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Original post by Lux Alptraum
In another sea change involving New York television, (this one causing a pretty big wave) WNBC sportscaster Len Berman is leaving the station after 24 years.
No mention was made during or after his 6pm sportscast but the NYDaily News’ Richard Huff reports Berman sent a note to staff earlier today: “I’ve had a great run here at WNBC and will miss the talented people I’ve worked with over the years both on and off the air. I’m looking forward to the various media projects I’ll be involved with.”
Huff reports news director Vickie Burns sent an email to staff saying Berman had an “interest in pursuing different opportunities within the local sports arena. To that end, we have mutually agreed that the time is right for Len to take advantage of those opportunities.”
Berman joined WNBC in 1985.
Yesterday, Gawker reported on a “pervasive rumor” that the two main anchors at NBC’s two largest stations, WNBC and KNBC-Los Angeles, may be the next to depart.
New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
Original post by Lux Alptraum
How do we love Faye Reagan? Let us count the ways. We love her pale, freckled skin and her pert, puffy nipples—and especially her long red hair.
We love her cute sighs of pleasure, and her sexy high pitched moans. We love how she’s equally adept at pleasuring both Dane Cross and Emilee Parker (who’s getting up into the Crush Object sphere herself, we might add). In short, we just love Faye—and we’re pretty sure there’s nothing she can do wrong.
And if, like us, you’re also a fan of Faye, you’ll want to be sure to check out the bonus super sexy photos from this shoot—just click the Little Mutt link below!
· “Everybody Cums” (littlemutt.com)
Original post by Lux Alptraum
Speaking of The New York Times, which is pretty much all we’ve been doing these past few days, have you read Mark Bowden’s piece in the upcoming Vanity Fair on Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr.? It’s a good one — despite the fact Sulzberger refused to talk to Cuban, and refused to allow his employees to do so either — and worth the read, particularly since troubles at the Times appear to be reaching a nadir these days. Here’s a taste:
New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media
Original post by Lux Alptraum
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