'Idol' odds 'n ends: Davids finish their albums

The following are Idol-related odds and ends that happened this week:

>David Cook (or at least his Web Nerds) put a vlog up on his official site on Wednesday to let fans know that the album, set for a Nov. 18 release, is completed and will be going to press in the next few days. He referenced the backdrop of Times Square in NYC as he reminded fans of his first live performance with his band, which will take place on Saturday Night Live on Nov. 1.

>Not to be outdone, David Archuleta also notified fans of the completion of his debut album, due out Nov. 11, in a blog entry on his official music MySpace page. In the blog entry he also let fans know that he's been eating too much.

>Nikki McKibbin told Us Weekly that Simon drove her to drink and do drugs while on Idol. She told the magazine:

"I had never been told I wasn't good enough. Having to hear it for so many weeks from Simon Cowell killed me inside. I couldn't get the s--t he had said to me out of my head."

>Camile Velasco was scheduled to release her new single, "Guava Jelly," to iTunes on Tuesday, but it is still missing. In addition to the non-release, her single is nowhere to be found on her official music MySpace page.

>Idol has now produced 200 #1s on Billboard charts, all beginning with Kelly Clarkson's "A Moment Like This" back in 2002.