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It's A Blue Yellow For Idol's Da Costa

yellowblue1.jpgIdol’s resident hunk Mark Da Costa was booted from the talent show last night after deviating from the niche he had carved for himself as the show’s rocker.

 

Idol watchers claim his demise was also connected to his recent sleazy antics at a Sydney nightclub where he reportedly spent the evening name-dropping himself in an attempt to pick up women. Viewers voted the 28-year-old out of the show after panning his blues arrangement of Coldplay’s hit ballad “Yellow” on Sunday’s acoustic themed show.

 

During the show 23-year-old Daniel Mifsud was awarded a coveted Touchdown for his performance of the Kiss rock classic “I Was Made For Loving You.”

Mifsud managed the feat despite his favourite football team the Manly Sea Eagles being resoundingly defeated on the same night in the NRL Grand Final.

 

Meantime, last year’s Idol winner Damien Leith has released a book called “One More Time” about a man with obsessive-compulsive disorder who climbs the Himalayas.

 

In a big week for Idol sees season one favourite Cosima De Vito to release her second album entitled “This Is Now”. De Vito will be signing copies of the album at Hum Records on Sydney’s Oxford St at 7pm, Thursday October 4.

 

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