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FOX will always have a place for Adam Lambert.

The network announced Monday that “American Idol” finalist Lambert, whose risque American Music Awards performance cost him appearances on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and “Good Morning America,” will appear on the season finale of “So You Think You Can Dance” on December 16.

Lambert will perform “Whataya Want From Me” on the hit program.

Last week, ABC’s “The View” confirmed that Lambert would perform on that show this week, as well.

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Let’s just call ABC the “Adam Banned Channel,” because for the second and possibly third time since Adam Lambert’s controversial performance on the American Music Awards, the network has canceled an appearance.

Lambert was confirmed to be on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on December 17, and was a possible performer for ABC’s “New Year’s Rockin’ Eve,” but last night the “American Idol” singer wrote on Twitter, “Yes, sadly friends, ABC has canceled my appearances on Kimmel and NYE. : (  don’t blame them. It’s the FCC heat.” He then noted, “I AM doing Leno though. And lookin into something for NYE,” and that “It’ll all blow over. Let’s focus on being positive! : )”

The uproar, of course, all stems from his performance at the AMAs, where, while singing “For Your Entertainment,” Lambert kissed another male musician and there was simulated oral sex.

Gossip Cop would like to know your thoughts in the comment section about the latest cancelation.

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Wow! Among Barbara Walters’ “10 Most Fascinating People of 2009” are the children of the Michael Jackson.

Gossip Cop can confirm that Walters tapped Jackson’s three kids, Prince Michael I, Paris and Prince Michael II (a.k.a. Blanket) for her ABC special, which airs on December 9. The news veteran, however, did not actually interview them for the show. 

Other people tapped as the “Most Fascinating” include, Lady Gaga, Glenn Beck, Tyler Perry, Sarah Palin, Brett Favre, and, as Gossip Cop noted last week, Kate Gosselin, South Carolina’s First Lady Jenny Sanford whose husband Governor Mark Sanford cheated on her, and Adam Lambert. 

The number One Most Fascinating Person will be announced on the show.

In choosing people for the list, Walters said, “All of our subjects have been through extremely significant events in their personal lives or careers this year.”

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It’s been confirmed that Chris Brown will be on ABC’s “20/20″ on December 11.

In the interview, Brown will talk in-depth about his assault of ex-girlfriend Rihanna, and will plug his new album “Graffiti.”

Parts of the interview will likely also air on “Good Morning America,” which this week canceled Adam Lambert’s appearance.

Already people have begun to complain about the fact that “Good Morning America” would give airtime to Brown, but not Lambert. What we can tell you is that the Brown interview was taped BEFORE Lambert’s performance at the American Music Awards.

Now, as to whether ABC give a woman beater airtime is an issue entirely unto itself, and apparently the network, which interviewed Rihanna last month, decided it was fine with them.

What are your thoughts about ABC having Brown on “20/20”?

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“I admit I did get carried away, but I don’t see anything wrong with it,” Adam Lambert today told CBS’ “The Early Show” about his provocative performance on Sunday at the American Music Awards.

Lambert went on to say, “I do see how people got offended and that was not my intention. My intention was to interpret the lyrics of my song and have a good time with it.”

The performance, if you haven’t seen it, included Lambert kissing a male keyboard player, dragging a female dancer by her ankles, and having another dancer simulate oral sex on him as he sang his sexually charged song, “For Your Entertainment.”

After ABC received complaints about Lambert’s performance on the AMAs, “Good Morning America” canceled his scheduled appearance for today.

Well, “The Early Show,” in third place in the morning show wars, invited Lambert to the program, where he was interviewed and performed.

Lambert, who noted that at the AMAs there was a “Janet Jackson, crotch grab… I haven’t heard one peep about that,” added, “if it had been a female pop performer doing (his) moves… I don’t think there would be nearly as much of an outrage.” The reason for the uproar, he felt, is “because I’m a gay male.”

When asked this morning if he wanted to apologize, Lambert declined, and said his performance was at nearly 11 p.m., a time at which he didn’t believe children would be awake. “I’m not a baby sitter,” he said. “I’m a performer.”

And when questioned about what he’d do differently, if given the opportunity, Lambert admitted, “I would sing it a little bit better.”

Lambert didn’t perform “Four Your Entertainment” on “The Early Show.” Instead he sang “What Do You Want From Me” and “Music Again.”

The good-willed Lambert stated before his performance this morning, ”Parents, this is appropriate, I promise.”

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Whether you watched it live or caught clips on the news this morning, Adam Lambert‘s provocative performance at last night’s American Music Awards is the talk of the country.

The singer’s sexually-charged performance of his debut album For Your Entertainment‘s title track widened eyes and set tongues wagging with its frequent hip thrusts, leash-led dancers, simulated sex acts, and one not-so-simulated kiss between Lambert and a male keyboard player. Lambert also flashed his middle finger in a gesture edited out by ABC for the West Coast.

Gossip Cop is curious to know what you thought. Was it too sensational or just great entertainment?

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