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From the pimpin' department, we're happy to link to Azusa's T-Shirt Project shop where you can buy your own Caleb Wheelie T.

Caleb has been continuing to follow American Idol, even though he didn't make the top 10. But, he continues to think about his song choice, work it out, dawg, and really take a song and make it his own. This week, he decided to sing one of the more popular songs from the audition phase, because, seriously, there's no such thing as too much marmalade, if you know what I mean.

Enjoy! Click the image below to view Caleb's performance.

Here is a shameless plug for our friend Azusa's t-shirt company, The T-Shirt Project. We are always happy to pimp our son -- er, I mean, her products.

Here is Caleb modeling her great "Takeover T".

Also, apparently we are not the only ones who think that Caleb's notecards are a good idea! Thanks to the lovely ladies over at Rookie Moms for sharing our idea.

Caleb is usually a pretty good supermodel. He does have his diva moments, though. Photo shoots have been known to go awry, which is often the case when you work with high-priced, demanding supermodels.

Exhibit A: Supermodel gets distracted by props.

Exhibit B: Supermodel exclaims, "I can't work under these conditions!"

Exhibit C: Supermodel gets into catfight with fellow model.

Exhibit D: Sometimes biting is involved.

Exhibit E: Supermodel thinks he should have the nicer boots.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go pick out all the red M&M's for his highness' dressing room.

Back by popular demand... click on the image below to view the video. Is it getting hot in here?

We've been watching the first few episodes of American Idol on TV these past few weeks. The ones where they show all the bad auditions by people with names like Chanequa. Coincidentally, Caleb has been discovering his "voice" this past week.

So here's Caleb's take on the American idol auditions (complete with hand-waving). I'm not sure what song he's singing, but partway through he forgets the words, but like a real trooper, he somehow finds the courage to keep on going.

Click here to view the 11.5MB video.

Hollywood, here we come, dawg!

Ok, I confess. I pimped my child on Amazon.com. Twice. Does this somehow make me a bad parent?

(It's not MY fault he's so darned cute!)