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It was Ramiele Malubay’s turn to bow out of “American Idol” on Wednesday when the hit TV talent show’s fans gave her rendition of “Do I Ever Cross Your Mind” the fewest votes in this week’s Dolly Parton-themed competition.

Judge Randy Jackson pronounced Malubay’s performance both “pretty good” and “kind of alright,” while the blunt Simon Cowell termed it “forgettable” and “reminiscent of something you would see and hear on a cruise ship.”

Kristy Lee Cook and Brooke White, the latter making her first appearance near the bottom, rounded out this week’s three lowest-ranked contestants.

Jackson correctly predicted that it would be Malubay’s time to go, while Cowell offered that America got it “absolutely right” in their weekly vote.

The show also featured a performance by this season’s first mentor, Parton, who performed “Jesus & Gravity” on the live broadcast.

The nine finalists opened the show with a group performance of Parton’s hit “9 to 5,” while each selected a Parton song to perform on Tuesday’s show before the fans voted for their favorites.

Malubay, 20, from Miramar, Florida, conceded earlier in the show it had been “a little” difficult for her to connect with country music.

“American Idol” pits singers against one another in a months-long competition. Past winners like Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood have gone on to music stardom, as have some runners-up, including Clay Aiken.

A generation of children are effectively being “raised online”, spending most of their free time on social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook, a report warns today.

It says that many under-16s spend more than 20 hours a week glued to the internet, three times higher than official estimates.

With millions left to surf the web on their own, 57 per cent of children have seen online pornography, most of it accidentally in the form of “pop-up” adverts.

And one in four has received obscene “spam” e-mail, according to the Centre-Left think tank the Institute for Public Policy Research.

It found that young people are “constantly connected”, staying up to the early hours surfing the internet and leaving their mobile phones on all night in case they receive a text message.

Apart from porn, many are also being exposed to scenes of violence - such as socalled “happy slapping” attacks - on home video sites such as YouTube.

Although many sites have community guidelines or acceptable use policies, the report warns they are not being properly enforced.

On YouTube, for example, a search for the term “happy slap” delivered 117 videos posted in the last week and ’street fight’ 312 videos.

Jessica Alba has apparently admitted she got the jitters on the first day of shooting new Mike Myers comedy movie The Love Guru.

“It was intimidating,” she told Extra. “I was kind of nervous the first day I was there, I have to say, although Mike does a good job of diffusing any of that. But he’s the boss and you have to make sure that the boss is happy - he didn’t yell at me,” she joked.

The actress stars alongside Justin Timberlake, Ben Kingsley and diminutive Austin Powers actor Verne Troyer in the film, which follows Pitka (Mike) a guru who heads to America to get into the self help business.

“I was honoured first of all that he (Mike) asked me to be a part of it,” said Jessica, who is currently pregnant with her first baby.

“Going on set every day, he multi tasks like no other. He has so much passion and heart and conviction with everything he’s doing in the film, certainly with the message, the comedy and the combination of the two.”

“I’m personally a fan of Eastern philosophy and the fact that this movie revolves around something that I feel is nothing but positive energy to put out into the world, is great,” she added.