Simon Cowell
The snarkiest man on television is also the highest-earning.
American Idol judge Simon Cowell is television's best-paid man in prime time, earning an estimated ...
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Donald Trump, Omarosa
The Apprentice's infamous one-named villain, Omarosa, is looking for the one — with a little help from The Donald.
The ex-contestant (formerly known as Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth) will reunite with Donald Trump for a dating reality series called ...
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Rod Blagojevich
A judge will allow former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich to join the cast of The Celebrity Apprentice, but has requested that his attorneys meet with prosecutors to discuss how his participation in the reality show will affect his upcoming trial, according to the Chicago Tribune.
New Celebrity Apprentice cast revealed
Prosecutors did not seek to block Blagojevich from joining the cast, and have already met with his attorneys to discuss what he will be allowed to say about the trial on the television show. Statements he makes could be...
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Cyndi Lauper and Bret Michaels
Two reality-TV veterans and a pop songstress make up part of this year's Celebrity Apprentice cast.
Bret Michaels, Sharon Osbourne and Cyndi Lauper may all get to hear the words "you're fired" from Donald Trump on the NBC program's new season.
Nine others are joining them, including...
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Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner
The Donald's newest job? Father of the bride.
Ivanka Trump, the business mogul's 27-year-old daughter, has gotten engaged to New York Observer publisher Jared Kushner, 28.
See who else is getting hitched
"I got engaged ...
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Carrie Prejean
Miss California is keeping her crown.
Donald Trump, owner of the Miss USA pageant, announced Tuesday that he didn't object to semi-topless photos of first runner-up Carrie Prejean that recently surfaced online. Prejean charged that some of the photos are fake, and denounced pageant judge and celebrity blogger Perez Hilton for what she called a "self-promoting and hateful" campaign against her.
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Donald Trump
NBC isn't saying "you're fired" to Donald Trump just yet.
The Peacock has renewed The Donald's Celebrity Apprentice for another season to air in spring 2010. This will mark the show's ninth cycle, the first six of which were not celebrity-based.
This season ...
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Donald Trump, Miss California Carrie Prejean
Donald Trump, owner of the Miss Universe franchise, says Miss California's anti-gay marriage response on the Miss USA pageant was not a bad answer to a very loaded question.
"Miss California has ...
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Donald Trump
The current economy is tough on everyone — even Donald Trump.
The Apprentice star's casino group, Trump Entertainment Resorts, filed for Chapter 11 protection after missing the last deadline for a $53 million interest payment that was due at the start of December, according to the Financial Times.
Like many other casino operators, Trump Entertainment, which owns three resorts in Atlantic City, has seen a slump ...
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Dennis Rodman, Khloe Kardashian, Tom Green
A whole new round of celebs better get ready to hear "You're fired!"
NBC and Donald Trump announced Thursday the all-star celebrity cast for the second season of The Celebrity Apprentice.
The upcoming season will feature 16 new celebrities, with the men competing against the women once more. The men include everyone from musicians to athletes to comedians including Clint Black, Andrew Dice Clay, Tom Green, Scott Hamilton, Jesse James, Brian McKnight, Dennis Rodman, and Herschel Walker.
The women include reality stars like Khloe Kardashian, mother and daughter duo Joan and Melissa Rivers as well as Annie Duke, Natalie Gulbis, Claudia Jordan, Brande Roderick and Tionne Watkins.
"Last season's Celebrity Apprentice became one of the hottest shows on television - and this season will be even better," said executive producer Donald Trump. "We have an amazing cast of celebrities and we are looking forward to some fantastic entertainment."
All the celebrities will be vying for the coveted title as they fight for their respective causes. They will ultimately face judgment in the boardroom by...
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