It’s Starting!

Apr 25th, 2007 8:00 PM UTC
By Virginia Simmons

Idol Gives Back is starting and we’re all gathered around at ONE headquarters.

We’re waiting, just like like you, to see what happens, but we already see the ONE bands all through the audience. (You can buy yours here.)

If you’re not tuned, then tune in!

FOX 8/7c

More at the 30 minute mark!

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