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Model Carol Alt is last female standing on The Celebrity Apprentice - NBC photo

Video Beat EXTRA - STAR WORLD SHORT CHANGED ON AMERICAN IDOL MARATHON

James Loving - National Radio Text Service

Model Carol Alt is only female remaining on the Celebrity Apprentice - Due to Channel V's continuing to foul of the schedule the Top Model final went out on a whimper this past Sunday as the show went on 45 minutes early - Star World Channel NOT TEL TRUE when they advertised an American 10 hour marathon of seasons 6 and 7 on two consecutive Sunday's

Wednesday January 7, 2009

CELEBRITY APPRENTICE WINDS DOWN

DID YOU KNOW?

Celebrity Apprentice contestant CAROL ALT is the only female remaining in the competition and she is the only female to win as a project manager. Alt has had: 27-year career. She has twice graced the cover of the coveted Sports Illustrated Magazine's Swimsuit Edition. Alt has stared in over 50 movies, series, miniseries and episodic television in America and Abroad.

She is the recipient of Three European Telegattos (Emmy awards) one European "Oscar" Moda, The Mont Blanc Award, The Best Award, The Golden Ticket Box-Office Award ( for the most box office sales for a film in one year), The Certificate del Arte from The European Film Commission and The Umbra Award. Called "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World" by Playboy Magazine and "The Next Million Dollar Face" by Life Magazine.

She has graced the covers of over 700 magazines, several posters, two workout videos and numerous calendars, she is a one-woman conglomerate! Having lost track of the number of advertising campaigns, commercials, interviews, hosting jobs and endorsement contracts that have created this enormously successful and lasting career.

She is credited as being "The model that started the Supermodel trend" by John Casablanca the owner of Elite Models. Alt tosses off that title as the result of necessity being the mother of invention. The necessity of a fourth Elite division of models who worked everyday -- who were career professionals, made Alt the first ever "Super Elite Model in the Super Elite Division." The press thereby dubbing her the first "Supermodel."

CELEBRITY APPRENTICE PIERS MORGAN'S PARTING SHOT

With Omarosa fired and out of Piers Morgan's hair his parting words prior to her being switched to the other team by Donald Trump since he noticed how much they disliked each other, "It's like replacing the devil with Nelson Madela." He also added "I don't ever want to talk to Omarosa again in my entire life." She was fired two episodes later.

MORE TOP MODEL LOST THE PLOT

The Australia's Top Model season 4 proved to be a waste as the two girls selected to be in the final two were the most disrespectful of the other contestants. Their off color comments and criticisms of the girls set a bad example for other Top Model hopefuls. By their poor behavior is indicates that the show approves of ignorant individuals. When the question is asked what does it take to be America's Next Top Model after watching the Australian version one s to wonder just what does it take.

MORE TOP MODEL

One of the principals of the show is former Olympic swimming champion Ian Thorpe. Wearing black clothing much of the time when he was on the show in season four he noticeably had put on mucho pounds/kilos. Thorpe needs to get back in the pool and work off that fat. It certainly doesn't represent what the shows preach about being fit. The same applies to Tyra Banks who had loaded on the poundage and in line for the shows title to be changed to BIG MOMMA'S Next Top Model. Tyra, please... we know you admit you enjoy eating but hey girl� watch what you eat.

Due to Channel V's continuing to foul of the schedule the Top Model final went out on a whimper this past Sunday as the show went on 45 minutes early. To catch the final perhaps there is a chance this Friday. In the past Channel V has repeated the Sunday show on Friday but given programming chief Freddy Tan's poor planning the show MIGHT NOT GO ON. Tan did have the time to appear on a program focused on Channel V's intern program. Hopefully they're training someone who knows how to schedule.

STAR WORLD NOT TELL TRUE

When in Asia one learns how to speak broken English. In many ways it's a source of survival since many who speak very little English understand you better if you speak broken English. Thus we have taken the liberty of using broken English when we say the Star World Channel NOT TELL TRUE when they advertised an American Idol 10 hour marathon of seasons 6 and 7 on two consecutive Sunday's.

What they did was televise the AUDITION SHOWS of season 6 this past Sunday. They did show the entire final show in which Jordan Sparks took the title over Blake Lewis. So�. we can expect more of the same this Sunday for season 7 which was the last series to air.

That series featured the two David's, Cook and Archuleta in which Cook won. The program started around mid day around 1 PM but varies given the varied times in the countries in the region (i.e.) Hong Kong (yes we know it's not a country), Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines. Though the half truth and not televising the entire series as one might believe the auditions are more comical and entertaining in their own way. Given that situation we will excuse Star World of somewhat misleading the public.

Make note the new series season 8 will begin Wednesday January 14th so fasten your seat belts and ready your teeth guard for some of Simon Cowell's caustic and abusive comments.

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