CMT Awards wrap-up: Carrie Underwood doesn't buckle under pressure

Despite having to sit through a mess of an awards show, Carrie Underwood could do nothing but smile at the 2010 CMT Music Awards. Carrie won two awards, including the coveted Video of the Year distinction for "Cowboy Casanova."

Carrie must've said "awesome" a dozen times upon taking the stage to receive the buckle, as she was as appreciative as always of her fans' support. She was also sure to sneak in a kiss with her fiance, Mike Fisher, before making her way through the crowd, as seen in the photo on the right.

Earlier in the show Carrie took home a buckle for CMT Performance of the Year thanks to her "Invitation Only" performance of "Temporary Home" in addition to introducing Tim McGraw for his performance of "Southern Voice" and taking the stage to perform her current smash hit "Undo It." Watch her performance (including an awkward 10-second mute mic at the beginning and Kara DioGuardi's bumbling intro) below:

Although Carrie was clearly the star of the night, Kellie Pickler also got a lot of face time despite losing out in the only category she was nominated for, Collaborative Video of the Year. Kellie helped Kid Rock kick off the show when she contributed to an all-star performance of the host's "Cowboy." She also presented an award with football bad boy Terrell "T.O." Owens and was seen "partying" backstage with Rock.

As for my predictions, I was right on with Carrie's win for PotY and loss for FVotY and Kellie's loss for CVotY, although I was [gladly] wrong about Carrie not taking home VotY.

Also in the house was Danny Gokey, who found the time to catch up with fish out of water presenters Snooki and "The Situation" from MTV's Jersey Shore. According to a tweet of his, Snooki told him her mother is a fan. Really?

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #24 (5/22/10)

The most recent edition of the Billboard Hot 100 chart was all drops and a debut for the chart week of May 22.

Adam Lambert kicked things off with "Whataya Want From Me," as it was off six spots to #24. Kris Allen outdid him, however, as his own "Live Like We're Dying" fell #41-48.

Carrie Underwood was up next with a pair of her singles, as the fading "Temporary Home" held on for one more week with a #84-93 decline, while she followed with her up and coming single "Undo It" burst onto the chart at #95.

And Kelly Clarkson finished things off with "All I Ever Wanted," which was down another spot to #98. Look for a quick exit in a week or two.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
24 18 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
48 41 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
93 84 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
95 -- Carrie Underwood, "Undo It"
98 97 Kelly Clarkson, "All I Ever Wanted"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me #18 (5/15/10)

If last week's edition of the Billboard Hot 100 chart was lackluster, then the issue for the chart week of May 15 was even more uninteresting.

Adam Lambert once again held on to the top spot among Idol alums, as his single "Whataya Want From Me" was off five spots to #15. Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying" fell out of the top 40, as it was off eight spots to #41.

Next up was Carrie Underwood, whose "Temporary Home" continued its downward slide with a #61-84 drop. And Kelly Clarkson's "All I Ever Wanted" was actually down one spot to #97 after holding steady at #96 for two weeks. If this pattern continues, this will be one of Kelly's weakest performing singles to date.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
18 13 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
41 33 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
84 61 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
97 96 Kelly Clarkson, "All I Ever Wanted"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #13 (5/8/10)

It was more of the same for Idol-related tracks on a pretty dry Billboard Hot 100 chart for the chart week of May 8.

Adam Lambert's newly platinum "Whataya Want From Me" remained in the top spot among Idol alums, although it slipped three spots to #13. Kris Allen actually followed the trend set by Adam, as his single "Live Like We're Dying" continued its leggy run but was also down three spots to #33.

The one highlight of the chart came along with Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home," which got a post-ACM Awards boost and was actually up #73-61. Fellow winner Kelly Clarkson didn't have much luck with her latest release "All I Ever Wanted," as it held steady at #96. Not a good sign to be stalling so early in its run.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
13 10 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
33 30 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
61 73 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
96 96 Kelly Clarkson, "All I Ever Wanted"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #10 (5/1/10)

Adam Lambert saw his current single "Whataya Want From Me" reach a new peak on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of May 1.

The single rocketed #23-10 on the chart on the heels of a big Idol week, where Adam served as mentor and musical performer. This is, of course, Adam's first Top 10 hit in addition to being the first Top 10 single by a Season 8 alum.

Up next was Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying," which held steady at #30 for the second straight week. Daughtry saw its current release "Life After You" drop 10 spots to #61, which suggest it might depart the chart entirely sooner than later.

It was Carrie Underwood, however, who saw her single suffer the largest drop, as "Temporary Home" was off 18 spots to #73. And then there was Kelly Clarkson, whose "All I Ever Wanted" inched ahead three spots to #96, which could either be the beginning of a lengthy run or a brief appearance.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
10 23 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
30 30 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
61 51 Daughtry, "Life After You"
73 55 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
96 99 Kelly Clarkson, "All I Ever Wanted"

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Carrie Underwood delivers touching performance, repeats at ACMs

She may not have won five of the six categories she was nominated in, but Carrie Underwood reigned supreme for the second year in a row as she took home top honors as "Entertainer of the Year" at the 45th annual Academy of Country Music Awards. Watch her history-making winning moment below:

Before she was given the good news, Carrie kicked off the live television broadcast with a group performance of with Miranda Lambert, Brad Paisley and John Fogerty. Watch the performance below:



Later in the evening, Carrie received a standing ovation for her stringed-heavy performance of "Temporary Home," which almost got her crying.

Following the performance, host Reba McEntire presented her with the ACM "Triple Crown" award, which she qualified for since she has won Top New Female Vocalist, Top Female Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year in the past. This got Carrie on a roll with her speech, which showed the raw emotion that Carrie is known for.

She also presented the award for "Top Vocal Duo" alongside Randy Travis, which went to Brooks and Dunn in their final appearance together at the ACMs.

The ACMs took place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and were broadcast live on CBS.

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #23 (4/24/10)

After a week of rough declines all around for Idol-related tracks, there was much more of a mixed bag on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of April 24.

Holding at #23 for the second straight week was Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From." The single will likely see a new peak by this time next week thanks to a big performance on last night's Idol results show.

Falling four spots on the latest chart was Kris Allen's "Live Like We Were Dying," was it landed at #30 on the dot in this go 'round. Also down this week was Daughtry's "Life After You," although it was off a heftier five spots to #51.

Although Carrie Underwood's single "Temporary Home" didn't suffer as steep of a decline this week as it did the previous week, it was still down #52-55. But Kelly Clarkson made things a little bit more exciting, as her latest release "All I Ever Wanted" debuted at #99.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
23 23 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
30 26 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
51 46 Daughtry, "Life After You"
55 52 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
99 -- Kelly Clarkson, "All I Ever Wanted"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #23 (4/17/10)

It was a week of declines for Idol-related tracks on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of April 17.

After cracking the Top 20 on last week's chart, Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" was off three spots to #23. It will probably be back on a positive track following his mentoring sessions and performance her shown on next week's episodes of Idol.

Kris Allen followed suit, as his sole charting song "Live Like We're Dying" was also off three spots to #26. Daughtry's single suffered the second-worst decline, though, as its "Life After You" decreased nine spots to #46.

But it was Carrie Underwood who saw her entry crumble the most, as "Temporary Home" became only her second official single to miss the Top 40. It went backwards #41-52, signaling what is very likely the end of small positive movements on the chart.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
23 20 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
26 23 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
46 37 Daughtry, "Life After You"
52 41 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #20 (4/10/10)

For the second straight week, Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" was the top Idol-related entry on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of April 10.

The single rose one spot to #20, marking his first song to reach the coveted spot on the chart. Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying," however, regressed one rank to #23.

Daughtry's "Life After You" a kept up with this minuscule movement trend, as it was up #38-37. Maybe this will be another "Already Gone" and will not peak until somewhere in late summer? And Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" held its ground at #41 for the second week in a row.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
20 21 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
23 22 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
37 38 Daughtry, "Life After You"
41 41 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" #21 (4/3/10)

After weeks of Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying" reigning among Idol-related tracks, there was a changing of the guard on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of April 3.

This week, Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" was up one spot to #21, while Kris' "Dying" fell down three spots to #22. Daughtry also experienced negative movement with its single "Life After You," which was off another two spots to #38.

And Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" advanced #44-41, looking for a Top 40 placement by next week's chart.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
21 22 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
22 19 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
38 36 Daughtry, "Life After You"
41 44 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying" #19 (3/27/10)

There was near unanimous positive movement among tracks by Idol alums on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of March 27.

Kicking things off at #19 was Kris Allen's single "Live Like We're Dying," which marks the second time it as appeared in the Top 20 (it debuted at #18 last September). Nipping at its heels was "Whataya Want From Me" by Adam Lambert, having another week of upward movement thanks to a #25-22 climb.

Up next was Daughtry's "Life After You," which has seen some good airplay gains recently. It was up three spots to #36. Carrie Underwood did the boys one better, as her "Temporary Home" advanced by four spots to #44.

And Artists for Haiti's "We Are the World" charity single featuring Jordin Sparks, Jennifer Hudson and Katharine McPhee among others, saw its last week on the chart, was it collapsed #66-96. So much for trying to recreate the success of the original 25 years ago.

Full chart positions courtesy of Billboard are posted below:

Hot 100
19 20 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
22 25 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
36 39 Daughtry, "Life After You"
44 48 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
96 66 Artists for Haiti, "We Are The World 25: For Haiti"

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'Idol' Hot 100: Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying" #20 (3/20/10)

There were more backward movements than there were forward movements when it came to tracks by Idol alums on the most recent edition of the Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of March 20.

Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying" kicked things off having slid two spots to #20. Kris also saw his charity single of his live performance of "Let It Be" pull back seven spots to #70 in its second week.

Adam Lambert more or less followed suit with his single "Whataya Want From Me," which declined #24-25, while Daughtry's "Life After You" was up another two spots to #39.

Another positive advancement was had in "Temporary Home" by Carrie Underwood, which was up #52-48 thanks to increases in airplay. The Idol-related track that had the biggest tumble was Artists for Haiti's "We Are the World" charity single featuring Jordin Sparks, Jennifer Hudson and Katharine McPhee among others. The single continued its crumble towards the edge of the chart with a 30-spot drop to #66.

And Danny Gokey's "My Best Days Are Ahead of Me" finally emerged onto the Hot 100 with a #82 bow off the heels of his debut album release and performance on Idol's results show last Thursday.

Full chart positions courtesy of areyoureadytojump over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
20 18 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
25 24 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
39 41 Daughtry, "Life After You"
48 52 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
66 36 Artists for Haiti, "We Are The World 25: For Haiti"
70 63 Kris Allen, "Let It Be"
82 -- Danny Gokey, "My Best Days Are Ahead Of Me"

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'Idol' Hot 100: "Live Like We're Dying" #18 (3/13/10)

It was a larger roster than usual for tracks by Idol alums on the most recent edition of Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of March 13.

Kris Allen led action with a new peak for "Live Like We're Dying," which was up one spot to #18. Kris also saw his charity live single "Let It Be" debut at #63 thanks to a good amount of sales following his performance of the song on last week's results show.

Next up was Adam Lambert's single "Whataya Want From Me," which was up four spots to #24. The "We Are the World 25: For Haiti" charity single featuring Jordin Sparks, Katharine McPhee and Jennifer Hudson was down hard, dropping 30 spots to #36. Look for a quick departure from the chart.

Daughtry's "Life After You" was up five spots to #41 this week, and Kelly Clarkson's "Already Gone" continued to hold steady with an even #42. Carrie Underwood was up (slightly) #54-52 with her latest offering "Temporary Home."

A surprising placement was General Larry Platt's "Pants on the Ground," which was off 25 spots to #85. It probably won't be on the chart again next week. And Kellie Pickler's single "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" made its way back onto the Hot 100 at #97 after falling off last week.

Full chart positions courtesy of Wings of a Dream over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
18 19 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
24 28 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
36 06 Artists For Haiti, "We Are the World 25: For Haiti"
41 46 Daughtry, "Life After You"
42 42 Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"
52 54 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
63 -- Kris Allen, "Let It Be"
85 60 General Larry Platt, "Pants on the Ground"
97 -- Kellie Pickler, "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You"

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'Idol' Hot 100: "We Are the World 25: For Haiti" #6 (3/6/10)

It was another week of ups and downs for tracks by Idol alums according to the latest edition of Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of March 6.

After a good debut last week, "We Are the World 25: For Haiti" slid four spots to #6 in its second outing. The track, which features tons of artists including Jennifer Hudson, Katharine McPhee and Jordin Sparks, looks to be on its way down the chart thanks to big drop-offs in both sales and airplay.

Kris Allen followed with his single "Live Like We're Dying," which was up two spots to #19, marking its biggest placement to date. Adam Lambert followed with "Whataya Want From Me," continuing its slow but steady climb with an advance of three spots to #28.

Kelly Clarkson's "Already Gone" was gone from the Top 40 thanks to a two-spot drop, while Daughtry's "Life After You" and Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" held steady at #46 and #54, respectively.

Full chart positions courtesy of chartattack over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
06 02 Artists For Haiti, "We Are The World 25: For Haiti"
19 21 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
28 31 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
42 40 Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"
46 46 Daughtry, "Life After You"
54 54 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

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'Idol' Hot 100: "Live Like We're Dying" #21 (2/27/10)

There were mostly gains to be had by Idol-related tracks on the most recent issue of Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of Feb. 27.

It began with Kris Allen's near-Top 20 hit "Live Like We're Dying," which finished up three spots at #21. Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" went ahead by a margin of one more than the former track, as it increased #35-31 for the week.

Kelly Clarkson's "Already Gone" held onto a stop in the Top 40 for one more week, as it was down six spots from #34 the previous week. But Daughtry's "Life After You" broke into the Top 50finally thanks to a four-spot increase to #48.

Two tracks by country artists rounded out Idol representation on the Hot 100, as Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" advanced #61-54, while Kellie Pickler's "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" finally, finally made it onto the main chart with a #99 debut after languishing on the Bubbling Under chart for weeks.

Full chart positions courtesy of chartattack over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
21 24 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
31 35 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
40 34 Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"
48 52 Daughtry, "Life After You"
54 61 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"
99 -- Kellie Pickler, "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You"

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'Idol' Hot 100: "Live Like We're Dying" #24 (2/20/10)

There was more of the same to be had by Idol alums according to the latest edition of Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of Feb. 20.

Boredom is beginning to set in when looking at the chart performance of Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying," which was off one spot to #24 this week. Although it's most likely a temporary setback, it's still a little disappointing to see it slide back during its current hot streak. "Already Gone," on the other hand, has gone as far as it can go for Kelly Clarkson and so its four-spot drop to #34 was nothing unexpected.

Adam Lambert was able to hold onto the #35 with "Whataya Want From Me" for the second week in a row. Daughtry's "Life After You" was down one spot to #52, and Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" was the only Idol-related track on the Hot 100 to see positive movement, as it was up nine spots to #61.

On the Bubbling Under chart, Kellie Pickler saw her latest effort "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" advanced #3-1, signaling a good chance of a debut on the main chart next week.

Full chart positions courtesy of chartattack over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
24 23 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
34 30 Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"
35 35 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
52 51 Daughtry, "Life After You"
61 70 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

Bubbling Under
01 03 Kellie Pickler, "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You"

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Out today: 'Idol' iTunes update

A lot of new releases by Idol alums have gone unreported over the past few weeks, let's take a glance at what's found its way onto iTunes recently from the franchise.

Now available on iTunes:

EPs
Ayla Brown, Circles - EP - ($4.95) - Buy
Jason Castro, The Love Uncompromised - EP - ($4.95) - Buy

Singles
Fantasia, "Even Angels" - ($1.29) - Buy
Jennifer Hudson, "Let It Be (ft. The Roots)" - ($0.99) - Buy

Music Videos
Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home" - ($1.99) - Buy
Danny Gokey, "My Best Days Are Ahead of Me" - ($1.99) - Buy
Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me" - ($1.99) - Buy

Also featured now on iTunes is Kris Allen's celebrity playlist podcast, which features songs like MGMT's "Electric Feel" and Radiohead's "High and Dry."

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'Idol' Hot 100: "Live Like We're Dying" #23 (2/13/10)

It was almost a unified positive advancement of singles by Idol alums on Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the chart week of Feb. 13.

Kicking things off with a three-spot jump to #23 was Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying." The track shows no signs of slowing down and should cross the Top 20 barrier sometime in the next two weeks.

Next up was "Already Gone" by Kelly Clarkson, which rose a similar three spots to #30 despite the decreased sales and airplay stats. Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me" advanced #37-35, while Daughtry's "Life After You" moved ahead #57-51.

And Kellie Pickler's latest single "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" continued to languish on the Bubbling Under chart, moving ahead #4-3 this week.

The last two tracks on the Hot 100 were from Carrie Underwood. "Cowboy Casanova" was off six spots to #61 and "Temporary Home" jumped 12 spots to #70.

Full chart positions courtesy of chartattack over on Pulse are posted below:

Hot 100
23 26 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying"
30 33 Kelly Clarkson, "Already Gone"
35 37 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me"
51 57 Daughtry, "Life After You"
61 55 Carrie Underwood, "Cowboy Casanova"
70 82 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home"

Bubbling Under
03 04 Kellie Pickler, "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You"

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Digital sales roundup: "Live Like We're Dying" #22 (2/13/10)

It was primarily a down week for tracks by Idol alums on the most recent issue of Billboard's Hot Digital Songs chart.

Off 3% in sales was Kris Allen's "Live Like We're Dying," which was up one spot to #22 and pulled in 63.3k downloads for the week. It has accumulated 748.7k to date. Also down single digits this week was Adam Lambert's "Whataya Want From Me," as it netted 58.4k as a result of a 2% decline in sales. On the chart it was also up, four spots to be exact, to #25. Its total take is now 324k.

Next up was Daughtry with "Life After You," up 6% to 34.3k. It was up 11 spots to #50 and has sold 340.2k in all. A big winner this week was Jennifer Hudson's charity track for the "Hope For Haiti Now" benefit CD, a collaboration with The Roots on "Let It Be." The song surged 80% to 25.3k, up 70 spots to #72 for a total of 40.9k after less than two weeks.

And Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" moved ahead on the chart six spots to #113 despite a 1% slide to 16.9k downloads. Its total is now 145.6k and will most likely see a nice bump thanks to the music video release.

Full numbers and chart positions courtesy of bks on Pulse as follows:

022 023 Kris Allen, "Live Like We're Dying" 63,329 -3% 65,325 748,716
025 029 Adam Lambert, "Whataya Want From Me" 58,433 -2% 59,421 323,978
050 061 Daughtry, "Life After You" 34,296 6% 32,338 340,233
072 142 Jennifer Hudson, "Let It Be (ft. The Roots)" 26,304 80% 14,626 40,930
113 119 Carrie Underwood, "Temporary Home" 16,889 -1% 17,041 145,630

Total sales are in bold.

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Carrie Underwood's "Temporary Home" music video premieres

Carrie Underwood's much anticipated music video for her latest single "Temporary Home" premiered today on iTunes. The music video features clear cut story lines that are featured in the song's lyrics. Watch the video below:

The video is an absolute tearjerker, complete with a 30-second scene where Carrie plays a girl comforting her dying grandfather in the hospital. Her journey around the city in a taxi is complemented by segments where she sings in a winter theme. Pretty powerful stuff.

The video can be purchased at iTunes for $1.99.

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