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The New York Times calls Clay "impish" and "quick-witted" in this review of his Broadway Christmas show with Ruben Studdard, "Ruben & Clay’s First Annual Christmas Carol Family Fun Pageant Spectacular Reunion Show." The reviewer raves about the duo's chemistry, calling their banter "genial" and their voices "stunning."

Esquire Magazine takes a long look at Clay's run for Congress in 2014, following him from campaign stops to volunteer work. He's determined to connect with voters, but some still see him as the guy from _American Idol_. Can he convince them he's serious about serving his district? And will it be enough to win?

The Washington Post goes deep into Clay's run for Congress, saying he traded "the glamour of his singing days for town halls and farm tours." This fascinating article explores how he's using his name recognition and navigating life on the campaign trail where "the 'American Idol' guy" is working to be taken seriously as a politician.

The New Republic takes a look at Clay's run for Congress, including some of the famous faces who have endorsed him. He's facing an uphill battle, but he's working hard to connect with voters. Will it be enough? Read the full article to find out.

Time Magazine takes us behind the scenes as Clay navigates the music industry with his debut album. He’s facing down music execs, staying true to himself and his fans, and proving that "America has shown them that they don’t know what they’re talking about.”

Rolling Stone dives into the world of (our guy!) Clay as he navigates his newfound fame after *American Idol*. He's refreshingly candid, opening up about everything from his love of pedicures to a complicated relationship with his father. This is one article you won't want to miss!