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Who's Donald's Hair
January 13, 2005

Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth may have made your blood boil, and Sam Solovey came from another planet. But the true star of the reality TV show The Apprentice was The Donald himself.

Trump has an ego the size of some of his buildings and his bird's nest (aka hairdo) should have got a credit and pay cheque all of its own, but he made for compulsive television watching (even when reading from the telly-prompt).

The catchphrase "You're fired!" became so popular that The Don filed to trademark the phrase.

Hot news is that SABC3 will now be producing a local version of The Apprentice. They hope to air the show from mid-year. But who will the producers find to play the Trump role?

Tonight staffers brainstormed long and hard. Although no-one was fired, some were outsourced after outlandish nominations.

Our final hot list of SA business supremo's include Patrice Motsepe (who rivals Donald in the financial stakes); Maria Ramos (who has more balls than most of her colleagues); Sol Kerzner (need we say more?); Tito Mboweni (a man of steel encased in a charming exterior); Bernard Jay (his own favourite marketing tool); Tokyo Sexwale (who likes being in charge) and Brett Kebble (tough nosed, but also needs to rethink his hairdo).

Send your suggestions and votes to tonight@star.co.za and we will pass them on to the public broadcaster.

And in a new low for reality programmes, producers in London and New York are co-developing a reality series that pits a group of male contestants against each other for the honour of serving as a sperm donor to a woman willing to be impregnated.
      











 MOVIES
Jack and the tiny folk 
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 MUSIC
VIDEO: Lekker 'zef' music is our Antwoord to Eminem 
CD review: Rann 
 TV & RADIO
Dreamylicious hunks? Not so many... 
Button up - February 09, 2010 
 FOOD & DRINK
Table for two a recipe for love 
Good times should always come with the perfect tipple 
 READING MATTERS
Literati question authenticity of Larsson's work 
Book review: Alex Cross's Trial 
 STAGE
Fails to live up to high expectations 
Showbiz disciple 
 PEOPLE
On the road to a new life 
Getting to know... Marc Lottering 
 FASHION
Victoria's handbag fetish is no secret 
AbbaWorld opens in London 
 ART
Gauteng gallery guide - February 05, 2010 
War of the words puts thought above plot 
 DVD & VIDEO
DVD review: Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani 
Bollywood DVD releases - February 01, 2010 
 KID'S STUFF
Kid's play with The Joining 
Be there or be square 

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