Las Vegas Hispanic Woman Goes Wild for Trump

How can you not love Trump's campaigning style.

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.

'Celebrity Apprentice' Will Return, But Lots of 'If's'

If Donald Trump runs for President, "there will be someone else sitting at the head of the boardroom table," NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt promised reporters yesterday in a conference call to discuss the network's 2011-12 schedule, which finds "The Celebrity Apprentice" once again on Sundays once football ends.  If football ever starts.

"We're obviously very close to what's going on with this [NFL lockout] situation, and we're feeling pretty optimistic," Greenblatt said. His contingency plan should there be a few weeks' delay before the return of "NBC Sunday Night Football" involves some "high-quality, event reality-type shows."