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SourcesPeople are presumed notable if they have received significant coverage in multiple published secondary sources that are reliable, intellectually independent of each other, and independent of the subject.
- If the depth of coverage in any given source is not substantial, then multiple independent sources may be combined to demonstrate notability; trivial coverage of a subject by secondary sources is not usually sufficient to establish notability.
The book notes: "Kristin Holt had made it as far as the semifinals on season 1. To Idol audiences, the former cheerleader and beauty queen had been distinguished for sliding under the judges' desk when she raced to hug them after her audition. After being eliminated, Holt did some on-air work with a local TV news show, getting a taste for hosting. When she read that Dunkleman would not be returning, she called up Lythgoe and requested his slot. "Come on the road with us, cohost," he told her. "We'll see how you do." There's some confusion, a decade later, what role Holt was signed on for, but media reports at the time make clear that she was brought aboard as the new cohost. After shooting some initial segments wearing the cohost's hat, when the audition episodes aired, Holt was relegated to the role of correspondent, filing occasional pieces on life at the Idol mansion."
The book notes: "Ryan Seacrest's almost cohost, season 1 contender Kristin Holt, can now be seen as a correspondent on nerd central G4 network."
The article notes: "Fans of Dallasites on reality TV may recognize his wife, Kristin. But they might know her by her maiden name, Kristin Holt. The Plano-born actress, who went to school at Texas Christian University, was once a morning co-host on WILD 100.3 in Dallas, was a top 30 finalist in the first season of American Idol and spent some time as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. She has also spent time on TV in a variety of other locations, including regular appearances on the former TV network G4, where she hosted the show Cheat!"
The article notes: "Kristin and Danny Adams have been married for eight years and have two kids, ages 6 and 3. In June 2015, Danny and Kristin were singing to a song on the radio when they decided it would be fun to create a lip sync video together. So they filmed and posted their first video. ... They posted the Valentine’s Day video to their Facebook page on Monday, and they already have nearly 10 million views."
The article notes: "Kristin Holt, a semi-finalist on the show last summer, will be back for Idol’s second edition in January. Instead of singing, however, she’ll join Ryan Seacrest as a co-host of the show. She replaces Brian Dunkleman. Holt, a Texas native and onetime Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, returned home after not making the final 10. After hearing that the show was still without a co-host for Seacrest, she says she decided to give the producers a call."
THe article notes: "Kristin Holt. DCC 2000. Who needs Kelly Clarkson when you have Kristin Holt, now Adams? She competed on the first season of American Idol and now she has a successful YouTube channel with her husband, where they vlog about their family and lip sync to popular songs."
The article notes: "TCU alum Kristin Adams and her husband Danny have grown a decent following making goofy videos for their two young children. ... Kristin Adams — formerly Kristin Holt — is from Plano. And before graduating from TCU, she was a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, according to her personal website."
The article notes: "Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Kristin Holt was so excited after her successful audition for Fox's American Idol: The Search for a Superstar she accidentally slid feet first under the judges' table. It was nothing compared with the other wipeouts. ... Slipping and sliding Ms. Holt, for one, looks better than she sounds. The 20-year-old Plano resident is joined by three other Texans in the group of 30"
The article notes: "Kristin Holt, semi-finalist in the first "American Idol", is returning to the show as a reporter for the second. The former cheerleader from Dallas, Texas, will chat to the wannabes during the audition process and "possibly" further on down the line."
The article notes: "For two former Horned Frogs, reality TV is real life. Kristin Holt ’03, a semi-finalist on last summer’s “American Idol,” has joined the talent-search show in its second season — this time as a co-host."
The article notes: "And at the end of the day, when the numbers go up, Kristin Holt has a passing score. The girl who decided three days earlier to try out on a whim, had become the newest Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader; and the most hated girl on TCU’s campus. ... Holt would later make the traveling squad of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, the elite 12-person team that represents the squad around the world. Two years later she would win a new competition, sweeping every category of the Miss Burleson pageant. Now she faces the Miss Texas pageant in July."
The article notes: "1. Kristin Holt Adams Season 1 Currently Hosting G4tv’s X-Play and this fall’s GT Academy on Speed Channel. Formerly Girl who fell during audition; Lindsay Lohan’s backup singer."
The article notes: "You remember Kristin Holt, don't you? The former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader was a top 30 finalist on the first American Idol. She's a 21-year-old stunner who's perhaps best remembered for falling down in front of the judges' table after her audition. This time, Holt is on the other side of that table as a special correspondent on the second Idol. The personable Texas Christian University senior gave us the lowdown on the show."
Cunard (talk) 22:55, 14 May 2023 (UTC)