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How Michael Andretti came to be on "Celebrity Apprentice"
TV WatchersThanks to fellow blogger Keith Groller for the update on why Michael Andretti, and not his son Marco Andretti, is one of the 18 cast members on Donald Trump's "Celebrety Apprentice." I had reported in October that Nazareth resident and...... -
Michael Andretti debut low key on Celebrity Apprentice
TV WatchersNazareth native Michael Andretti stayed pretty much under the radar on the first episode of Donald Trump's "Celebrity Apprentice." The IndyCar legend started late on the show and saw his team win meaning he will be returning on the second...... -
Andretti cruises through to another week on 'Celebrity Apprentice'
TV WatchersNazareth native Michael Andretti, son of legendary race car driver Mario Andretti, wasn't exactly in the driver's seat on Sunday night's "Celebrity Apprentice." But as a member a winning team, he coasted safely into another week on the NBC reality show... -
Could Kate Gosselin be the next "Celebrity Apprentice?"
TV WatchersBerks County mom Kate Gosselin says on her Twitter feed that she has been asked several times to be on "Celebrity Apprentice." A fan recently suggested the mother of 8 would be "great" on the reality show in which celebrities...... -
Vestiges of Las Vegas' glory days
![Like residents in many cities, longtime Las Vegans long for what's long gone — the days when a young Wayne Newton crooned "Danke Schoen" and dealers knew players by their first names.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62038728-03145744.jpg "Like residents in many cities, longtime Las Vegans long for what's long gone — the days when a young Wayne Newton crooned "Danke Schoen\" and dealers knew players by their first names.")
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLike residents in many cities, longtime Las Vegans long for what's long gone — the days when a young Wayne Newton crooned "Danke Schoen" and dealers knew players by their first names. "It was better in the old days when the mob was still here,"...Tags: Entertainment, Sammy Davis Jr., Movies, Celebrities, Elvis Presley
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At 71, Mario Andretti is anything but retired
Some things never change. As you walk around the hospitality and pit areas at an IZOD IndyCar race you can still find Mario Andretti signing autographs more than five decades since he drove his first racecar in competitive open wheel racing.
Andretti,...Tags: Blue Chip Stocks, Nazareth, Retirement, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Open-Wheel Racing
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Marco Andretti has enjoyed the opportunity — and expectations — that come with his famous family
You have to give Marco Andretti credit.
He's an Indy Car driver, which would be something for any 24-year-old to be proud of. But for Andretti, having the guts to choose that profession is something many twenty-somethings wouldn't want to take on.
His...Tags: Nazareth, Daytona 500, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Open-Wheel Racing, Michael Andretti
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Grand Prix notes: American LeMans leader Jeannette touts his series as 'mayhem or chaos'
Before qualifying started for Saturday's American LeMans Series race, points leader Gunnar Jeannette took the time Friday to explain what makes a sportscar race in the series so exciting and why people coming to the track should take the time to watch the...Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Preakness Stakes, Baltimore Convention Center, Parkville
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Baltimore Grand Prix viewing will be both loud and luxurious
Now that Baltimore's debut Grand Prix is just days away, the trash talk is revving up by the hour. And that's not counting the race car drivers.
Nope, the motormouths trading good-natured insults are the fans who will watch the races up close and...Tags: Physiology, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Danica Patrick, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Pennsylvania
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Penske and Ganassi prepare for another close finish
Two of the most important car owners in the IZOD IndyCar Series, Roger Penske and Chip Ganassi, sat beside each other Saturday afternoon to discuss the rivalry between their teams as the IndyCar season heads toward its finish.
Penske's Will Power and...Tags: NASCAR, Parkville, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Danica Patrick, Auto Racing
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Towson grad Thormann is now the brains behind Andretti racing
When he was growing up in Towson, JF Thormann could not, in his wildest fantasies, have imagined a day when downtown Baltimore would be turned into a IndyCar racetrack.
He did, however, frequently spend his afternoons and evenings pretending there was...Tags: Career and Workplace, International Travel, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Danica Patrick, Vehicles
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Teel Time: Carrier Classic organizers want Newport News shipyard to design, build trophy for game
Organizers of the Carrier Classic college basketball game scheduled for the deck of the Newport News-built USS Carl Vinson want the local shipyard to design and build the event's championship trophy.
The Morale Entertainment Foundation is negotiating...Tags: Al Unser Jr., Shipbuilding, Basketball, Sports, Veterans Day
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