Paula Abdul May Not Be 'American Idol' Judge Again

After being one of the judges of "American Idol" for seven years, Paula Abdul has been rumored to get ready to take her name off the reality television show. The rumor about her leaving the show is highlighted by the news that Paula is developing her own TV projects. A source close to Paula blew the matter to the media.

The source said, Paula, together with fellow judge, Randy Jackson, were conveying the message that the Idol has lost its magic. Another insider of Paula stated, "She knows that every season could be her last. Now she's got a new secret venture that she's really excited about."

Paula has also raised up the speculation as she is reported to go dancing in reality TV show "Dancing with the Stars". The singer of "Opposites Attract" was quoted by the dance show host, Tom Bergeron, on Ryan Seacrest's Wednesday morning KIIS-FM radio show as saying, "I have no ballroom training - obviously, I've been a choreographer - but I have no ballroom training and I'd love to be part of [Dancing with the Stars]." When asked by Tom, "What about Fox? Won't they be...", Paula reportedly answered, "No, no. I can do this. I can do this."

Paula Abdul is famous for her choreographing work beside her hosting work. Paula choreographed sequences for the giant keyboard scene, involving Tom Hanks's character in 1988's "Big". She is also credited for "Coming to America", "Jerry McGuire", "The Running Man", "The Doors" and many others.

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