Buckley woman now. Can she guest judge Idol this year and say more true things?

On Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, Jimmy has Chritoph Waltz on and he let us in on a secret - he was a judge on American Idol this past week. Why did they edit this out, it's amazing! Spoiler alert: People are killed. Andas Randy would say, "it's the bomb, dawg."

With Simon Cowell gone, E! News is reporting that Randy Jackson is picking up where the caustic Brit left off for season 10. Apparently Randy is being the harshest of the judges and becoming more blunt. So instead of hearing "That was dreadful, bloody dreadful" we're going to hear "Yo man, that was awful, dawg. Awful, dude." Not feeling it. How many times must we say it- this judging panel is going to be incredibly bland unless they really step it up.

Ryan Seacrest (pictured left, before plastic surgeries and after bad highlights) made an announcement that American Idol would not make an announcement about the new judging panel, possibly for weeks. This is obviously just a ploy to keep the show in the news for weeks as people speculate and continue to discuss the show even though we know the judging panel is Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, and Steven Tyler. Just get it over with and say it already. Expect one of the new judges to "quit" sometime soon, only to be "begged to stay" and then "brought back," all in the name of keeping people talking. Boring.