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  Michael Tarshi becomes the fifth 'Apprentice 3' contestant to be fired

  February 18, 2005
  After failing the previous two weeks, Michael Tarshi finally succeeded in getting himself fired from The Apprentice 3.
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  Danny Kastner becomes the third 'Apprentice 3' candidate to be fired, Verna quits

  February 4, 2005
  Don't look now, but the members of The Apprentice 3's college-educated Magna corporation are dropping like flies -- but given who they're losing, it might be the best thing that could happen to them.

• Actor Tom Wilde dies at 88

  February 1, 2005
  Actor Tom Wilde, who once played the Marlboro Man in a TV commercial and went on to teach, died last week from complications from a stroke. He was 88.

• Bad handwriting prevents student from entering nursing

  January 3, 2005
  An Australian woman's bad handwriting may have cost her an opportunity to become a nurse.
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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.

• Study: Men prefer to wed secretary rather than boss

  December 14, 2004
  Successful women are at a disadvantage when it comes to marriage since men prefer a subordinate to a superior, a University of Michigan study concludes.

• FOX announces identities of 'The Next Great Champ' boxers

  July 10, 2004
  Give Fox credit -- it isn't bashful about trying to steal Mark Burnett's idea.

• Endemol's 'Star Academie' rules Canada CDs, as Stephanie Lapointe wins season 2

  April 21, 2004
  Once again, the Francophones and the Anglophones are headed in different directions on the Canadian music charts -- and it's all based on which reality-TV music program predominates.

• Adam Mesh picks Samantha Trenk over Rachel Goetz in 'Average Joe: Adam Returns'

  April 6, 2004
  So much for the idea that men would be less shallow than women on NBC's Average Joe.

• NBC reveals the identities of Adam Mesh's 'Average Joe: Adam Returns' suitors

  March 11, 2004
  NBC has revealed the names and photos of the nineteen women who will be competing for the heart of original Average Joe series runner-up Adam Mesh in his upcoming Average Joe: Adam Returns series.

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