The competition this season will be divided in two teams. Team Forte:

Tia Carrere: 45 years old – American actress, model, voice artist, and singer – born in Honolulu, Hawaii and will be playing for the After-School All-Stars charity that provides comprehensive after-school programs to children.

Debbie Gibson: 41 years old – American singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress – born in Brooklyn, New York and will be playing for the Children International charity dedicated to bettering the lives of impoverished children, their families and communities.

Teresa Giudice: 39 years old – Real Housewife of New Jersey – born in Paterson, New Jersey and will be playing for the The NephCure Foundation committed to supporting research to identify the cause, improve the treatment, and find the cure of the two potentially debilitating kidney diseases (Nephrotic Syndrome and Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis)

Victoria Gotti: 49 years old – Writer, reality television participant and daughter of the Gambino crime family Mafia boss, John Gotti – born in Brooklyn, New York and will be playing for the Association to Benefit Children dedicated to bringing joy and warmth to disadvantaged children and their families.

Lisa Lampanelli: 50 years old – American stand-up comedian and insult comic – born in Trumbull, Connecticut and will be playing for the Gay Men’s Health Crisis the world’s first and leading provider of HIV/AIDS prevention, care and advocacy.

Dayana Mendoza: 25 years old - Model and beauty pageant titleholder who won the titles of Miss Venezuela 2007 and Miss Universe 2008 – born in Caracas, Venezuela and will be playing for the Latino Commission on AIDS with a mission to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community in the United States of America.

Aubrey O’Day: 27 years old – American singer, actress, fashion designer, television personality, and former member of the girl group Danity Kane – born in San Francisco, California and will be playing for the Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network that strives to protect students from bullying and harassment, to advance comprehensive safe schools laws and policies.

Cheryl Tiegs: 64 years old – American model and actress – born in Breckenridge, Minnesota and will be playing for the Farrah Fawcett Foundation that provide fundings for alternative methods of cancer research.

Patricia Velásquez: 40 years old – Venezuelan actress and fashion model – born in Maracaibo, Venezuela and will be playing for the Wayuu Taya Foundation that help improve the lives of Latin-American indigenous communities.

and Team Unanimous:

Clay Aiken: 32 years old – American singer, songwriter, actor, producer and author – born in Raleigh, North Carolina and will be playing for his own charity National Inclusion Project dedicated to promoting the inclusion of children with disabilities in activities with their non-disabled peers.

Michael Andretti: 49 years old – Retired American CART and Formula One driver and owner of the Andretti Autosport team – born in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and will be playing for the Racing for Cancer charity with the mission to raise awareness for the prevention of cancer.

Adam Carolla: 47 years old – American radio personality, television host, comedian, and actor – born in Los Angeles, California and will be playing for the Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters charity that help youth of all beliefs and backgrounds throughout Los Angeles County reach their potential through one-to-one, relationship based mentoring.

Lou Ferrigno: 60 years old – American actor, fitness trainer/consultant, and retired professional bodybuilder – born in Brooklyn, New York and will be playing for the Muscular Dystrophy Association which combats muscular dystrophy and diseases of the nervous and muscular system in general by funding research, providing medical and community services, and educating health professionals and the general public.

Arsenio Hall: 55 years old – American actor, comedian, and former talk show host – born in Cleveland, Ohio and will be playing for the Magic Johnson Foundation charity that attempts to address the educational, health and social needs of ethnically diverse, urban communities.

Penn Jillette: 56 years old – American magician, comedian, illusionist, juggler, bassist and a best-selling author – born in Las Vegas, Nevada and will be playing for the Opportunity Village organization that serves people with intellectual disabilities.

Dee Snider: 56 years old – American singer-songwriter, screenwriter, radio personality, and actor – born in Astoria, New York and will be playing for the March of Dimes that works to improve the health of mothers and babies.

George Takei: 74 years old – American actor, best known for his role as Hikaru Sulu – born in Los Angeles, California and will be playin for the Japanese American National Museum  that is devoted to preserving the history and culture of Japanese Americans.

Paul Teutul: 62 years old – One of the co-founders of Orange County Choppers and focus of the reality  television series American Chopper – born in Yonkers, New York and will be playing for the Make-A-Wish Foundation that grants wishes to children who have life-threatening medical conditions.

NBC announced the fifth season would premiere February 19, 2012.It will air a one-hour version of the previous week’s Celebrity Apprentice prior to the series’ original episode. Dont Miss It!

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The GOP has worked overtime in the last two years to stygmy any progress to be made by the Obama administration, even at great expense to both the economy and the growth (restoration and development) thereof. Of course, the reasoning behind this is simple enough – anything they can do to discredit the “First Black President of the United States of America” would be a plus, but more important is that they unseat the Democratic Party in the next presidential elections.

It hurts when celebrities and public figures use thier popularity the wrong way – big names such as Matt Damon and Donald Trump whom one would expect to know better tend to speak with minimal information. The Donald’s attacks on Barack Obama’s viability as president was uncalled for, especially considering that the United States is essentially and literally a nation of immigrants. Matt Damon, whom I love on the other hand, is obviously speaking out of impatience in his desire to see changes made. True, change has been slow and The President does seem to take his time on some issues, but there is no denying the fact that the change experienced in the American economy has both been real and measurable over the past four years. Well, at least, Jason Bourne clearly has a passion for his country -  wonder what the real estate mogul really has to show for… anything, that is, besides a woeful credit score.

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It’s the hypocrisy of democracy, simply enough. It has little to do with the flight of the American people, but more to do with how long either party can hold on to the Oval Office and influence policy to please other wealthy people and make themselves richer! Only America can wake up and make matters right; too bad history shows that the majority is usually wrong, while an informed minority is informed enough to make the right choices. Too bad history shows that the ignorant majority tends to win the vote while the informed minority is silenced by overwhelming unpopularity. Way to change the world, America.

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He and wife Ann stood with the wannabe kingmaker, faces frozen at the antics of the surreal pasha of personal promotion. (Though Ann’s rictus grin slipped for a moment when Trump handed off the microphone to Mr. Romney and moved behind her. We are certain we saw her jump abruptly and grimace. Precisely why we will not speculate.)

Newt Gingrich also cared very much about receiving the Trump Stamp. (We search for a graceful way to make a “tramp stamp” pun somewhere in here but can’t seem to make it fly. Ah well. The reach must always exceed the grasp.) He, and much of cyberspace, assumed he would get it. Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Trump have seemed at times best of buds. The former speaker is a member of Mr. Trump’s exclusive Northern Virginia golf club. Mr. Gingrich was first to agree to the Trump-moderated GOP debate that never happened, as none of the other candidates were much on board with the idea. Mr. Trump has denigrated Mr. Romney repeatedly in the past.

But Mr. Trump backed the presumptive nominee (and presumably will try to take credit for Mr. Romney’s almost certain win). Mr. Gingrich did not handle it well. His campaign immediately fired off a spiteful letter to the Florida Republican Party, insisting they change the rules after the fact to allot their delegates proportionally. Grrrr.

Really, Mr. Gingrich, you have only yourself to blame. The Donald would have backed you, were you poised to all but lock up the nomination. You had a chance at it, too. Had you not abandoned your sole successful line of attack, we are certain you would now be in the catbird seat.

Mr. Gingrich won big in South Carolina. At the time he was running ads castigating Mr. Romney on the most effective terrain: Bain Capital, tax returns, Cayman Islands accounts. To repeat: Bain Capital, tax returns, Cayman Islands accounts. It was working. Big time.

Then, abruptly, something happened. Powerful Republicans cried foul, made criticism of vulture capitalism and shady offshore tax dodges off-limits, and Mr. Gingrich acquiesced. He returned to the theme of which no one cares a whit: health care. Romneycare = Obamacare = Whatever.

Honestly, nobody cares about the health care thing. Nobody. As in, for God’s sake, nobody. As we have pointed out in previous writings, the right wing has attached its flatulent wind-bag of hatred onto whatever issue it can dredge up – which alternates between “Obamacare” and “budget deficit” – and pretends to have an issue it’s angry about. Right-wingers are not angry about any issue. They’re angry at President Obama personally: He doesn’t look right to them. His middle name is “Hussein.” End of story.

Mr. Romney is vulnerable on his shady finances. Just say the words to him. Say, “Tax Return.” He stutters and haws and hems and flails his arms about like that robot on the old “Lost in Space’ show. Say “Cayman Islands” and he almost rolls on the floor kicking his feet in the air and rants about how very very hard he was worked for everything he has.

That line of attack worked. Mr. Gingrich had a real shot at this thing. Not anymore. And now he stands alone, abandoned even by the one man on this planet who is his equal at combining that uniquely Republican mix of arrogance and ignorance: The Donald anoints Mittens. Newt – and perhaps even Ann – weeps.

In what could be apparent as a typicalTrump publicity maneuver, some media outlets were told that he will endorse Mitt Romney while added media outlets were told beforehand that his best would be Newt Gingrich.

Putting abreast the catechism of whether Trump’s abetment actuallymeans anything, the adverse reports, at the least, advice accumulate Trump in the limelight, a position to which he seems to accept been born. But the man whose name graces hotels and developments and who has become a cast name for the oft-times blatant circle of arrogance and luxury, has addition abstraction on how to accumulate his name in the spotlight for, well, an eternity.

According to the Newark Star-Ledger , Trump will seek accompaniment permission to body a clandestine cemetery abutting to his Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. The 1.5-acre armpit would be for club members, and asection would be aloof for The Donald and his family.

And in befitting with the Trump tradition, the amount apparently wouldn¡¯t be cheap. Club associates already pay a lifetime membershipfee active $300,000.

The latest abstraction is a chase to Trump¡¯s 2007 plan for a ancestors mausoleum. While not in the aforementioned alliance as Mao¡¯s in Beijing, the plan alleged for a 19-foot-tall classical bean anatomy to be congenital alongside the aboriginal aperture at Trump National Golf Club, which appearance two courses. It was to accept had four obelisks surrounding the exterior.

Those affairs were aloof back bounded admiral complained it seemed too blatant for the rural town.

Officials in Bedminster gave their absolution to Trump’s accepted plan in August admitting some anxiety about taste.

Because the new poll gave him 20 points and king of real estate Donald Trump support his nomination to challenge President Barack Obama in the presidential election, in November.

The former Massachusetts governor gained momentum again after his position shaky because statement about the of poor Americans. The new poll gave him a big advantage over its main rival, Newt Gingrich. According to the survey, Republican voters seem to favor Romney with 45 percent and Gingrich won only 25 percent of the vote in Nevada, which will hold caucuses on Saturday.

But in the new development, Gingrich announced his party would probably appeal the outcome in Florida, where Romney ahead in the primary on Tuesday. In theory win in Florida means mastering all 50 delegates. According to him, the delegates should be given a basis of comparison.

These developments came as Romney, who has a fortune of about 250 million dollars, gained support from Trump. The king of real estate it doesn’t run in presidential elections last year.

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“It is an honor for me, truly honor and privilege to support Mitt Romney,” Trump said in one of his hotel in Las Vegas, USA. At that moment Trump, Romney, and his wife, Ann stood together on the podium. “Mitt strong, he’s smart, he’s sharp, he’s not going to let bad things keep happening in this country we all love,” he explained.

The official support from Trump answer the puzzle about who will supported these millionaires. Previously a number of media reports that Trump’s support Newt Gringrich, other Republican candidates are competing with Romney.

Romney, his campaign marked a number of issues and errors associated with wealth, expressed his delight has the support of wealthy benefactors.

“There are some unimaginable things happening in my life. One of them, I was on the Donald Trump and get support from him, “he said, accompanied by his wife, Ann, and Trump.

Romney (64) comes out second in the first Republican contest in Iowa, and excel in the second contest in New Hampshire, before Gingrich (68) mengalahkannyadi South Carolina in mid-January.

But support for Gingrich declined in the contest  a larger and diverse in Florida. And now, Romney gained his momentum.

Notice, his wealth wasn’t achieved by him in many aspects. But other financial investors that, at presently is still in control of his financial matter. What people failing to understand that many rich folks will get richer under Romney? Business people loves business minded people simply for the facts that they too friendly, wit the financial establishment in society.

When others are facing unemployment pay close attention to banking executive pension plan. There investments and other wealthy ways they succeed in business. Even, the folks that suffer under Bernie Madoff was apart of the “Get Ahead” over others for profit. Except when the scam came tumbling down they got caught in the ponzi scam that they thought was a great investment.

Why do we place in honor in Donald Trump? When truth omes out in the future. Many folks shouldn’t be shocked that he might not be, as rich as, he think he truly is. Wise men avoid problems. While foolish men operate within them daily. And blames others for their mistakes.

President Obama, shouldn’t feel bad because he has accomplish many things in office. Except, his distractors cries constantly because things are going accordingly to the way things goes to recover, from a bad economy.

1. A T-Shirt

Wear a T-Shirt printed “You’re Fired” to work, take it off and give it to your boss / superior / Human Resource dept., whoever supposed to receive the normal resignation letter. Don’t forget to sign your name on it.

2. A cake

Do you want to get your boss in a terrible mess? A cake is a must. You don’t need to be good in cooking. Follow the simplest recipe and demonstration to bake a plain cake. Add “You’re Fired” as the toppings and throw the cake to your boss.

3. A fortune cookie

Don’t want to throw a whole cake? I pretty understand some of you may think it’s too much of a waste. If so, make a fortune cookie to delivery your message then. It is smaller in size, but will do the same trick surprisingly well.

4. A flag gun

Bad-tempered boss is always threatening. Maybe it’s time to pay back. Try a flag gun and don’t forget to put on the Oscar performance as if you are the cop and he is the criminal. Only shoot when boss is hands up.

5. A record player

If you have confidence on your voice, record “You’re fired” message to a no-tape recorder and give it out. To be more entertaining, read a corresponding poem or even sing it out. It will be more fun if there is no switch off, so your voice or singing keeps going on until the battery runs out.

6. A paper plane

Write or print your resignation message on a strong paper at a modest size. Fold it as a plane. Fly it and arrange a crush to the boss.

7. A balloon

Don’t have a good aim? You can still stun your boss with a flying object. Give him a balloon carrying the “You’re fired” message, and hopefully when most staff are hanging around so that they can be the witnesses of your party-feel resignation.

8. A video

Some people may want to keep a low profile or don’t want to stuff in the same room to face the disgusting boss. Send him a video via Internet or Intranet will be a good option. Take as many shoots for the most satisfactory performance before delivering your message. In case you want to save time by offering one performance only, use video conferencing then.

9. A POST-IT

If you don’t want to spend too money on the tool, give POST-IT a try. Use the largest one supplied free in the office. Stick your message on your boss’ forehead if you are bold enough. Or at his back for a longer pillory.

10. A powerful acting performance

Some of you may be brave enough to speak out as if you were Donald Trump. You don’t need to follow his political viewpoints, but at least copy his ferocious expression, yell with a strong voice and raise your forefinger in a forceful gesture. Even if you don’t win an Oscar, this powerful performance should draw the utmost attention.

It’s OK if you don’t dare to try any of captioned resignation methods on your boss, but you can’t stop me applying any of them or even all of them on my mean boss. Did I tell you who he is? Procrastination is his name. So you know how long he bossed me around.

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The real estate mogul told Matt Lauer on the “Today” show Wednesday morning that his NBC reality show is featuring 18 contestants for its 5th season, airing Feb. 12. The singers, models and reality stars competing for Trump’s approval – and for charity — also include New Jersey “Real Housewife” Teresa Guidice, former Miss Universe Dayana Mendoza, comedian Lisa Lampanelli (full list below).
“Some of the folks really are incredible. And really very competitive, highly competitive,” Trump said on the “Today” show.

The eight candidates who joined Trump on the “Today” show seemed in good spirits, but Aiken warned things in the board room got intense. “Lisa’s got this reputation of being nasty, and she’s actually really nasty,” Aiken said of the comedienne. Daughter of convicted New York crime boss John Gotti, Victoria has probably dealt with her fair share of tough guys. But even she said she was surprised with aggressive people got. “You see sides of people you didn’t see when you were getting to know each other for three days. All of a sudden it’s like take no prisoners, you can’t imagine.”

Trump, who dropped a bid for the GOP’s nominee for president last spring, has flirted with re-entering the race as an independent candidate, but said he’s not “allowed” to run until this season’s “Apprentice” concludes in May.

When Lauer said he wanted to find out how far the present competitors were “all willing to go” to win, he asked: “by a show of hands, how many of you think Donald Trump would be a good president?”
The eight competitors all immediately raised their hands.

• Michael Andretti, IndyCar race car driver
• Teresa Giudice, reality star of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey“
• Victoria Gotti, daughter of convicted crime boss John Gotti, reality star of “Growing Up Gotti”
• Lisa Lampanelli, comedienne
• Dayna Mendoza, former Miss Universe
• Dee Snyder, rock musician
• Paul Teutul, Sr., motorcyclist, reality star of “American Chopper”
• Arsenio Hall, talk show host, comedian
• Adam Carolla, radio host
• Lou Ferrigno, bodybuilder, “Incredible Hulk” TV actor
• Penn Jillette, magician, comedian
• George Takei, “Star Trek” actor
• Cheryl Tiegs, supermodel
• Debbie Gibson, pop star
• Tia Carrere, actress and singer
• Aubrey O’Day, singer, “Making the Band”
• Patricia Velásquez, actress and model

Cant wait to watch this years

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Donald Trump sat down with the Today Show to announce the celebrities he has enlisted for the upcoming season of his famed reality show, Celebrity Apprentice. The show is only growing bigger and better, with more episodes and its largest pool of celebrity contestants.

The male celebrities are: former late-night host Arsenio Hall, singer Clay Aiken, radio host Adam Carolla, former Incredible Hulk star Lou Ferrigno, magician/comedian Penn Jillette, former Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider, former Star Trek star George Takei, IndyCar legend Michael Andretti, and American Chopper’s Paul Teutul Sr.

The women celebrities are: former supermodel Cheryl Tiegs, former pop star Debbie Gibson, singer/actress Tia Carrere, author and reality star Victoria Gotti, comedienne Lisa Lampanelli, former Miss Universe Dayana Mendoza, singer/actress Aubrey O’Day, actress/model Patricia Velásquez, and Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Teresa Giudice.

Watch as the 18 celebrity personalities as they make friends and enemies as they try to raise money and awareness for their favorite charities. 

The fifth season of Celebrity Apprentice will air on NBC, Sunday, February 12th at 9PM.

LIST OF COMPETITORS (Click to View)!

• Clay Aiken, “American Idol” runner up, pop star
• Michael Andretti, IndyCar race car driver
• Teresa Giudice, reality star of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey“
• Victoria Gotti, daughter of convicted crime boss John Gotti, reality star of “Growing Up Gotti”
• Lisa Lampanelli, comedienne
• Dayna Mendoza, former Miss Universe
• Dee Snyder, rock musician
• Paul Teutul, Sr., motorcyclist, reality star of “American Chopper”
• Arsenio Hall, talk show host, comedian
• Adam Carolla, radio host
• Lou Ferrigno, bodybuilder, “Incredible Hulk” TV actor
• Penn Jillette, magician, comedian
• George Takei, “Star Trek” actor
• Cheryl Tiegs, supermodel
• Debbie Gibson, pop star
• Tia Carrere, actress and singer
• Aubrey O’Day, singer, “Making the Band”
• Patricia Velásquez, actress and model

Thanks to Hollywood Heavy

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