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As Dianna Russini debuts her new show “The Russini Report” on Wednesday, former ESPN host Linda Cohn says Russini must openly address the scandal involving Patriots coach Mike Vrabel — including photos taken at an Arizona resort — or risk losing viewers.
Dianna Russini, who resigned from The Athletic in April after revelations of an undisclosed relationship with Titans coach Mike Vrabel, is launching a new podcast and calling the scandal coverage “heartbreaking” without addressing the specific facts The Athletic cited when it found she violated ethics standards.
Dianna Russini’s new interview about her departure from The Athletic amid an alleged affair with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, first reported after photos surfaced from an Arizona retreat, is drawing criticism for framing her comeback as resilience rather than addressing the scandal directly.
Actor Bill Murray surprised National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” by asking him to say “my dog just died” to see how his smile would react.
ICE says CBS News’ “60 Minutes” omitted that a deported Texas man’s bid to avoid removal to Mali was based on a claim of homosexuality, despite his being married with two children.
Bill Maher used his HBO monologue to defend a second White House dinner with President Trump, telling liberal critics ‘I did it again’ and that he enjoys the meetings.
The White House called Jimmy Kimmel a “no-talent loser” after the ABC host mocked new Press Secretary Katie Zacharia’s intelligence and appearance in two consecutive late-night monologues.
David Zaslav left Warner Bros. Discovery with roughly $1 billion after its $81 billion sale to Paramount’s new owners, and is currently biking in Montana rather than announcing a next move.
Twitch streamer Hasan Piker told NPR he uses terms like “inbred” and “Zionist pig” as pejoratives against reactionary and ethno-supremacist ideology, not people’s backgrounds, drawing condemnation from the Israeli-American Council.
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