Ryan Seacrest has an awesome tailor

[MonkeyFunk]

Say what you will, but damn, he can wear a suit.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

1. Any plastic guy can wear a suit. It takes a real man to wear one of these

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2. Also Brooke White and him are the perfect couple onstage. The perfect pair.

Too bad she's married and he's g I mean straight.

[lildreamer316]

3. I agree with you.

Husband and his co-workers are thanking Ryan for a new style of suit dressing where you fold the collar over the tie to the first button, saving the necessity of buttoning all the way to the top.
It really does help.

[underpants]

4. Let's ask Paula what she thinks.... waiting for the notes from the producer....

:wow:

I haven't watched this year except for the early "make an ass of yourself on national TV but hey you are ON national TV huh?" episodes. That was an all time TV gaffe

EW weighs in
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20196507,00.html

Let's roll the tape and get Paula's critique: ''Jason, the first song I loved hearing your lower register, which we never really hear. The second song, I felt like your usual charm wasn't...it was missing for me, it kind of left me a little empty. And the two songs made me feel like you're not fighting hard enough to get into the top four.''

When Randy jumped in and reminded Paula that the contestants had only performed one song at that point in the telecast, the typically bewildered ''Straight Up'' singer gasped, then declared, ''Oh my God, I thought you sang twice!''

Me? I hit the pause button on my DVR, needing a moment to catch my breath from a combination of shock, embarrassment, and outrage.

I don't for one second buy the explanation given by Paula herself, that she was momentarily confused and was reading her notes for David Cook; if that was the case, how come she changed course, seconds later, and told Cook he was ''fantastic''? And I find it hard to believe Paula's flub was simply the result of her boarding the La-La Express; her critique of Jason's performance was far too specific. (Note the use of ''charm,'' a noun attributed to the Dreadlocked Dude all season.)

Nope, as far as I'm concerned, Paula's blunder heard 'cross the nation — click here to watch a video clip and to read Adam B. Vary's report of how it played inside the Idol studio — can only be explained one of two ways:

A. Paula took notes during Idol dress rehearsals and used them (at least in part) to critique the televised live performances.

B. Paula was reading from notes given to her by the show's producers.

Either way, Idol has some serious explaining to do.

The idea that Paula, or any of the judges, would base their comments on dress rehearsals is preposterous. In my mind, Paula, Simon, and Randy should neither see nor hear the contestants' warm-ups, and even if they do, how is it that they're not explicitly instructed to give feedback only on the same set of performances the viewing public sees on their TV screens?

[terrya]

5. I think Ryan Secrest is sort of hot.

There, I said it. :-)

It's obvious, though, that he takes good care of himself. He spends some time in the gym, from pics I've seen of him in t-shirts. He does look good in a suit.

[BarenakedLady]

6. I sort of agree

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