The Celebrity Apprentice aired a supersized three-hour episode tonight, April 1, 2012, titled, “Walking Papers, Parts 1 and 2.″
Celebrity Apprentice aired its fourth episode of the season March 11, 2012 called “Failure to Launch.” The rumor has it that two people will be fired and eliminated off of the show tonight.
Who did Donald Trump fire this week? Who got sent home? Look below for a real-time live blog of the show with all the up-to-the-minute details. Continue reading
The Celebrity Apprentice aired its third episode of the season Sunday March 4, 2012. On tonight’s episode, each team was tasked with creation of a storefront window display for the Ivanka Trump Collection.
Who did Donald Trump fire this week? Who got sent home? Look below for a real-time live blog of the show with all the up-to-the-minute details. Continue reading
The new season of Celebrity Apprentice premiered February 19, 2012 and below is a full recap of the show, including who was the first to be fired by Donald Trump.
TEAM NAMES
Our eighteen new celebs met with their new boss, Donald Trump at Lincoln Center in NYC. After their meeting, the celebs split into male/female teams and their first task is to come up with a name. Penn Teller comes up with the name Unanimous for the male team whereas the women come up with Forte. Continue reading
Donald Trump‘s Celebrity Apprentice 5 has a whole new cast for the upcoming season, and we now know who they are!
Though there has been no official word from NBC, the full cast of the upcoming fifth season of the show outed themselves in New York Tuesday as they hit the city streets to test their sandwich-making skills in what is likely one of the show’s competitions.
Clay Aiken – Season 2 American Idol runner-up
Marco Andretti, Race car driver
Adam Carolla, Radio and TV personality
Tia Carrere, Wayne’s World
Lou Ferrigno, Incredible Hulk original!
Debbie Gibson, 80’s teen pop star
Teresa Giudice, Real Housewives of NJ
Victoria Gotti, Reality TV star and daughter of the Gambino crime family Mafia boss, John Gotti
Arsenio Hall, Former late night host
Penn Jillette, Magician
Lisa Lampanelli, Comedienne
Dayana Mendoza, Former Miss Universe and Miss Venezuela
Aubrey O’Day, Making The Band
Dee Snider, Twisted Sister front-man
George Takei, Star Trek
Paul Teutul Sr., American Chopper
Cheryl Tiegs, Model
Patricia Velasquez, Model
Forbes has released its annual list of the top earning American Idol stars for the past year, and the list will surprise you.
In fact, Kelly Clarkson gets beat out by even Jordin Sparks and Fantasia Barrino… Then again, this list only covers May 2010-May 2011.
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American Idol 10th Anniversary – The Hits spotlights some of Idol’s most successful contestants like Kelly Clarkson’s #1 Billboard Pop 100 hit “Since U Been Gone,” Carrie Underwood’s Grammy award-winning “Before He Cheats” and rock super group Daughtry’s #1 ballad “Home.” Other tracks include season 6 winner Jordin Sparks’ collaboration with R&B’s Chris Brown on “No Air,” heartthrob David Cook’s platinum single “Light On” and Fantasia’s #1 Hot R&B/Hip Hop song “When I See U.” The compilation also highlights Ruben Studdard’s soulful single “Superstar,” Taylor Hicks’ esteemed performance of “Takin’ It To The Streets” and Broadway star Clay Aiken’s 2003 hit “Invisible.” Adam Lambert soars on this years Grammy-nominated “Whataya Want From Me” while current American Idol Lee DeWyze closes out the album with his chart-climbing single “Sweet Serendipity.”
Since its debut in 2002, American Idol, created by Simon Fuller, has become one of the most popular shows in the history of American television. Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler and global superstar Jennifer Lopez help kick off a second decade of Idol as new judges this season. Together they join twenty-year music industry veteran Randy Jackson and media mastermind Ryan Seacrest for the 10th anniversary season. Throughout the show, contestants will face new and exciting challenges as they compete to become the next American Idol.
1. Kelly Clarkson – “Since U Been Gone”
2. Ruben Studdard – “Superstar”
3. Clay Aiken – “Invisible”
4. Fantasia – “When I See U”
5. Carrie Underwood – “Before He Cheats”
6. Taylor Hicks – “Takin’ It To The Streets”
7. Daughtry – “Home”
8. Jordin Sparks (duet with Chris Brown) – “No Air”
9. David Cook – “Light On”
10. Kris Allen – “Live Like We’re Dying”
11. Adam Lambert – “Whataya Want From Me”
12. Lee DeWyze – “Sweet Serendipity”
