Bret Michaels, Sharon Osbourne and Cyndi Lauper may all get to hear the words “you’re fired” from Donald Trump on the NBC program’s new season.

Nine others are joining them, including — for now — former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was impeached last year and is facing federal racketeering, extortion and fraud charges. He’s accused of trying to trade state government business for campaign cash and of trying to sell the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President Barack Obama.

Blagojevich was denied the opportunity to compete on last summer’s I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

News: Rod Blagojevich’s Reality-TV Dream Is Dashed

Blagojevich’s reality show dreams could be dashed again. He was due in court Monday for a hearing in his federal corruption case, and his lawyers could address his upcoming appearance on Celebrity Apprentice.

A photo of the new cast shooting their opening appeared in the New York Post and reveals that actress Holly Robinson Peete and former baseball star Darryl Strawberry will also be facing the Donald this cycle.

Rounding out the competition: wrestlers Goldberg and Maria Kanellis, Take Home Chef Curtis Stone, comedian Sinbad, Olympic swimmer Summer Sanders and writer/comedian Carol Leifer — the inspiration behind Seinfeld’s Elaine.

The selection of this menagerie of people already has taken a hit. Seth Meyers joked on Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” that the new cast of Celebrity Apprentice reduces the meaning of “celebrity” to “mammal.”

The king of shock media and the fashion model have gotten hitched.

Howard Stern, 54, and Beth Ostrosky, 36, were wed Friday night at a private ceremony at the famed Le Cirque restaurant on East 58th Street.

According to reports, there were about 180 people in attendance, including real estate mogul Donald Trump, television journalist Barbara Walters, and late-night host, Jimmy Kimmel.

Mark Consuelos, an ordained minister and husband to daytime’s favorite hostess, Kelly Ripa, presided over the marriage. Actor Chevy Chase offered up a toast, and singer Billy Joel sang “The Stranger” for the newlyweds.

The plans for the wedding were kept tightly under wraps for months. Guests were given only scant information about the time and date of the affair.

Stern and Ostrosky have been together for about eight years, and announced their plans to marry in February 2007. This is Ostrosky’s first marrige, who becomes a step-mother to her new husband’s three daughters. It is the second for Stern, who divorced his first wife Alison in 2000.

After 12 weeks and competition from 13 other contestants, Trace Adkins was ultimately defeated by British tabloid editor and TV show judge Piers Morgan on the reality TV series, The Celebrity Apprentice. Donald Trump made the decision Thursday night (March 27) at the close of the two-hour season finale of the NBC program. Adkins’ laid-back personality made him a favorite among the other contestants. Trump also noted Adkins’ character and ethics, calling him a “special guy.” However, Trump ultimately rewarded Morgan for his fundraising abilities at various charity events, including a concert and auction in New York City featuring the Backstreet Boys. In praising Adkins, Morgan acknowledged, “I’m an evil, obnoxious Brit.” During Thursday night’s telecast, Adkins performed his latest single, “You’re Gonna Miss This.” A special live version of the song is now available for download at iTunes, with proceeds benefiting Adkins’ charity of choice, FANN (Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network). His 6-year-old daughter is one of the 12 million Americans who are afflicted with severe food allergies. Morgan’s charity is the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund which supports the families of military personnel lost in service to our nation and for severely wounded military personnel and veterans.