Happy Monday everyone. We apologize for cutting you off on Friday, but all seems to be running a bit more smoothly today. It seems like we didn't miss much of anything, anyways … which is why we love that we already have a juicy Page Six blind item to kick off the week.
WHICH news anchor's boorish behavior forced his network to shell out big bucks to several women so they would drop their sexual harassment claims? He invited the ladies out to dinner - where he often couldn't keep his hands to himself - and then badgered them to come back to his apartment. Now the network is instituting mandatory sexual-harassment-awareness classes . . .
Ok, we know most news anchors are a little skeevey. Usually we would use Matt Lauer and his love of interns as an example. But when a networks is paying off women not to talk about being sexually harassed, well, that's just wrong. Like Jeffrey Epstein wrong.
So do you know who their talking about? Send us your tips, guesses, and/or insider info. It would make our day complete to find out this is Keith Olbermann.
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O'Reilly lives in Westchester right? Not to mention he'd have to have the wife stashed in a 2nd house somewhere if he was planning on taking ladies back to his apartment right? So I think it's a bachelor. And that my friends, leads me to everyone's favorite perv and self-described, lonely guy, Mr. Keith Olbermann.
I'm in the dark on this one, but seriously…who else but Fox would help out someone as desperate and pathetic as O'Reilly? As for the wife, isn't that marriage a sham anyway?
I know the guy has a bum ticker but CHARLIE ROSE is a big ol perv when it comes to the young ladies in the office. Oh wait but he has a car to cart him around town.
Apparently CBS is the net instituting new sexual harrassment policies. Could it have been John Roberts? His bolt to CNN seemed a bit sudden, even with Couric getting his dream job at CBS. And I've heard rumours about his extra-marital affairs.
Apparently CBS is the net instituting new sexual harrassment policies. Could it have been John Roberts? His bolt to CNN seemed a bit sudden, even with Couric getting his dream job at CBS. And I've heard rumours about his extra-marital affairs.
Apparently CBS is the net instituting new sexual harrassment policies. Could it have been John Roberts? His bolt to CNN seemed a bit sudden, even with Couric getting his dream job at CBS. And I've heard rumours about his extra-marital affairs.
Probably John Roberts. When has he not had some other woman hanging off of him? Last year a producer at CBS that he was involved with was promptly fired after going to the media about their relationship. And then it quickly became apparent that "Heir John" was no longer welcome either. Tsk.