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...Pats are also arresting because in order to build this historic team, Belichick changed the game plan. To give Brady better targets to throw to, he traded for both the troubled Moss and Dolphins wideout Wes Welker. He also picked up receiver Donté Stallworth in free agency and signed linebacker Adalius Thomas to a five-year, $35 million deal, the richest unrestricted free-agent contract in team history. For a franchise known for steadily building teams through the draft, low-profile trades and free-agent deals, this overhaul was unexpected...
...Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth says she knew what she was in for when she watched a screening of the first episode of ?The Apprentice? in 2004. Omarosa, who has since dropped her entire last name, threw a party to celebrate the show?s premiere, but says she was shocked and horrified to see herself portrayed as stern and hostile. And that was just the beginning. ?I felt good when I left the show. I had done well and thought I had the respect of my cast mates,? says Omarosa. ?After watching the first episode I knew there was trouble brewing...
...what about contestants? Once Frankenbitten, twice shy? Kozer feels badly used by Fox, but Baker says he would do Amazing Race again, albeit more self-consciously. Likewise, says perhaps the biggest reality villain ever, Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth of The Apprentice, who says the show demonized her. "When I was a good girl, there were no cameras on," she says. "The minute I started arguing, there was a camera shooting me from every angle." She was vilified by viewers across the country. But she has since gone on to do Fear Factor and to play host to Style Network's Oscar...
...sure whether it was the duplicity or the diva trips that got abrasive go-getter Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth fired from the first season of The Apprentice. But she has already proved a master at her next task-- self-promotion...
...before he had a hit TV show. The Apprentice hasn't just boosted the promotional possibilities for Donald Trump's next book; it also has inspired a lot of new authors, whose books will appear in time for the show's second season. That doesn't include Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, whose publicist says she's working on a book that will be "completely unrelated" to her Apprentice notoriety. Given the competition, that might be smart. --By Jonathan Rick...