20 years to the date, Jennifer Hudson acknowledges the 'American Idol' audition that launched the EGOT winner's career.

Jennifer Hudson on American Idol. Ray Mickshaw/FOX. Hudson previously revealed how Cowell, 62, would be her dream guest, telling Dallas station KERA-TV that it would be "awesome" to reunite with ...

Now, Jennifer is set to make another TV appearance, this time as a contestant once again on Celebrity Family Feud. The ...

Jennifer Hudson is looking back at one of her biggest rejections — without which, she would not be the EGOT honoree she is today! The singer and actress, 42, shot to fame as a standout and fan ...

Our worlds are colliding with the release of the long-awaited biopic “Respect,” which features the former queen of “American ...

Back in 2004, Jennifer Hudson made her national television debut as a fan-favorite contestant on American Idol Season 3. Unfortunately, she didn’t win the season — but she didn’t need to.

“American Idol” debuted 20 years ago and has since launched the careers of many budding singers. The series premiered on Fox in 2002 with judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson.

Jennifer Hudson returned to the site of her first taste of fame tonight, gracing the 'American Idol' stage to perform her latest single, the ballad 'Where You At,' from her newly released album ...

Jennifer Hudson in Negotiations to Judge ‘American Idol’ The season 13 panel is starting to take shape with the former finalist close to coming onboard, says a source.

Jennifer Hudson has come a long way since her days on American Idol. She’s become an EGOT winner , starred in notable movies, released hit albums, and made numerous TV appearances.

It's been almost 20 years since then-aspiring singer — and now EGOT winner!— Jennifer Hudson was eliminated from American Idol — a shocking decision that Paula Abdul has heard about nearly ...

News reports that Hudson, 31, has finalized a deal to join the judges' panel for season 13. Hudson made a name for herself after appearing on season 3 of American Idol in 2004.