Last week on Celebrity Apprentice: Clay Aiken and Arsenio Hall, the Final Two, have been tasked with having to produce, host, and sell tickets to a celebrity charity event. They’ll be responsible for all aspects of the show, including creating a thirty second charity awareness ad, and producing a variety show to entertain their guests. They themselves will be the entertainment at their show. This week; the live finale.

Donald Trump lets us know that this is an important night – so important, that he’ll need the fastest car and driver possible to get to the show at the American Museum of Na...

Previously, on Celebrity Apprentice: the Final Five was whittled down to four, when Teresa Giudice project managed her team’s assignment to a loss. But the Donald was not finished yet; he brought in last season’s Celebrity Apprentice winner John Rich, and runner up Marlee Matlin, to interview Arsenio Hall, Aubrey O’Day, Clay Aiken and Lisa Lampanelli. Based on John and Marlee’s recommendations, he fired Lisa. This week, we’ll find out the second person chopped, and have one last challenge. Next week, the winner will be chosen. Ready?

Arsenio, Aubrey and Clay wait nervously for Trump’s dec...

Last week’s double episode cost the teams Debbie Gibson and Dee Snider, and saw Aubrey O’Day walk out after an overwrought Board Room blowout between Aubrey and Arsenio Hall.

The drama continues this week, as we return to the Board Room aftermath. Arsenio, still shaking with anger and emotion, doesn’t know if he could handle Aubrey’s return. Lisa Lampanelli and Penn Jillette, returning from the Board Room, are shocked to hear about Aubrey as well. Lisa thinks the team should be worried – if Aubrey stays away, she feels their team has no chance.

Arsenio explains that he was over the top in...

During an extended three hour episode, I watched the Celebrity Apprentice last night. And I only fell asleep twice! Here’s what happened:

Last week: The teams put together parties to launch a new line of mock tail drinks. The men of Unanimous won the challenge with their beach party, and the women of Forte suffered the loss of Patricia Velasquez, who was fired. Aubrey cried crocodile tears, as she had hoped Dayana Mendoza would be the one to leave. Clay Aiken brought checks worth $50,000.00 to the National Inclusion project.

This week, the teams meet up at Trump Towers with Donald Trump a...

Last week, on Celebrity Apprentice: The teams were tasked with making a viral video. Unanimous’ male team was led by Lou Ferrigno, and the female Forte team by Tia Carrere. The men’s earlier frustration with Lou was forgotten when Clay Aiken and Arsenio Hall pointed out that Penn Jillette’s brainstorming style was not supportive of Lou’s management. Penn suddenly found himself being put forward as a possible target for firing. But the women of Forte weren’t happy either, and Tia, as Project Manager, took responsibility and sacrificed herself for her team when they lost the challenge.

The B...

Kind-hearted Lou Ferrigno had a surprise in store for a young girl suffering from muscular dystrophy - he has handed her his $50,000 earnings from The Celebrity Apprentice.

The hearing-impaired Incredible Hulk star won the money for his charity Muscular Dystrophy Association, but donated the full amount to Abbey Umali after he was moved by her story.

The bodybuilding star fought back tears as he heard of her plight, as it brought back memories of his own painful upbringing.

He said on the show, "I'm giving $50,000 that I won from my charity to Abbey... Close to birth...I lost like 80 ...

Last week, on The Celebrity Apprentice, the women’s FORTE team won the challenge, and the men of UNANIMOUS got gut punched when not one, but TWO of their team were fired. Both Adam Carolla, Project Manager, and Michael Andretti hit the road when Trump decreed that Adam’s biggest failing was not showcasing Michael’s brand power in a challenge revolving around cars. Oh, and for not naming names in the boardroom, naughty Adam. But the ladies had a few tussles that may impact the solidarity of their group before too long. Patricia Velasquez interviewed that the ‘back stabbing and lies’ must sto...

Last week, the teams designed a ‘living window display’ for Ivanka Trump’s new fashion collection. The ladies team, FORTE, won, although the men of UNANIMOUS had a strong display and great branding ideas. George Takei took one for the team, although Lou Ferrigno was once again put forward as a weak link. The men feel that Lou presents himself as a go getter offering 110% when in the Board Room, but when actually working on a challenge, only offers ideas that center around his being the Hulk.

Dayana Mendoza had been Project Manager for FORTE, so she received the $20,000.00 donation for her...

Last week, the Celebrities worked a Medieval Times angle. Lou Ferrigno hulked out when Penn Jillette mentioned his lack of focus, but it was Victoria Gotti who got the axe. Can the ladies of Forte pull it together, now that Victoria is gone, or will the men of Unanimous carry on their winning streak?

After the firing, Lisa Lampanelli swore she’d never Project Manage again, but she’s more determined than ever that Forte kick some Unanimous butt. Penn Jillette had the pleasure to present his team’s win of $40,000.00 to Linda Smith for his charity “Opportunity Village”.

This week, Ivanka Tru...

Last week, the celebs pushed ‘sammiches,’ making a record profit donation for any first week of the series, when American Chopper star Paul Teutel Sr. slightly overcharged one customer to the tune of $305,000. The men of Unanimous rocked, and walked, leaving the ladies in their dust. Although none of the women on Team Forte seemed to like Victoria Gotti’s attitude, they, and even The Donald, were not about to get on the Mob Princess’ bad side. So they axed the quietly classy, and original Supermodel Cheryl Tiegs. Looks like the ground rules have been laid; win by any means, and don’t worry...

“18 celebrities, 18 egos – all fighting to become The Celebrity Apprentice” Yep, that’s our Donald, rallying the troops. As the celebs gather, it’s hard not to share in Trump’s vision of a world ruled by his chosen few, those ‘used to be’ and ‘almost were’ C and D list celebrities who, armed only with smartphones, can strong arm their wealthy friends and fans into financially backing their charities.

What could be more frightening than Trump’s bombastic boasting? Each of the celebrities declaring their intention to win, while tiny mafia princess Victoria Gotti bluntly says “you have to wa...

Seems like my long wait for another glimpse of The Donald’s yummy son Don Jr. is nearing an end … “Celebrity Apprentice” will be back for its fifth season premiering Sunday, February 12 at 9pm EST/PST on NBC!

Another 18 celebs will be grinding it out to win the approval of Donald Trump, Don Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump in the famed boardroom. As always, the chosen include a nice mix of “who the heck is that?” “really? I thought he/she was dead!” and “oh yeah, THAT guy/girl.”

Amongst the men playing are a couple of singers - pop star Clay Aiken, and 80’s Twisted Sister frontman rock star Dee...

In a cast announcement that rivals Dancing With the Stars' reveal, Celebrity Apprentice has announced a group of varied stars that should make the fifth season memorable.

Clay Aiken, Michael Andretti, Teresa Giudice, Victoria Gotti, Lisa Lampanelli, Dayana Mendoza, Dee Snider, Paul Teutul, Sr., Arsenio Hall, Adam Carolla, Lou Ferrigno, Penn Jillette, George Takei, Cheryl Tiegs, Debbie Gibson, Tia Carrere, Aubrey O'Day, and Patricia Velásquez will all compete to become the next Celebrity Apprentice.

My picks this season:

Winner - Woman: Debbie Gibson. Musicians always have a leg-up on the...

Michael Jackson's longtime friend and fitness guru Lou Ferrigno has challenged testimony from the opening day of Dr. Conrad Murray's manslaughter trial in Los Angeles, which suggested the King of Pop was struggling with poor health in the weeks leading up to his 2009 death.

The former Incredible Hulk star has been watching the court proceedings with interest and he was baffled when another Jackson associate, choreographer Kenny Ortega, took the stand on Tuesday and told jurors the pop superstar was so sick at rehearsals two weeks before his death that he sent an email to his concert promot...

Arizona state immigration enforcers have The Incredible Hulk on their side - TV's green monster Lou Ferrigno has signed up to check the papers of suspected illegal residents.

Officials in Arizona have introduced controversial new immigration rules, which give cops the power to arrest and detain anyone they believe does not have the right to live and work in the state.

And despite widespread outrage at the new law, actor Ferrigno - who played the terrifying TV hulk in the 1970s - is one of 56 volunteers sworn in by the sheriff's office to help cops seek out illegals, according to Reuters...

Mean, green superhero the Hulk is heading back to the small screen in a new TV series. The comic book creation was first brought to life in 1970s series The Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, which was followed by a string of spin-off TV movies.

Dr. Bruce Banner and his monstrous alter-ego later transferred to the big screen with portrayals by Eric Bana and Edward Norton, while Mark Ruffalo is set to revive the character once again for upcoming movie The Avengers.

It has now been revealed that the Hulk is set for another outing in a new TV show, which is currently in deve...

Latoya Jackson is set to join her late brother's former trainer, Lou Ferrigno, as a contestant on the new season of Dancing With The Stars, according to new reports.

The singer-turned-reality TV star has been approached to compete on the celebrity talent show.

A source tells UsMagazine.com, "She is in serious discussions to join the show."

And her spokesman has refused to deny the story, stating, "She's a big fan of the show, and being from a musical family, it would be a good fit."

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The Incredible Hulk star Lou Ferrigno is set to show off his fancy footwork as a contestant on the new season of the reality show Dancing With The Stars.

The bodybuilder-turned-actor, who recently hit the headlines when it was revealed he was Michael Jackson's personal trainer up to the King of Pop's death in June, originally auditioned for the show in 2007, according to Life & Style magazine.

He says, "I had a good meeting with the producers for Dancing With the Stars, it was really positive, and they loved the idea of having me on the show."

"I've never done that type of danci...

Disorder in the court! Judge Harold T. Stone, Dan, Bull and Selma return for a rollicking second season of dispensing justice to the assorted nuts of Night Court. New to the courtroom: Noo Yawk-savvy defender Billie Young and Vietnam vet Mac Robinson, the court clerk.

On the 22-episode docket: an invisible man, a mogul madam, a lovelorn nun, hookers, pickpockets, flashers, wackos, weirdos, gonzos and great guest stars, including Michael Richards, Stella Stevens, Jack Gilford, John Astin, Lou Ferrigno and, as substitute defender Christine Sullivan, Markie Post, who will become a full-t...

Original Hulk Lou Ferrigno is planning to cash in on the 70s TV show's memorabilia, which has been gathering dust in his attic.

The 56-year-old bodybuilder collected everything available when he appeared as The Incredible Hulk on TV from 1978 to 1982 and, with the success of the latest movie adaptation, he feels sure it's time to sell up.

Ferrigno, who appears briefly as a security guard in the new Hulk movie and gives the angry green giant his voice in the film, says, "I think it might be time to sell it. I have the largest collection of Hulk memorabilia in the world - everything...

The original TV Hulk Lou Ferrigno is a huge part of the latest film about the mean green giant - he provided the grunts and roars for Edward Norton's angry alter-ego.

Ferrigno, who also plays a pizza-loving security guard in the new blockbuster, never got the chance to give The Hulk a voice in the original 1970s TV series or the much-maligned 2003 movie adaptation but he's more than making up for it now.

The 56-year-old bodybuilder says, "The (original) growl was done by Ted Cassidy, who played Lurch on The Addams Family."

Ferrigno's voice track was one of the last things to ...

(Hollywoodchicago.com) – Technology has done double-edged service and disservice to the legendary Hulk superhero character from Stan Lee’s Marvel Comics.

In peering at the CGI-created ripped body of nothing remotely reminiscent of Edward Norton, the 2008 film iteration of “The Incredible Hulk” has a leg light years up on Lou Ferrigno’s character in the 1978 television series of the “The Incredible Hulk”. Then, Ferrigno only had the luxury of makeup. The rest was the real deal.

On the other hand, Ferrigno – who treats 2008 audiences in a gasping reveal when he appears in...

Happy Birthday to Aussie singer Delta Goodrem (1984), thong lover Sisqo (1978), singer Nick Lachey (1973) of 98 Degrees, blues singer Susan Tedeschi (1970), WWE star Chris Jericho (1970), the Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno (1951), baseball Hall-of-Famer Bob Gibson (1935), astronomer Carl Sagan (1934; d. 1996), actress Dorothy Dandridge (1923; d. 1965), and Austrian screen siren Hedy Lamarr (1913; d. 2000).

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen and former The Incredible Hulk star Lou Ferrigno will join showman Wayne Newton and Beverly Hills 90210 castmates Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth on the new season of TV show Dancing With The Stars.

The full cast of dancing hopefuls will be announced on Wednesday, but, according to a leaked report, the new season of the show could be it's most colorful yet.

Pop star Aaron Carter, actress Jane Seymour, sports tycoon Mark Cuban and boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. will also foxtrot, tango and waltz on the talent show, while Spice Girls star Mel B is in negotiati...

Happy Birthday to Aussie singer Delta Goodrem (1984), thong lover Sisqo (1978), singer Nick Lachey (1973) of 98 Degrees, blues singer Susan Tedeschi (1970), WWE star Chris Jericho (1970), the Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno (1951), baseball Hall-of-Famer Bob Gibson (1935), astronomer Carl Sagan (1934; d. 1996), actress Dorothy Dandridge (1923; d. 1965), and Austrian screen siren Hedy Lamarr (1913; d. 2000).

It's an eclectic mix of DVD releases this week. First, check out the second season of HBO series Carnivale. The final battle between Good and Evil is looming, and two men are on a collision course that could determine the fate of the world. The first season of the Incredible Hulk is also available, starring everyone's favorite green-skinned man Lou Ferrigno. Or check out the fourth season of The Pretender, which centers on a man who could assume any personality and handle any job at a second's notice.

Eighties icons Tiffany, Cyndi Lauper, Kelly LeBrock and Charlene Tilton are teaming up to toast the decade that made them superstars in a new ad campaign for game makers Trivial Pursuit. The girls will help pitch the new Trivial Pursuit Totally '80s Edition quiz game on TV.

Other forgotten stars who will appear in the fun new campaign include former Miami Vice star Philip Michael Thomas, TV's Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno and top 80s child actor Corey Feldman.

The campaign will mark new territory for singer Lauper - she'll make her directing debut with the ad. The thrilled sin...

The Incredible Hulk star Lou Ferrigno has found a new calling as a Los Angeles County Sheriff. The weightlifter-turned-actor began training for his new role last September and will be sworn in as a reserve deputy sheriff on Feb. 13. The former world champion bodybuilder received extensive training in firearms, first aid and high-speed defensive driving techniques.

He says, "I have a tremendous respect for the men and women in law enforcement. I am proud to be part of the team helping keep Los Angeles County safe."

Ferrigno played the enraged green monster in The Incredible Hulk fr...

Happy Birthday to Aussie singer Delta Goodrem (1984), thong lover Sisqo (1978), 98 Degrees singer and Jessica Simpson's husband Nick Lachey (1973), blues singer Susan Tedeschi (1970), WWE star Chris Jericho (1970), Salt-n-Pepa singer Sandy "Pepa" Denton (1969), the Incredible Hulk's Lou Ferrigno (1951), baseball Hall-of-Famer Bob Gibson (1935), astronomer Carl Sagan (1934; d. 1996), actress Dorothy Dandridge (1923; d. 1965), and Austrian screen siren Hedy Lamarr (1913; d. 2000).

Adam West (Batman) will guest star as himself in an upcoming superhero-themed episode of The King of Queens on Monday, Oct. 24 on CBS. With the annual Sci-Fi Convention just around the corner, Spence (Patton Oswalt) asks Doug's (Kevin James) neighbor, Lou Ferrigno, to attend the event as his guest in order to up his credibility among his sci-fi buddies.

After Ferrigno reluctantly agrees, Spence spots Adam West in the subway and decides that Batman would score more points than the Incredible Hulk and persuades West to join him at the event. Spence's plan goes awry when he discovers t...