This season's contestants include Master Illusionist Penn Gillette of Penn & Teller; pop icon Debbie Gibson; comedian and "Internet trailblazer" Adam Carolla, who gets a 2.5 more seconds of screen time for admitting, apropos of nothing, "I lost my...

Though the first episode didn't fully deliver on Trump's prediction, there was plenty to talk about. And in the end, it was Cheryl Tiegs who couldn't cut it. Tiegs was among a who's-who cast of celebritydom: singer/"American Idol" runner-up Clay Aiken,...

Or Aubrey O’Day saying, “I have a tendency to be heavily charming, so I am an amazing candidate for being out on the streets.” (She ended with “…to get people to come into the restaurant,” but it’s more fun without that.) Adam Carolla was especially...

But, surprisingly, it was something that the likes of Penn Jillette, Clay Aiken, Lou Ferrigno and George Takei excelled at doing. (By the way, Aiken had a point that there's a frat boy feel to this season's men's team, “Unanimous” - and how lame is...

'I think she worked really really hard but she brought in no money,' Velasquez said of Tiegs. She added that Gotti's accident and subsequent injury was an issue because when she tried to contact her following the car crash the women were worried. ...

The American model and actress failed to impress Donald Trump in the boardroom, after he had split them into gender based teams – men vs women – for this week’s task. George Takei, Lou Ferrigno, Michael Andretti, Adam Carolla, Arsenio Hall, Clay Aiken,...