Katharine McPhee
The runner-up in American Idol's 5th Season. She lost to Taylor Hicks by a fair slim margin. She is noted for her smooth voice, moderate range, sexy outfits, and beautiful face.
Katharine McPhee by Seano2287 May 31, 2006
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Katharine McPhee
A moderatly experienced singer from American Idol. Barely made it to the runner up position and beat Elliott Yamin by just a hair. Lost to Taylor Hicks who won.
Katharine McPhee by verycoolclips November 11, 2006
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