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American Idol: Stefano Langone And Naima Adedapo Talk About <b>...</b>

« Top Chef: Tom Colicchio Explains The Judges’ Final Five Decision | Home | The Biggest Loser: Brett And Cara’s Taco Muffin Recipe » March 4, 2011 08:00:14 by Lisa Princ Last night on American Idol on FOX we watched as Ryan Seacrest announced the results of America’s voting and revealed the top ten contestants . But then the judges chose three wild cards to give us a top thirteen. Two of those wild cards, Stefano Langone and Naima Adedapo shared their thoughts on making it in to the wild card spots. Keep reading for more details! MTV caught up with two of American Idol’s wild card additions last night as Stefano Langone and Naima Adedapo talked about making into those spots. Stefano Langone said he chose the song “I need you now” because “I knew if it got to the point where I had to sing for the wild card, that I’d be singing for my life. I needed a song that I’d done prior to this point that was the absolute perfect song for my voice, to show my soul, everything that I have, ev...

American Idol finalist and drunk driver victim Stefano Langone was arrested for DUI last year

American Idol finalist Stefano Langone nearly died after being hit by a drunk driver in 2009, but last year, he was arrested for DUI himself. He described the accident during his audition , during which he said that “living through that and being in a wheelchair … that just makes you so much hungrier.” A few months before his audition, Stefano “was pulled over and arrested at 2:35 a.m. on May 16, 2010 in Kent, Washington,” Radar reports that he and “submitted to a breathalyzer test in which he blew .098 in the first sample and .088 in the second sample, both above the legal limit, as well as failed numerous field sobriety tests.” Radar has published his mug shot and the police report , which says that Stefano answered “no, sir” when asked if his drinking “Long Island” drinks had affected his ability to drive. After failing to recite the alphabet—he missed from M to Q, and followed W with B, C, and D, and being placed in the police car, “Langone began singing.” View the original artic...