Hate sitting through "American Idol" knowing Sanjaya Malakar will mangle another tune —√äor his hair? Don't fret. Gay comedian Michael Buckley, the host and writer of celebrity-mock show "What The Buck?!", asks Sanjaya to his queer prom, debates top-bottom positions of the contestants (both in the competition and in the bedroom) and believes Haley can continue to compete if she dresses as a possible wardrode malfunction. His witty "Idol" wrap-up flies by faster than a barf-bag inducing offering from Sanjaya. Check him out on YouTube (www.youtube.com/peron75) or MySpace (www.myspace.com/buckthehustler). And stay tuned, Buckley will talk to Between The Lines about who will win, who doesn't stand a chance and, assuming he makes it through the next few weeks, why Sanjaya could be the next —√äoh, please help us — "American Idol."
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