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Gayle King Leaves OWN for CBS' Early Show Revamp

Sorry, Oprah: CBS stole your BFF. Gayle King is teaming with Charlie Rose and Erica Hill for CBS' new morning program that will replace The Early Show, the network officially announced Tuesday. Unfortunately for...

Tue, Nov 15, 2011

Gayle King Leaves OWN for CBS' Early Show Revamp

Randal the Apprentice Defends His Decision

When Donald Trump promises a twist, he usually comes through. Such was the case on last Thursday's Season 4 finale of NBC's The Apprentice, when, after crowning 34-year-old Randal Pinkett as the show's first-ever African-American champ, Trump invited his brand-new protégé to recommend runner-up Rebecca Jarvis for a job, as well. Randal, however, held tight to his big night by obviously waylaying Trump's plan for a double-hire. TVGuide.com spoke with Randal the following day to discuss what has become a topic for hot debate amongst Apprentice diehards. TVGuide.com: First of all, congratulations on being named the Apprentice.Randal Pinkett: Thank you very much.

Thu, Dec 22, 2005

Randal the Apprentice Defends His Decision

Apprentice's Rebecca Discusses Dis 'n' That

She plays a good game of The Apprentice (on crutches no less), and damn if she doesn't look like the love child of Sandra Bullock and Evangeline Lilly. Even so, Rebecca Jarvis was passed over last Thursday in favor of Randal Pinkett, who had the chance to green-light her a job with Trump, as well, but... um, didn't. What would Rebecca have done in the same sitch? And what secrets does she have to spill about her final task? Here's what the 23-year-old Chicagoan shared with TVGuide.com in an eye-opening Q&A. TVGuide.com: Did you suspect that you and Randal might both walk away from the finale with jobs, as had been rumored?Rebecca Jarvis: The one thing I learned from this experience

Tue, Dec 20, 2005

Apprentice's Rebecca Discusses Dis 'n' That

Randal the Apprentice Defends His Decision

When Donald Trump promises a twist, he usually comes through. Such was the case on last Thursday's Season 4 finale of NBC's The Apprentice, when, after crowning 34-year-old Randal Pinkett as the show's first-ever African-American champ, Trump invited his brand-new protégé to recommend runner-up Rebecca Jarvis for a job, as well. Randal, however, held tight to his big night by obviously waylaying Trump's plan for a double-hire. TVGuide.com spoke with Randal the following day to discuss what has become a topic for hot debate amongst Apprentice diehards. TVGuide.com: First of all, congratulations on being named the Apprentice.Randal Pinkett: Thank you very much.

Mon, Dec 19, 2005

ALL FIRED UP

The Apprentice champ Randal Pinkett stands by his decision not to back Trump on the idea of also giving runner-up Rebecca Jarvis a job during Thursday night's live finale. As he tells TVGuide.com, "[Season 1 finalist] Kwame Jackson was an extremely strong candidate, but Bill Rancic was not offered the opportunity to hire Kwame. [U]ltimately, this was not my decision; this was Mr. Trump's decision. All he did was solicit my opinion." In other words, no second thoughts here. "I firmly stand by the fact that the premise was to hire the Apprentice, not the 'apprenti.'" Watch for our complete Insider Q&A with Randal on Monday.

Fri, Dec 16, 2005

APPRENTICE CHAMP DISSES RUNNER-UP

On last night's live finale of The Apprentice's Season 4, Donald Trump named Randal Pinkett the winner, then invited the 34-year-old to recommend that runner-up Rebecca Jarvis also be handed a job with the Trump Organization. Randal, though, wouldn't agree to the gesture, meaning I am so going to grill him later for our Insider Q&A. Have something you want to say to Randal (or Rebecca, for that matter)? Drop me a note using the feedback box below.

Fri, Dec 16, 2005