Ashlee Simpson's Halftime Performance Falls Flat
Boo Birds Descend On Pop Act's Live Performance
POSTED: Wednesday, January 5, 2005
MIAMI --
Ashlee Simpson's Orange Bowl halftime performance ended with the screeching line, "You make me want to scream," but all the crowd wanted to do was boo.
Watch Our Slideshow Of What HappenedSimpson's performance topped off a halftime act that featured American Idol Kelly Clarkson, country star Trace Adkins and a host of technical problems.Simpson, the act's finale, fell flat in front of the 72,000-plus Orange Bowl crowd. The camera zoomed in on Simpson's face just as the boos started raining down then quickly cut away.Orange Bowl representatives said they were pleased with Simpson's performance and feel the booing was just backlash from her "Saturday Night Live" lip synching incident.If you'd like to see what happened for yourself, click on the video box to the right. 
Do you think Simpson's performance deserved to be booed?
Sound off yourself in our online discussion.Other Ashlee Simpson Story:After Ashlee Simpson Lip-Synch Debacle, CD Trade-In Offered
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SEE IT, HEAR ITWatch Our Slideshow Of What HappenedSimpson's performance topped off a halftime act that featured American Idol Kelly Clarkson, country star Trace Adkins and a host of technical problems.Simpson, the act's finale, fell flat in front of the 72,000-plus Orange Bowl crowd. The camera zoomed in on Simpson's face just as the boos started raining down then quickly cut away.Orange Bowl representatives said they were pleased with Simpson's performance and feel the booing was just backlash from her "Saturday Night Live" lip synching incident.If you'd like to see what happened for yourself, click on the video box to the right. Do you think Simpson's performance deserved to be booed?Sound off yourself in our online discussion.Other Ashlee Simpson Story:Copyright 2007 by Local10.com.
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