• Author: Celebrities suffer from fame addiction

  November 30, 2004
  Celebrities' whining about a lack of privacy, but then acting out in public to draw paparazzi attention, may be exhibiting a form of addiction.

• 'Sideways' leads Spirit Award nominees with six nominations

  November 30, 2004
  The comedy "Sideways" led the field with six nominations as nominees were announced in Los Angeles Tuesday for the 20th Independent Spirit Awards.

• Bravo's Heidi Klum-hosted 'Project Runway' fashion design competition to premiere December 1

  November 24, 2004
  Bravo's Project Runway fashion designer competition, a spinoff of sorts of Miramax's Project Greenlight filmmaking series that was dropped by HBO but later picked up by Bravo, will premiere Wednesday, December 1 at 10PM ET/PT. Hosted by supermodel Heidi Klum, Project Runway will give aspiring designers a chance to break into the notoriously difficult-to-crack fashion world via an America's Next Top Model-like competition format.

• Fox's 'Nanny 911' premieres to 8.6 million viewers, wins young demos

  November 10, 2004
  Just as with this summer's Trading Spouses/Wife Swap controversy, Fox again beat ABC to the airwaves with its Nanny 911 child rearing knockoff of ABC's upcoming Supernanny. And once again, it looks like the decision appears to have paid off for Fox.

• Spike TV's 'The Club' business reality show to premiere November 10

  November 8, 2004
  Spike TV's The Club, a new The Restaurant-like reality series that chronicles Las Vegas nightclub owner Ed Williams' attempts to relaunch his establishment so that it can better compete with the Vegas Strip gaming hotels, will premiere Wednesday, November 10 at 9PM ET/PT.
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  Raj Bhakta breaks down wall to become ninth 'Apprentice 2' boot

  November 5, 2004
  Despite being one of the few project managers willing to accept blame for his team's mistakes, the skirt-chasing Raj Bhakta became the ninth casualty of Donald Trump's "boardroom" on NBC's The Apprentice 2 -- though it appeared that Raj's biggest mistakes came in the boardroom, not the task.
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  Elizabeth Jarosz flip-flops as manager and becomes eighth 'Apprentice 2' firing

  October 29, 2004
  Maybe flip-flopping is the new trend in reality TV, but California consultant Elizabeth Jarosz found out that, as a strategy on NBC's The Apprentice 2, it's a dud. As a result, in the season's eighth episode, Elizabeth became the eighth candidate fired by Donald Trump.
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  Stacy Rotne becomes seventh contestant fired as 'Apprentice 2' goes to the dogs

  October 22, 2004
  In the seventh epsiode of NBC's The Apprentice 2, the teams "restructured," and diminutive lawyer Stacy Rotne became the seventh of the original eighteen contestants to be fired by Donald Trump.

• NBC to air a 'Fiance'-like '$25 Million Dollar Hoax' series beginning November 8

  October 18, 2004
  If you enjoy reality hoax shows, happy days are here. In addition to the My Big Fat Obnoxious Boss and Ashton Kutcher-hosted You've Got A Friend programs that Fox and MTV will be premiering in the next few weeks, NBC has announced that it is also getting into the act with a three-episode The $25 Million Dollar Hoax reality series airing in November.
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  John Willenborg lacks model behavior and becomes sixth victim on 'Apprentice 2'

  October 15, 2004
  In the sixth episode of NBC's The Apprentice 2, the all-women Apex team finally broke its four-challenge losing streak, leading to the firing of John Willenborg, the project manager for the men's Mosaic team. Three men and three women have now been fired by Donald Trump from the original eighteen contestants.

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