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Michael Johnson Exits 'Celebrity Apprentice' (VIDEO)
by Chris Harnick, posted Apr 12th 2010 11:10AM
Olympic champion Michael Johnson bowed out of the 'Celebrity Apprentice' (Sun., 9PM on NBC) competition last night. Johnson didn't divulge many details, but told Donald Trump he was leaving the show for personal reasons involving his son.
"What's the problem, are you fighting with the wife?" Trump asked. "It's just a personal issue," Johnson said. The Olympian seemed hopeful that he'd be able to return, but the Donald shot that down citing the unfairness to other contestants.
Watch the video after the jump.
Things I Hate About TV: Celebs Screwing Their Charities on Reality Shows
by Joel Keller, posted Apr 4th 2010 3:02PM

It's a time-honored tradition in the world of TV: a celebrity goes on a game show or reality contest, playing for his or her favorite charity. Then, instead of buckling down and trying his or her hardest to get as much money as possible for that charity, they laugh and joke as they either go down in flames on the show, or -- even worse -- don't look like they're even trying.
The latest case of this happened on last week's 'Celebrity Apprentice.' And, with the next episode set to air tonight, I wanted to talk about why the results from last week got me so annoyed.
Darryl Strawberry Quits 'Celebrity Apprentice'? (VIDEO)
by Aimee Deeken, posted Mar 29th 2010 9:40AM
Did baseball legend Darryl Strawberry choose to take one for the team on 'Celebrity Apprentice' (Sun., 9PM ET on NBC), or did he simply give up?Though Olympian Michael Johnson was responsible for Team Rocksolid's loss, Strawberry told Donald Trump, "I'd rather take the hit." The Donald was skeptical.
Watch the video after the jump.
'Celebrity Apprentice 2': Who Will Win?
by Chris Jordan, posted Mar 11th 2010 4:00PM
Fired up for a new season of 'The Celebrity Apprentice'? Fourteen celebs -- of varying levels of celebrity-dom -- are working for a bonus of $250,000 to be donated to a charity of their choice. And maybe a chance to spark up a little interest in their careers, too.Business mogul Donald Trump will do the firing once again, aided by son Donald Trump Jr., daughter Ivanka Trump and long-time adviser George H. Ross on this third season of 'Celebrity Apprentice.' The teams, incidentally, are divided by sex.
The action starts 9 PM ET Sunday on NBC. Before then, we've studied the field and calibrated who the likely winner will be.
See for yourself after the jump.
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