It's a Wrap for "Celebrity Apprentice" Tonight

It's Clay Aiken vs. Arsenio Hall on Sunday night, as the two compete in a final task to win $250,000 for their respective charities on a live finale of "The Celebrity Apprentice."
Here's the stats so far:

Clay Aiken

Team wins: 10
Team losses: 4
Wins as project manager: 1
Losses as project manager: 1
Trips to the boardroom: 3
Money raised: $60,000


Arsenio Hall

Team wins: 10
Team losses: 4
Wins as project manager: 2
Losses as project manager: 0
Trips to the boardroom: 4
Money raised: $105,000

Clay is playing for The National Inclusion Project and Arsenio is playing for The Magic Johnson Foundation.

Two good competitors and two great causes.

I think I'll be watching.

John Rich Wins 'Celebrity Apprentice'

Country star John Rich has been named the winner of U.S. reality TV show Celebrity Apprentice.

The singer saw off competition from Oscar-winner Marlee Matlin in a live finale on Sunday.

Host Donald Trump admitted he struggled with the decision, telling the contestants, “I’ve never had to go through something like this... You’ve both been amazing.”

Rich picked up a $250,000 prize, which he has pledged to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

The series began with 16 celebrity competitors, including David Cassidy, Meat Loaf, Lil Jon, La Toya Jackson, Gary Busey and Mark McGrath.

Throughout the run of the show, both Rich and Matlin raised more than $1M for charity.

'Celebrity Apprentice' Finale Tonight

It's a fight to the finish tonight on the season finale of Celebrity Apprentice.

Country singer John Rich and Oscar winner Marlee Matlin successfully completed tasks, survived boardroom firings and dealt with unpredictable team members to become the finalists to face Donald Trump in the last boardroom. They’re also each other’s biggest fans.

“Let’s start with how smart Marlee is,” Rich said during a conference call with reporters. “She’s wickedly smart, she has a great sense of humor and she’s very charming.

Matlin discovered early in the season that Rich was not to be underestimated.

“There was an instant and immediate sense of respect,” the deaf actress said through an interpreter. “It was about eye contact. I’m good at reading people’s faces, and the moment I saw his face I knew he was a formidable competitor.”

In seasons past, viewers had such contestants as the venomous, yet ultimately successful Piers Morgan to root against. In this finale, there is no such villain. Even when the two finalists admitted to being frustrated with some of their fellow celebrity players, it always ended with a kiss.

Last week, in a great setup episode, the candidates were handed a task that actually sounds both fun and funky: design a campaign, complete with TV ad and packaging, for the return of 7Up Classic, the original Uncola, made with real, genuine, old-style sugar, and not that fake syrup drinks use nowadays.

Both potential apprentices have great ideas for their campaigns, we'll see which one can deliver what the 7Up executives and of course Donal Trump want.

Someone will be fired and someone will be the new Celebrity Apprentice.