• Donald Trump lands million dollar a speech speaking contract

  January 22, 2005
  The Learning Annex has announced that New York developer Donald Trump will present three classes in 2005 for $1 million for each class.
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  "Street smarts" wins first 'Apprentice 3' task, Magna's Todd gets fired

  January 21, 2005
  The third season of NBC's The Apprentice returned to the airwaves last night, with this season's first business lesson being that while Burger King's "have it your way" slogan might be an excellent approach to burger design, it apparently doesn't work so well when one attempts to apply it to project management.

• Palm Beach rejects Donald Trump's wedding fireworks request

  January 21, 2005
  The Palm Beach Town Council met in special session to snuff out a request for fireworks at the wedding of Donald Trump and Melania Knauss.

• Donald Trump among 2005 World Book Encyclopedia's new entries

  January 20, 2005
  After 13 years of keeping "The Donald" waiting, the Chicago-based World Book has decided to put the real estate and casino mogul in the encyclopedia.

• Donald Trump's upcoming wedding said to cost millions

  January 20, 2005
  The third wedding of reality TV star and businessman Donald Trump could turn out to be the most lavish U.S. wedding of the year.

• 'Apprentice's Donald Trump preparing for January 22 wedding

  January 10, 2005
  Billionaire and TV star Donald Trump has been preparing for his third wedding in Palm Beach, Fla., the New York Post reported Monday.
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  NBC announces identities of 'The Apprentice 3' contestants

  December 26, 2004
  NBC has revealed the identities and background information of the eighteen highly-schooled bookworm and school of hard knocks graduates that will compete on the third season of The Apprentice beginning January 20 at 8PM ET/PT.
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  Kelly Perdew trumps Jennifer Massey to become The Donald's second 'Apprentice'

  December 17, 2004
  Donald Trump's latest The Apprentice lesson: It pays to be bland -- and if you want to work for him, being passive and subservient also doesn't hurt. Rejecting feisty 30-year-old lawyer Jennifer Massey, The Donald instead selected uncharismatic 37-year-old software executive Kelly Perdew to serve as his apprentice during Thursday's season finale of the second edition of the popular NBC reality show.

• CBS announces 'Survivor 11' and 'Survivor 12' to air in 2005-2006 season

  December 15, 2004
  CBS announced today that it has ordered two more editions of Survivor, network television's longest running and most successful reality series. The two new editions, the show's eleventh and twelfth, will be broadcast in the 2005-2005 season.

• 'The Apprentice' insider beats online gambling website bookies

  December 14, 2004
  An online gaming site will honor its debt and pay $10,000 to a bettor who had inside information on the outcome of the "The Apprentice" program, Zap2it.com said.

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