New ONE TV Spot on Idol Tonight

Apr 24th, 2007 5:00 PM UTC
By Virginia Simmons

The whole office is working to make sure that everything is in place for American Idol tonight and tomorrow night.

Tonight, at 8:52pm EST, the show will air our newly edited 30 second ONE TV Spot.

Tomorrow night, Bono will meet with contestants to talk about the ONE Campaign and how viewers at home can get involved in ONE and our grassroots fight to end extreme poverty.

Show info:

Tuesday, FOX (8/7c)

Wednesday, FOX (8/7c)

Stayed tuned for more info.

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