'Celebrity Apprentice': Aubrey O'Day talks Fidel Castro, her controversial …

Last week, Celebrity Apprentice left us with a good ol' fashioned cliffhanger. Either Clay Aiken, Arsenio Hall, or Aubrey O'Day was about to be fired — leaving the other two to compete for the Celebrity Apprentice crown.

“Criminal Minds” Wednesday, “Grey's Anatomy,” “The Mentalist” and “30 Rock” Thursday, “Shark Tank,” “Grimm,” and “Supernatural” Friday, “Saturday Night Live” Saturday and “The Simpsons” and “Celebrity Apprentice” Sunday. A few are gone forever,

HOBART | Michelle Higel made it no secret who she was going to root for Sunday during the penultimate episode of NBC's reality TV show "Celebrity Apprentice." Aiken and fellow finalist Arsenio Hall are competing for $250000. Aiken is pursuing the money

The penultimate episode of "The Celebrity Apprentice" (Sun., 9 pm. ET on NBC) offered up perhaps the most shocking elimination yet.

by Dalton Ross She was one of the most polarizing characters in Celebrity Apprentice history — a remarkable feat when you consider some of the people that have done time on that show. But Aubrey O'Day's quest for the Celebrity Apprentice crown came to

With JPMorgan Chase's Ina Drew Out, Few Top Wall Street Women Left Standing

For Immediate Release. Chicago, IL – May 14, 2012 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks

Three JPMorgan Chase executives will take the fall for the “Fail Whale” trades that have so far cost the firm $2 billion.

After a stunning $2 billion trading loss, JPMorgan Chase's chief investment officer, Ina Drew, 55, will step down. The 30-year banking veteran oversaw the London unit responsible for the ill-fated trades and was one of three resignations announced so

Three JPMorgan Chase executives will take the fall for the “Fail Whale” trades that have so far cost the firm $2 billion.

Mark Greene believes that the regulation of the banking industry, despite reform, remains ineffective. The Huffington Post reports that on Meet the Press yesteray, a contrite Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, admitted his bank was “dead

What Chris Bosh injury means for Heat

US Olympic men's basketball managing director Jerry Colangelo is thankful for a few extra days to consider a final roster after a flurry of injuries during the NBA playoffs. Miami's Chris Bosh, out indefinitely with a strained abdominal muscle after an

By Tom Haberstroh Miami needs a pick-me-up if Chris Bosh is out for significant time. Can they pull it off against Indiana? Heat coach Erik Spoelstra often says that Chris Bosh is the most irreplaceable player on the Heat. Not best, but most critical.

Layne Murdoch/Getty Images Bruce Bowen tells Colin about Lakers-Thunder, Chris Bosh, LeBron James, flopping and much more. ESPN NBA analyst Bruce Bowen shares his thoughts on flopping, Chris Bosh's injury, Lakers-Thunder, LeBron James and more.

This type of injury is tough to judge and, without the Heat giving any sort of timetable, it's difficult to guess how severe Bosh's injury is — meaning whether it keeps him out for two games or two weeks is largely up in the air.

MIAMI (AP) — Heat center Chris Bosh missed the second half of the opening game of Miami's Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Indiana Pacers on Sunday because of what the team called a lower abdominal injury. Bosh was scheduled for an MRI

JPMorgan CIO chief Drew quits after trading loss

By Daniel Bases | NEW YORK (Reuters) – Moody's Investors Service on Monday said JPMorgan Chase & Co's $2 billion trading loss is a negative development for the bank's bondholders. JPMorgan's credit rating of Aa3, firmly ensconced in investment grade

Press Release: An investigation for current long term investors in JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) shares over potential breaches of fiduciary duties by certain officer and directors was announced and JPM stockholders

* Global markets lower on Greece, China growth worries * Economically sensitive stocks weaker * JPMorgan shares down, CIO Ina Drew leaves firm * S&P 500 hovers near support at 1340 * Indexes down: Dow 0.7 pct, S&P 0.7 pct, Nasdaq 0.6 pct By Ryan

JPM says Ina Drew to retire after 30 years * Departure follows losses on derivatives trades * Matt Zames to take Drew's position * Mike Cavanagh to oversee response to losses * CEO Dimon says loss could reach $3 bln or more By Matt Scuffham and David

In a development that would make Dostoevsky turn in his grave, we learn that the first three casualites of Fail-Whalegate have been identified.From the WSJ:Three high-ranking officers are expected to leave J.P. Morgan

With JPMorgan Chase's Ina Drew Out, Few Top Wall Street Women Left Standing

JP Morgan Chase was “sloppy” and “stupid” in making moves that resulted in a $2 billion loss, according to bank chairman Jamie Dimon. In a taped interview with NBC's “Meet the Press,” Dimon acknowledged the nation's

BOSTON, May 14, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) — The Investment Losses and Shareholder Rights Law Firm of Gilman Law LLP is investigating potential claim for Breach of Fiduciary Duty on behalf of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Shareholders ("JPMorgan" or the "Company")

Three JPMorgan Chase executives will take the fall for the “Fail Whale” trades that have so far cost the firm $2 billion.

The Chase disaster gives us a much-needed a glimpse into our corrupt political system, its Wall Street paymasters, and the media voices that allow people like Jamie Dimon to escape scrutiny.

Mark Greene believes that the regulation of the banking industry, despite reform, remains ineffective. The Huffington Post reports that on Meet the Press yesteray, a contrite Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, admitted his bank was “dead

What Jamie Dimon didn't tell you on 'Meet the Press'

themselves in unenviable positions that has nothing to do with yoga so much as the go-around-come-around things embattled JP Morgan führer Jamie Dimon once said at a dinner party that are now making the rounds (and making him look not so great).

Lots of people on Wall Street probably can't spell it, but it doesn't mean many of them aren't feeling at least a tinge of it when it comes to Jamie Dimon. Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and the closest thing to a rock star on Wall

Ina Drew — the JP Morgan executive who famously loves crises — is out; it seems the buck for the $2 billion trading loss in her unit has stopped with her.

The Chase disaster gives us a much-needed a glimpse into our corrupt political system, its Wall Street paymasters, and the media voices that allow people like Jamie Dimon to escape scrutiny.

Jamie Dimon's plan to enfeeble the Dodd-Frank reforms, specifically the Volcker rule, has blown up spectacularly. Apparently JPM was so confident that their interpretation of the hedging exemption would prevail, that they got

'America's Got Talent': Nick Cannon And Howie Mandel Talk Howard Stern Dynamic …

The NBC top rated summer series from producers FremantleMedia North America and Simon Cowell's SYCO Television, returns with the hottest performers from across the country ready to compete in the blockbuster reality show's seventh season.

americas-got-talent-judges-howard-stern.jpg "America's Got Talent" is poised to have a very different look and feel to it when it premieres Monday night, May 14. Radio host and so-called "shock jock" Howard Stern is taking

In our home we LOVE America's Got Talent and watch it faithfully every year. For those of you that follow our blog regularly, you know that we met Recycled Percussion in Las Vegas earlier this year, from a past AGT show.

So this is a conundrum for me. I adore AGT. Love it. Watch it faithfully with the kids. But… I detest Howard Stern. Like, with all my heart. Like, deeply. Like, a lot. I'd rather French kiss Piers Morgan than support anything connected to Howard Stern.

It was really weird when the squirrel got in the pool and water-skied,” “America's Got Talent's” newest judge, Howard Stern, says. “I was disturbed.”