Talk about weird timing. The L.A. Times shows up in next Sunday's "The Apprentice," in which teams are asked to create a supplement for the newspaper. (Thankfully, no one suggests an Opinion section guest-edited by Donald Trump.)
From the press release:
NBC'S "APPRENTICE" CONTESTANTS COMPETE TO CREATE THE BEST NEWSPAPER SUPPLEMENT FOR THE LOS ANGELES TIMES ON SUNDAY, APRIL 1 (10-11 P.M. ET)
BURBANK -- March 27, 2007 -- Candidates for NBC's "The Apprentice: Los Angeles" try their hand at advertising this week by creating a newspaper supplement for The Los Angeles Times promoting a new brand of mouthwash on Sunday, April 1 (10-11 p.m. ET).
This week's task is delivered at The Los Angeles Times' printing facility, where Trump is joined by his daughter, Ivanka, and two executives from Smartmouth, a new brand of mouthwash. The candidates are asked to design, photograph and create a supplement for The Los Angeles Times advertising a new product that keeps breath fresh. While one team adopts a sexier approach for the supplement, the other trusts science. The losers face Trump in the boardroom, and the winners get a gourmet dinner they'll never forget prepared by some very special surprise guests.
Any guesses on the "special surprise guests"?
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