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American Idol, The Day After: Nashville Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Fri, Jan 28, 2011 1:35 PM EST

In today's edition of "The Day After," my fellow Yahoo! Entertainment colleague/"American Idol" obsessive Matt Whitfield and I discuss what went down at "Idol's" Music City auditions. Is Lauren Alaina really "The One"? Will Chelsee Oaks and Rob Bolin get back together? Is Paul McDonald the long-lost Kings Of Leon brother, and will he ever get more screentime? Will Younique ever press more copies of her one CD? We answer these questions and several others.

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