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American Idol, The Day After: Hollywood Week Pt. 1 Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Fri, Feb 11, 2011 4:07 PM EST

Huzzah! The "American Idol" auditions are finally over, and now the REAL fun begins: Hollywood Week! Last night, Brett, Jacee, Chris, Lauren, Casey, the Gutierrezes, and the rest of the Season 10 frontrunning gang made it through day one's suspenseful "sudden death" round--although there were a few surprising early eliminations.

In today's edition of "The Day After," my Yahoo! Entertainment colleague Matt Whitfield and I break it all down for you...and we introduce a new Hollywood-ready prop, plastic spoons, which will henceforth be thrown at the camera every time the name of awesome contestant/The Room movie soundtrack star Clint Jun Gamboa is uttered. (If you're wondering why, get more info HERE.)

Spoon up all the "Idol" goodness below!

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