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Posted Michael on Thursday, December 30 2004
at 6:12 PM PST
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Posted Pamela on Friday, December 24 2004
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All of us at Claymaniacs.com would like to thank you for your support and most especially, for your friendship over the past year. May whatever drives your own happiness fill your heart every day. Merry Christmas to you too Clay!
Peace on Earth, Goodwill to All People.
Clay Spreads The Spirit Of The Season...
Posted Pamela on Thursday, December 23 2004
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Clay Aiken fanatics, dressed in holiday style, lined the city sidewalks to enter his sold-out show Tuesday at [Cleveland's]Playhouse Square's Palace Theatre. It's been more than a year and a half since his second-place finish to Ruben Studdard in the second season of "American Idol," and this North Carolina native shows no signs of slowing down. Click here to read more!
You Can Win the Christmas DVD. . .!
Posted Pamela on Monday, December 20 2004
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RCA Records released Clay Aiken's new Holiday DVD last Tuesday 12/14 which is a taping of his Holiday Special that aired on NBC last week. Performances include 'Silver Bells,' 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town,' and more. There are also guest appearances by Yolanda Adams & Barry Manilow. There is a contest giving away seven (7) $100 gift certificates to 1-800-Flowers and 25 Runner's Up receive Clay's new DVD!! Click here to register!
Dreaming Of A Clay Christmas...
Posted Pamela on Saturday, December 18 2004
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High Bidder of eBay Auction for Clay Aiken's Cement Handprints Gets the Ultimate Holiday Gift from McDonald's(R) When the Singer Presents the Hands in Person to the Winner: A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the cement handprints of Clay Aiken are worth more than $15,000 to one lucky "Claymate." Click here to read more!
Westfield Chorus Joins Idol On Stage
Posted Pamela on Friday, December 17 2004
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A performance by "American Idol 2003" runner-up Clay Aiken left students from Belchertown and Westfield star struck last week. Not because they had good seats, but because they didn't have seats at all - they performed with Aiken. "He just wanted kids to be on stage with him," Leeanne Lajoie, an assistant at The Firm, a Hollywood agency that represents Aiken, said. The singer majored in special education in college and worked at a program for disabled individuals. Click here to read more!
A Clay Aiken Christmas DVD In Stores Now!
Posted Pamela on Tuesday, December 14 2004
at 6:37 PM PST
From RCA: Hey Music Fans !
Clay's new DVD, "A Clay Aiken Christmas" hits stores today, December 14, 2004. The DVD features all the showstopping performances from his December 8 NBC Special, plus never before seen exclusive footage from behind the scenes! Available at your local retailer or at amazon.com!
Clay a Hero to 32 Fifth Graders . . .
Posted Pamela on Friday, December 10 2004
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Clay Aiken is more than just America's idol. As of last Saturday night, Dec. 4, the easygoing, spike-coifed singer also is a hero to 32 fifth-graders from Fort Garrison Elementary School. When the school got word at the last minute that Mr. Aiken needed a youth choir to back him up for two selections at his one-night-only, sold-out concert at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Fort Garrison's vocal music teacher, Connie Clarke, sprang into action.
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Doing It His Way-A Conversation With Clay Aiken
Posted Pamela on Wednesday, December 8 2004
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Frank, witty, self-effacing, admittedly long winded and humble still, Clay Aiken makes no apologies for being himself as he discusses his upcoming NBC special, "A Clay Aiken Christmas," his new CD, "Merry Christmas With Love," his book, Learning to Sing and life in general with a group of reporters. Aiken admits he is "quite surprised" by the popularity of the new CD humbly owing his success to his loyal fans. Click here to read more!
A Clay Nation Christmas
Posted Pamela on Sunday, December 5 2004
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When "American Idol" icon Clay Aiken thinks about his favorite Christmas specials, he can't help but like the old-fashioned, clay-mation ones, like "Rudolph: The Red Nosed Reindeer," despite the chuckles that admission gets. "That's the one I remember most," said the aw-shucks pop star, in his characteristic North Carolina drawl.
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Clay No Longer Achin' & Back to Work
Posted Pamela on Saturday, December 4 2004
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Aiken, 26, is a very busy man these days - with a new Christmas CD to promote, a holiday tour to perform, a TV special and DVD to push, and a self-help book to sign. He has a charitable organization to oversee, the Bubel/Aiken Foundation, which provides services and money to children with disabilities. This month, Aiken also was named a national ambassador for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF. "Wow! I'm never at home," he says during a Monday teleconference. Click here to read more!
Want to Wear Clay's Shirt?
Posted Pamela on Wednesday, December 1 2004
at 12:08 PM PST
Wednesday December 1 is World AIDS Day - an international day of focus and action on HIV and AIDS which takes place every year. This year the focus is on women and AIDS. World AIDS Day is about reminding us all that HIV is an issue for everyone. Read about World AIDS Day. RCA Music Group has donated a shirt and tie worn by Clay during the Summer 2004 Solo Tour to be auctioned in support of YouthAIDS.org. The auction includes Clay’s autograph and will commence at 3 pm ET December 1. In the meantime, visit YouthAIDS.org to see Clay’s shirt and other items up for auction!