Donald Trump is back to speech a impertinent pack of B- and C-level eminent people on a new season of "The Celebrity Apprentice," which debuts at 9 p.m. Sunday on NBC, Channel 4. Fans can twig a glimpse online at nbc.com/the-celebrity-apprentice before the premiere.
In the meantime, the 16 "celebrities" competing this occasion are, in alphabetical order: 1. Clint Black, nation music star; 2. Andrew Dice Clay, comedian; 3. Annie Duke, poker champion; 4. Tom Green, comedian; 5. Natalie Gulbis, golf champion; 6.
Scott Hamilton, figure-skating legend; 7. Jesse James, reality-TV star; 8. Claudia Jordan, style and actress; 9. Khloe Kardashian, reality-TV star; 10. Brian McKnight, R&B singer; 11. Joan Rivers, comedian; 12.
Melissa Rivers, TV horde and Joan's daughter; 13. Brande Roderick, "Playboy" buddy of the year; 14. Dennis Rodman, retired NBA idol and one-time Detroit Piston; 15. Hershel Walker, retired NFL star; 16. Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins, R&B singer.
On other shows, low-ranking celebrities conflict by doing the cha cha. On "The Celebrity Apprentice," it's the men vs. the women as they strive in business-driven tasks for a risk to prompt viewers they are still alive, while raising paper money for charities they support. I don't differentiate about you, but I espouse dancing.
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