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Fans of The Apprentice can now relive the hit reality show, as Amazon has officially made it available to stream on Prime Video. The first season of the series, which originally premiered in 2004, is now available in the United States. Starting today, March 10, new seasons will be added every Monday until April 27.

The Apprentice was hosted by Donald Trump, who later became the 45th President of the United States. The show was known for its intense business challenges, dramatic boardroom scenes, and Trump’s signature catchphrase: “You’re fired!”

Trump himself reacted to the news, saying he is looking forward to watching the show again: “I look forward to watching this show myself—such great memories, and so much fun, but most importantly, it was a learning experience for all of us!” he said in a statement.

Produced by legendary TV producer Mark Burnett, The Apprentice was a massive success when it first aired.

Donald Trump is, aside from being the President of the United States, also known for his appearances in the entertainment industry. We know he’s had cameos in various movies and series, but he also had a show of his own, as most of you will know.

The Apprentice was a reality-style competition show that assessed the business capabilities of a group of people. The show ran for a total of 15 seasons and was, for the most part, hosted by Trump himself. The prize? Well, a one-year $250,000 starting contract to promote one of Donald Trump’s properties. So yeah, it all about Donald in the end.

Related: Actor Jeff Douglas Revives Joe Canadian to Fight Trump in New YouTube Video

The series originally aired on NBC, but those who want to watch it will now be able to see it on Amazon Prime Video, as it has been confirmed that...

Donald Trump’s desire to see Canada become the 51st U.S. State is something that has been commented on and ridiculed on more than one occasion. His idea, while ludicrous, is something he often relies on, even calling Canada’s Pm, Justin Trudeau, the “governor of Canada.“

But while Trump will be Trump, Canadians have taken a firm stance against his ridiculous rants and the Canadian government is not backing down when faced with the U.S. President’s demands. Now, the fight has taken on a new form, as a new satirical video has appeared online and you’ll love it (especially if you’re Canadian!).

The video comes from actor Jeff Douglas, who has revived his famous character known as Joe Canadian. Joe first appeared 25 years ago in an ad for Molson Beer and has since become a sort of pop culture icon in Canada. Now, Douglas...

Balletic, stylized and rather aloof, MGM’s biggest musical for 1954 still has what musical lovers crave — good dancing, beautiful melodies and unabashed romantic sentiments. Savant has a bad tendency to fixate on the inconsistencies of its fantasy concept — in which God places an ideal Scottish village outside the limits of Time itself.

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Warner Archive Collection

1954 / Color / 2:35 widescreen / 108 min. / Street Date September 26, 2017 / available through the WBshop / 21.99

Starring: Gene Kelly, Van Johnson, Cyd Charisse, Elaine Stewart, Barry Jones, Albert Sharpe, Virginia Bosler, Jimmy Thompson.

Cinematography: Joseph Ruttenberg

Art Direction: Preston Ames, Cedric Gibbons

Film Editor: Albert Akst

Original Music: Frederick Loewe

Screenplay, book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner

Produced by Arthur Freed

Directed by Vincente Minnelli

MGM underwent some severe cutbacks in 1953; most of its contract players were dropped including the majority of its proud roster of stars. The studio would have to survive in a new kind of Hollywood,...

Generally, Perez Hilton pushes the boundaries of taste with his penis illustrations and Photoshopped dabs of coke that he so lovingly adds pictures of celebs on his blog. Rarely do his posts register as criminal activity though - except for one. Yesterday, Hilton posted an upskirt photo of Miley Cyrus on his Twitter page in which Cyrus was not wearing underwear and he’s finding himself in some serious hot water. That’s due to the fact that Miley, at 17, is underage and the photo is considered child pornography. (Not that it wouldn’t be in bad taste regardless of her age.) He Tweeted “If you are easily offended, do Not click here … Oh, Miley! Warning: truly not for the easily offended!” but quickly took the post down after realizing his boneheaded mistake. Jeffrey Douglas, an attorney commenting on the situation, told Salon.com that the penalty for distributing child porn online is harsh,...

Gossip blogger posted a picture that appeared to show the 17-year-old singer exiting a car, sans underwear.

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Gossip blogger Perez Hilton is in hot water Tuesday (June 15) after posting a photo of Miley Cyrus to his Twitter feed. In the picture, which Hilton warned readers not to view if they were easily offended, Cyrus is shown exiting a car, seemingly sans underwear.

"If you are easily offended, do Not click here," he tweeted. "Oh, Miley! Warning: truly not for the easily offended!"

The public reaction to Hilton posting the photo — which he later removed — was fierce and quick. Hilton defended himself via a video he posted on his website, claiming the photo didn't show what everyone thought it did.

"Miley was clearly wearing underwear," Hilton says in the video. "Do you think Miley is that stupid to be out in public without panties?...

TORONTO -- A Canadian actor that proudly proclaimed "I am Canadian!" in a 2000 beer commercial that poked fun at American perceptions of Canada, on Monday was named host of new History Television series Things That Move. Jeff Douglas, who proclaimed "My name is Joe, and I am Canadian!" in the Molson beer commercial, will host the 20-part series that explores the genesis of going mobile -- from riding a Zamboni to the electric car and the elevator. The Molson beer ad, The Rant, debuted during the March 2000 Oscar telecast here only minutes after Robin Williams performed the song "Blame Canada" from the TV series South Park.