Thursday 23 September, 2021
We take a look at the good, bad and the bizarre of Ireland’s TV past every Wednesday in The Tube.
A new book by former Apprentice star Omarosa Manigault Newman claims recordings exist of Trump using the N-word.
Omarosa Manigault Newman says there’s tapes to prove it.
The investment will support an estimated 2,300 additional apprentices.
Schwarzenegger later responded to the US President.
But the bank denies the claims from prominent Irish businesswoman Jackie Lavin.
Summer Zervos’s lawsuit claims that Trump lied when responding to allegations that he tried to kiss and grope her without her consent.
And Arnie had a suitably withering response for the president elect’s barb about the actor’s ratings for his Apprentice TV show.
The gin was called Colony, for starters. *facepalm*
Sure what’s a friendly shoulder tackle between lads?
Just 52 of them in fact. But is there more than just gender stereotypes behind the exclusion of women from so many established professions?
Life changing spoilers within.
We miss the tache already.
The story of how so many people can f**k up so badly. Spoilers within.
“If it’s alright, I’d like to just quickly say, thank you for the opportunity but I would like to exit the process at this point”.
MASSIVE spoilers within.
Needless to say, it didn’t work out.
Stuart Baggs was found dead at his home in the Isle of Man last week.
The network said the decision was made after the billionaire’s recent derogatory statements about immigrants.
Here are the shows that’ll be on your Twitter timeline later.
Tommie Rose bought goodies from discount stores and sold them on at marked-up price. What a crafty kid.
Who wouldn’t tune in to see Keano on the apprentice?
Here are the shows that’ll be on your Twitter timeline later.
The US billionaire added the Doonbeg Golf Club & Lodge to his portfolio back in February for a reported €15 million.
Alan Sugar’s new business partner was revealed to a mixed reaction.
The controversial reality star certainly doesn’t like to keep her mouth shut…
They’re all full of crap, but can you distinguish the fact from the fiction?
The show returned to the BBC last night.
Once the most Republican of Republicans, the billionaire has officially left the party – only to ensure that Obama can be beaten next year.
TV3 said that a newspaper report saying the show was being cancelled was “untrue and misleading”.
Viewers will also get a chance to catch the conclusion of The Apprentice and X Factors on both sides of the Atlantic this Christmas…
The broadcaster’s new 3player will allow viewers to watch shows including X Factor on mobile devices.
Hunt, best known for his appearance on last year’s TV3 series of The Apprentice, wants to take Brian Lenihan’s old seat.
