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Nicole Kidman has been riding out much of the global pandemic Down Under with her family.

Self-made millionaire Roxy Jacenko is the queen of PR.

☆☆☆☆☆ “Australia, meet Lord Alan Sugar,” Nine’s Celebrity Apprentice tells us. The British billionaire has been FIFO’d into Australia for a revival of the reality series last seen on Nine with Mark Bouris in 2015. Overlooking the fact we’ve already met him when Seven screened his British series between 2007 – 2010, he’s a very good get for Nine. Lord Sugar knows this format intimately and how to bark the lines and point his finger. “I haven’t got a bloody clue who you lot are,” he tells Nine’s 12 celebrities. Don’t worry Lord Sugar, it’s a common complaint...

Share During an interview on Today on Friday, Ross, 44, spoke about how his excitement at being recognised by the billionaire soon turned to dread.  'He just went, "I haven't heard of any of you. You're all bloody nobodies." And I'm thinking, "Oh," and then he went, "Except him." And I went, "Oh, that's good!" and then I realised, that just painted a massive target on my back,' he recounted. 'Today I'm faced with a bunch of celebrities that I don't know. I haven't got a bloody clue who any of you are. Apart from you, Ross,' Lord Alan Sugar (pictured) told the group

Reality TV stars vs. celebrities While they're playing happy families for the cameras, our on-set source says tensions grew between two very defined camps: the reality stars and the celebrities, with some of the more recognised names such as Anthony Callea, Michelle Bridges and Shaynna Blaze feeling there were way too many "reality rejects" joining them on the show. However, the reality stars stood their ground, with one telling our spy, "Anthony shouldn't forget where he came from. He might be a megastar now but he came to fame through Australian Idol". Own your brand There were lots of in...