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IDOL, X FACTOR: The Times They Are A-Changing

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American Idol may soon be bringing back some of its most popular alumni -- on the judging panel.

According to New York magazine, producers are floating a plan to stock the show with audience faves, and both Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson have already had preliminary talks about taking a shot at judging. A source says that Adam Lambert and Clay Aiken are both under consideration as well -- but there's been no mention of an encore for either Taylor Hicks or Justin Guarini.

Meanwhile, the New York Post says Simon Cowell gave some thought to reuniting his original American Idol judging combo for the next season of X Factor, but abandoned the idea after Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio were thrown into the mix. A show source says, “The day after Randy [Jackson] quit Idol, they put forward the idea of bringing Randy, Paula and Simon back together. But it wasn’t taken to the next level, as Simon had already agreed they liked the idea of more women on the panel."

Partying With Bieber? Sign Crazy Waiver

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If you aspire to attend a party at Justin Bieber's house, first you'll have to score an invitation ... and then you'll have to sign a Liability Waiver and Release. TMZ got a copy of the fairly insane document, which says that if you tweet, blog, text message, or otherwise talk about the party in any way, shape, or form, you owe the Biebs $5 million. Not only can you not discuss the party; you're also not allowed to discuss the other guests' health or philosophical and/or spiritual views. Yep, it specifically says that.

By signing the form, you also acknowledge that some of the party activities are "potentially hazardous and you should not participate unless you are medically able and properly trained," because you risk "minor injuries to catastrophic injuries, including death." (Oh, and you agree not to sue Bieber, should you be catastrophically injured during a crazy game of beer pong.) TMZ notes that other stars make partygoers sign similar waivers, but notes that Bieber's is nonetheless "hilarious."

OPRAH, BEYONCE: Among Most Powerful Women in the World

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Apparently Oprah Winfrey isn't as powerful as she once was, but she's still the most powerful woman among celebs.

Forbes has released its annual list of the 100 most powerful women in the world. Oprah, who ranked third in 2010 and 11th last year, slips to number-13. Beyonce is the only other celeb in the Top 20, landing in 17th.

Other celebrities on the list include Angelina Jolie (37), Sofia Vergara (38), Lady Gaga (45), Ellen DeGeneres (51), Diane Sawyer (73), J.K. Rowling (93) and Gisele Bundchen (95).

German chancellor Angela Merkel was number-one, with first lady Michelle Obama coming in fourth.

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MISSOURI CLERK SOLD HERSELF $1 MILLION POWERBALL TICKET

A woman who was recently hired at a Hartland Pit Stop convenience store in Doniphan, Missouri sold herself two lottery tickets and won $500 with the first and $1 million with the second. Mary Jane Hart said she bought the $500 ticket last week then sold herself a Powerball ticket over the weekend -- with the numbers 10, 13, 14, 22 and 52 -- which won $1 million of the $590 million jackpot. Hart said she picked her numbers by choosing some of her favorite NASCAR drivers. Another cashier at the convenience store said, "It couldn't happen to a better person. [She] is a wonderful lady and a hard worker, so I'm glad to see it went to somebody deserving." (Yahoo!)

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Pack Light, Board Early

American Airlines has a new boarding policy: Passengers who travel light will get in their seats earlier.

Coach fliers without carry-on items, or those with just one small personal item that fits under the seat, can board between Group 1 and Group 2. If you need to put a bag in the overhead bin … well, sorry, you will have to board later.

American says it successfully tested the new boarding process at a number of airports earlier this year and has will now implement the system everywhere in an effort to reduce boarding times. 

"With on-time performance being a key factor in the airline’s dependability rating, every minute saved during boarding allows American to push back from the gate earlier, resulting in a more timely departure and arrival," AA said in a statement. (USAToday)

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OKLAHOMA TORNADO DEATH TOLL REDUCED TO 24, TWISTER WAS AN EF5:

The death toll from the powerful tornado that devastated Moore, Oklahoma, was reduced to 24 yesterday (May 21st), including nine children, from an earlier higher estimate of 51, while scientists concluded the twister was a rare EF5, the top of the scale used to measure tornado strength. The National Weather Service said the tornado had winds of at least 200 miles per hour, was at least a half-mile wide, and was on the ground for 40 minutes.

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ALLEGED BURGLAR STOPS FOR BEER DURING POLICE CHASE

A 21-year-old who fled from police after allegedly looting a home in Lighthouse Point, Florida reportedly stopped for a beer during the police chase. Police caught Andrew Fatzinger looting a home and vandalizing it with graffiti and mustard. He fled, but police followed on the ground and in a helicopter. A deputy on board the helicopter said he saw Fatzinger enter another home and run out with two bottles of beer. Police were able to corner him with the help of a K-9, but Fatzinger allegedly punched the dog. The suspect has been charged with burglary, grand theft, striking a police dog and resisting arrest. In addition, the owner of the beer also wants to press charges. (NBC Miami)

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KIDS WHO LIVE NEAR BUSY ROADS MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOP ADHD

New research finds that unborn babies exposed to more toxins from traffic pollution are more likely to develop attention deficit hyperactivity disorder than those who are not. The results come from a long-terms study of children born in Cincinnati between 2001 and 2003 who were followed by researchers from infancy to age seven. Researchers found that the kids who were exposed to the highest third amount of traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) during the first year of life were more likely to have hyperactivity disorders by the time they were seven years old than kids who lived elsewhere. (Daily Mail)

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WHY IT MATTERS WHAT FLOOR YOUR APARTMENT IS ON

New research from the University of Bern in Switzerland finds the higher your floor number the longer your life expectancy is. Researchers found those who lived on the ground floor had a 40-percent greater chance of dyring from serious lung disease compared to those who lived on the eighth floor or higher. They also found, for heart disease, mortality rates were 35-percent greater among those who lived at ground level. The news isn't all good for those who live up high, as increased sucicide rates were associated with those who lived up higher. Overall, those who live on the ground floor were found to have a 22-percent greater chance of dying earlier. To find this, researchers quantified the deaths of over 142-thousand apartment residents in Switzerland. (Daily Mail)