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Summary: In Part 1 of the two-part Season 9 finale, former players Bill Rancic and Joan Rivers conduct punishing interviews with the remaining celebs, after which two contestants get the Trump bump. The final two players must then create a new flavor of tea, name it and design the label. Trouble brews, however, when the finalists tangle over an ingredient.

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After a raucous night of sex-capades, ménage-trois, and freaky tales in “I Love Dre P”, Dre P. awakens in a different time zone alongside a bevy of beauties as usual. But this time Dre P., the jet-setting self proclaimed James Bond of hip hop is handling big business like Ciroc endorsements, teleconferencing with Diddy and putting Fly Guy ENT. on the industry radar. The second installment of his hip hop opus titled appropriately ‘I Hate Dre P.’ follows the aspiring entertainment mogul through a hate filled yet hilarious promo-tour day of business meetings, turned crack sessions, live interviews gone terribly wrong, emcee battles with pseudo gangstas, pregnant jump-offs, their angry cousins, and culminates with gratuitous strip club violence. Along the way Dre P. Bond answers questions, critics, accusations, and deals with celebrity in his own provocatively stylish way. Dre P. proves he is not just a ladies’ man but he’s truly an emcee’s emcee this time around adding his incredible flows, cadence and lyrical prowess on 1980′s, 1990′s and new millennium hits. From the first bar of the intro track listeners know he has arrived and is ready to make a career out of his talent. His remake of ‘Dreams’ by Biggie Small is both fearless and quite possibly a classic for the new generation; his flows on the ‘Pretty Fly Swag’ instrumental gives Toledo the justice it deserves, and when Dre P. rhymes over Nas ‘Ether’ taking shots at himself, you’d think he actually hated himself. However, that hatred won’t last long if original material such as ‘Ballin’ Like the Lakers’, ‘OSU, and ‘Dippin On Blades’ finds their way onto DJ’S ‘CDJ’S’ across the world. If the progression of the story, the emcee, and Dre P. from I Love Dre P. to I Hate Dre P. is any indication of what is to follow in the forthcoming third installment, ‘The Line Up’ will be the break through project Dre P. needs to become a household name; until then I Hate Dre P. is on repeat, it’s a hip hopera and an introduction to one of 2011′s hottest new artists. -NEW YORK WRITER

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Commentary by Roachenator
Obama is so useless lol

President Obama should make the most of his “Daily Show” appearance on Wednesday night – charming the pants off Jon Stewart and the crowd, as he did when he showed up there two years ago. It’s a terrific show, Stewart is a great interviewer and Obama makes good television.

Then, the President should cancel all future trivial media appearances. While they may have kept him personally popular, in broad terms they’ve degraded the Obama brand.

Obama’s handlers were supposed to be smarter than this. They were supposed to use his celebrity strategically to advance his agenda. Instead, they’ve been indiscriminate, carpet-bombing Americans with the man they elected rather than launching communications smart weapons.

The result is that for millions of Americans, the very likable, charming Obama has become a constant tone in the background rather than an occasional, convincing, presidential voice in the foreground – the kind that makes your ears perk up.

Consider all the quasi-entertainment media appearances he’s made, most of them frivolous.

He went on ESPN twice to announce his Final Four picks. He went on “The View” (drawing 6.5 million viewers). He had a “Christmas at the White House” special with Oprah Winfrey. He went on Jay Leno – becoming the first sitting President to appear on a late-night show. He was on the cover of Rolling Stone, giving a revealing interview looking back on his first 18 months in office. In December, he’ll be going on the Discovery Channel’s “MythBusters.”

All that’s left, apparently, is to be a guest voice on “The Simpsons,” though I’m sure that’s in the offing. Banksy will animate.

This “Daily Show” appearance makes a second strategic mistake. By chumming it up with Stewart just days before the Rally to Restore Sanity, Obama and Stewart are coopting each other. The President is killing two mockingbirds with one stone.

Without Obama’s and Oprah’s fingerprints on it, the rally might have looked like a semi-spontaneous uprising by moderate-as-hell Americans sick and tired of the extremists. Now, it’ll appear to be a Democratic Party event, through and through – every bit as “Astroturfed” as most of the big Tea Party events.

I know what David Axelrod and other presidential handlers must be thinking: Obama is an amiable guy. He’s a good spokesman. And the new media landscape is endlessly fragmented and hopelessly partisan; to reach people, you’ve got to branch out far beyond the big three networks and the cable news networks, as often as you possibly can, if you’re actually going to make inroads.

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