"What Them Girls Like". On March 28, 2010, Gavin appeared as a guest judge on Celebrity Apprentice 3, filling in for Ivanka Trump. George Maloof Jr. made several appearances on "The Girls Next Door" starring Hugh Hefner, Holly Madison, Bridget Marquardt, and Kendra Wilkinson. Adrienne Maloof appeared in Bravo's The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The Maloofs facilitated regular caller to The Howard Stern Show Eric 'the actor' Lynch to go back stage at the Arco Arena to meet American Idol stars including Carrie Underwood where Eric also distributed tapes of a promising young country singer he met at a county fair. Attempts to sell the Kings A proposal to build a new arena at California Exposition (the State Fairgrounds), which would include an upgrade to the fairgrounds as well as retail and housing developments was presented and accepted by the Cal Expo Board of Directors on February 27, 2009 but fell apart soon after, leaving Sacramento without a new arena. In late 2001 the Maloof family began negotiating with officials in Anaheim, California in an effort to move the Kings franchise to that city, despite repeated assurances that the team would stay in Sacramento. On March 29, 2011, the City of Anaheim approved bond measures aimed at assisting the Kings move. Finally, on May 2, 2012 the NBA put a halt to the move to Anaheim, California because the current bills that were owed to the city of Sacramento gave the city just cause to keep them in Sacramento. In June 2011, the Maloof brothers, Joe and Gavin, along with successful investor Ghassan El Morabit, sold a majority share of the Palms to two lending companies (Leonard Green & Partners LP in Los Angeles and TPG Capital in Texas), allowing them to continue building their stadium. Upon the news of a possible relocation, the Sacramento Kings launched a grassroots effort with pledges of over $800,000 to go to a new arena. This and other grassroots efforts, along with Mayor Kevin Johnson's presentation to the NBA Board of Governors, convinced the NBA to delay any relocation authorization for one year. Within this one-year time frame a completed arena plan, with funding, was required to be in place by March 2012. Plans were approved by the City Council in March 2012 and construction for the Kings' new arena, the Golden 1 Center, began on October 29, 2014, and it was completed