Jim Carrey's daughter advances on American Idol

Fox aired a special 'American Idol' after the NY Giants defeated the SF 49ers in their NFC Championship playoff game.

'Idol' was in San Diego on the USS Midway aircraft carrier.

Kicking off the show was 19-year-old Jennifer Diley-- dressed in stars-and-stripes bikini top and a pair of tiny shorts. She did NOT impress the judges with Jessica Simpson's "With You". Steven Tyler told her, "I think the voice lacks the fire that your get-up does." Despite her attempt to sing Mariah Carey's "Hero", she still got a "No".

The judges LOVED 26-year-old Ashley Robles, who covered Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You". All three judges agreed to send her to Hollywood.

Also getting a pass through were Jayrah Gibson and Aubree Dieckmeyer. Jayrah delivered a soulful rendition of Musiq Soulchild's "Just Friends", while Aubree sang Michael Buble's "Feeling Good".  

Next to audition was Ali Shields, who got to "Idol" with the help of Ellen DeGeneres. Though she hit the sour note with her attempt at rapping, the 19-year-old redeemed herself by doing a few bars of Corinne Bailey Rae's "Just Like a Star" and got three "yes" from the judges.


Teen singer Kyle Crews impressed the judges with his version of Monica's "Angel of Mine". All three judges agreed that he was the best male voice of the day.



Also walking away with the golden ticket were Jim Carrey's daughter and Jason Hamlin. Jane got sent to Hollywood by singing "Something to Talk About".

Hamlin, who is nicknamed Wolf has to sing Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues", as well as Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Midnight Special".