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Trump to disband teams, pick 'The Apprentice: Los Angeles' final four
April 3, 2007
For Donald Trump, seeing two heads roll is apparently better than one.
Jerry Springer replacing Regis Philbin as 'America's Got Talent' host
March 6, 2007
NBC has announced that talk show host and reality television veteran Jerry Springer will host America's Got Talent, the variety-talent competition that showcases performers from across the country and let's America choose the winner, when the reality competition series returns for a second season this summer.
Aaron Altscher becomes the fifth 'The Apprentice 6' candidate fired
February 12, 2007
Deemed to be a "nice guy" but a poor leader, Aaron Altscher, a 25-year-old community sales manager from Fredericksburg, Virginia, was fired during Sunday night's broadcast of the fifth episode of NBC's The Apprentice: Los Angeles.
Michelle Sorro quits 'The Apprentice: Los Angeles' after losing her task
January 22, 2007
For the first time in three seasons, an Apprentice candidate has quit the Donald Trump reality show, with The Apprentice: Los Angeles contestant Michelle Sorro, a 34-year-old real estate consultant from Los Angeles, CA, deciding -- moments before she was very likely to be fired anyways -- that the competition's Survivor-like backyard living conditions weren't what she "had originally signed up for."
Martin Han Clarke becomes the first 'The Apprentice 6' candidate fired
January 8, 2007
Deemed to be a pompous intellectual who just wouldn't fit into The Trump Organization's "nitty-gritty" world, Martin Han Clarke, a 37-year-old attorney and professor from Atlanta, GA, was the first candidate fired during last night's broadcast of the first episode of NBC's The Apprentice: Los Angeles.
NBC reveals 'The Apprentice 6' contestants, new season twists
December 6, 2006
NBC has revealed the identities of the eighteen candidates who will be competing on the upcoming Los Angeles-based sixth edition of The Apprentice. However given the bikinis and newly-disclosed twists that the season will apparently feature, perhaps reality TV producer Mark Burnett should have called it Survivor: Los Angeles.