American Idol helps the less fortunate people

It’s been a staple in American popular culture ever since the first season when Kelly Clarkson became the first “Idol.” And now American Idol is making a huge difference in the lives of the less fortunate… with a little help from their friends.
Last night, the Kodak Theatre in Studio City, California was the place to be for great music, great-looking celebrities and a great cause. Reportedly six charities were benefited by the ‘Idol Gives Back’ gig: The Children’s Defense Fund, The Global Fund, Make it Right, Malaria No More, Save the Children, and U.S. Programs and the Children’s Health Fund. American Idol is really a good TV programmes because it helps the less fortunate people, giving their big hope to make things life more easy to handle. As you can see Kelly is still very popular in the entertainment industry and being an American Idol, Kelly's is now different compared to the previous years when she is not an American Idol yet. To you Kelly go go go...... girl you really deserve to be one of them.