Jeremy Rosado

For the first time ever, the 'American Idol' judges decided who to send home. After viewers cast their votes, the judges decided who to save and who to send packing when it came down to the bottom boy and the bottom girl. At that moment, the judges elected to send Jeremy Rosado home.

The always emotional Jeremy Rosado attempted Stevie Wonder's 'Ribbon in the Sky' on 'American Idol' tonight to mixed results. The all-around nice guy, who was saved by Jennifer Lopez last week during the wild-card round, never found that special Stevie Wonder sweet zone.

The immensely likable Jeremy Rosado took a chance on tonight's episode of 'American Idol,' which was his first live performance of the season. He takes risks in life. His day job is the front desk clerk at an infectious disease clinic in Florida and he took a huge risk by performing 'Gravity,' a Sara Bareilles song. A boy singing a girl's ballad? It's been done many times in pop music and for his

www.americanidol.com Lauren Mink is a cutie, but we're don't think the judges were feeling her performance of Heart's 'Alone.' The judges did not look impressed as Mink sang and Jennifer Lopez pointed out to Randy Jackson and Steven Tyler that she switched keys halfway through the song. Yikes, this may not end well.