I didn't judge her on anything but her musical abilities somer -- sorry if it came off like I was. I meant that she was exposed for what she is after week one: awful. The "exposed" pun was just a semantic bonus.

I don't think she and her best friend are good people, which made it ironic, and she is an atrociously terrible singer.

I don't care about things like this, I just think it's funny that it's such a big deal. I'm of course interested because I love Idol, but it's not like this has any bearing on the competition, because she's about 10,000-1 to win it.

Hey guys, a little help please. Where the hell are these photos?

Also for the record, topless doesn't count if your arms and hands are covering the good parts.

just google her...

They are pretty much everywhere by now...go to the Rad Report site for one!

Ok, that's more like the Brian I know, I admit that so far she hasn't shown enough musical ability to be a serious contender but sometimes these folks seem to suddenly take a leap forward, I would just like to see her judged on her singing and not her "other oral abilities"....there is already a "vote for Antonella" campaign started at several men's sites but they can never match the power of the conservative vote I'm afraid...anyway, if Fox removes her before the day is out I won't be surprised.

I think the damn site is flooded!

OK, here:
http:http://www.idontlikeyouinthatway.com...job-barba.html

Bless your heart. I will try to name my 2nd child Somerfrost. Thank You.

Forget about Hef and Playboy, Next stop Hustler!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can you imagine what this girls parents are going through right about now? Save all those pics, cuz you'll never see her again on American Idol.

that is what always get to me in these kinds of situations...
When I was that age I was a pretty screwed up person and yet I was always really careful not to do anything that might embarass my family...which means no pictures...I'm not really that much older than her...
I'll never get it I guess....

This is actually gonna work out perfect in my house....I have a 13 year old daughter that looks like she's 18 and I'm a nervous wreck everytime she leaves the house. The other day we had one of those family uproars because of a picture I found on her cell phone....As these things go, I would like to consider it rated "G", but what kids don't understand is not everyone out there has good intentions. My talk with her was more on the what could happen side and I know kids think parents don't know anything, but now with this hitting the news, maybe it will hit home for her.....Teenage girls are a father's worst nightmare.....

yes they are...and with good reason. Like I said I was a royal phuckup...but since it was so important to me not to disappoint my family or cause them any embarasment I did everything I could to maintain status quo...on the outside anyway...
As long as your daughter loves and respects you she will do the same...and the rest? well, perhaps you're better off not knowing.

I do not know how old you are, but they probably didn't have the resources that they have today. Polaroids were the big thing when I was a kid. But the whole world coun't see it with one click. What the hell was the internet. Just scary, girl makes a small mistake and now will be embarrassed for the rest of her life.

30...I had a video camera and still camera...and incidentally carried them with me everywhere at that time since photography was a hobby...I admit it was before the proliferation of info that we have today but it wasn't THAT long ago, late 90's

I am 34 so we are in the same boat. Even if you had a video or a picture back then, think about how many copies of the video or picture you would have had to make to get the exposure that this poor girl got in the matter of hours. Millions of people have seen these pictures now. How many copies would you have to pay for at Fotomat?

I talked about this with my mom because she was incredulous, as was I that people still don't get it.

It's not like it was 10 years ago when you could get away with this stuff. I'm not sure why people haven't caught on to the fact that anything you do can be posted for thousands (or millions) to see in a matter of minutes.

Things are not what they were when my mother was growing up. Heck, things aren't even what they were when I was growing up.