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Another legendary newsman gone
Reporter, Mike Wallace Passes Away At 93
– April 9, 2012Posted in: Misc.
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Taraji P. Henson Slams ‘TV Guide’ Cover Snub
– September 20, 2011Posted in: Misc.
I can’t wait to see why they won’t include her.
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Lance Armstrong’s Lawyers Demand Apology From ’60 Minutes’
– June 1, 2011Posted in: Sports
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I believe Lance…this is shoddy journalism on 60 Minutes part. I think they owe it to him, especially if he’s never tested positive for doping.
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Charlie Sheen Says He’ll Sue CBS
– February 28, 2011Posted in: Misc.
The media loves to watch people crash and burn, don’t they? The audience can see he’s falling apart and yet these journalists are giving him multiple platforms to do so publicly. Feigning genuine interest and concern..smh
In dueling interviews on network morning shows, Charlie Sheen told NBC News that he intended to sue CBS for stopping production on his hit comedy “Two and a Half Men,” and he took a drug test that ABC News revealed, which showed there were no drugs in his body for at least the last 72 hours.
In two jumpy, rambling, but mostly coherent interviews, which the two morning shows treated like exclusives of the highest value, Mr. Sheen opened up about his recent confrontation with CBS and Chuck Lorre, producer of “Two and a Half Men,” which resulted in the decision by CBS and Warner Brothers, the studio that owns the show, to shut down the series for the rest of this season and perhaps the next one.
Mr. Sheen declared legal war on CBS, telling ABC he would sue: “Wouldn’t you? I don’t have a job.” He told NBC he would ask for $3 million an episode, up from the $2 million he said he now made, when the fee he gets for sale of reruns is included.
Read more: http://nyti.ms/ejNBgP
GMA Video Interview: http://abcn.ws/edViVS
(NYT/ABC News)
