It’s been quite a 24-hour span for the Los Angeles Times as publisher and CEO Ross Levinsohn is will take an unpaid leave of absence after National Public Radio detailed a lengthy history of sexual misconduct accusations against him in a story.
President Trump may break tradition and skip the pre-Super Bowl interview that historically occurs between the president and the news unit of the network airing the game, according to Variety.
CNN’s Jim Acosta resumed his role as White House punching bag on Friday when Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney shut him down during a briefing on the looming government shutdown.
Carrie Underwood gave fans an update on her injuries two months after she took a serious tumble on the steps outside of her Nashville home in November.
The head writer of Megyn Kelly’s hour of NBC's “Today” revealed this week that he was fired from the show after complaining directly to embattled NBC News president Noah Oppenheim about the show’s toxic workplace environment of bullying and harassment.