MISCELLANY (Continued from page 24) Ron Giger, Sharie Lloyd, Charles Ward, Jon Deitelbaum, and Blaine Horvath at Lucky’s (photo by Priscilla)
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Pipes That Please Montecito philanthropist Margo Cohen-Feinberg, who had such high hopes for her great-nephew Sammy Woolf, 18, when he got into the final five of the national TV show American Idol, was disappointed this week when his winning streak came to an end.
A favorite of judge Jennifer Lopez, not to mention the swooning teenage girls who became known as The Woolf Pack, he was sent packing last week after a couple of wobbly performances. Previously he had excelled with soft rock solos, but his “painfully shy” demeanor had hindered his stage presence. Judges had encouraged the Bradenton, Florida, native to “connect more with the audience” and their advice helped launch him into the top five – but after receiving the fewest public votes, the likable teen was eliminated. When host Ryan Seacrest announced the decision, Keith Urban rested his head on the judge’s table in disappointment. After learning of his fate, Sammy sang a swan song – “It’s Time” by Las Vegas-based alternative rock band Imagine Dragons.
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30 MONTECITO JOURNAL
• The Voice of the Village •
8 – 15 May 2014