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Gina Glocksen Eliminated from 'American Idol' Singing Competition


05 April 2007

Gina Glocksen
Gina Glocksen
Gina Glocksen got her walking papers on April 4, as fans voted her off American Idol.

The 22-year-old's exit narrows the field of hopefuls to eight. A dental assistant from the midwestern state of Illinois, Gina presented herself as the most rock-oriented of the female contestants. Her final song on the contest, however, was "Smile," co-written by movie comic Charlie Chaplin.

Idol's most visible contestant, Sanjaya Malakar, didn't receive the highest number of votes, but survived to compete in next week's Latin-themed segment.

Now in its sixth season, American Idol is the highest-ranked program on U.S. television, drawing between 26 and 37 million viewers per telecast.

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