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McMullin's departure, which was reported in the Boston Globe yesterday, comes on the heels of multiple staff shake-ups at the publication over the past several years. Many observers say internal dissension may have played a role in the changes...
...feeling fine," he told TIME last week in a rare interview, conducted via fax. (It is the way he handles all requests for comments from the press.) As for Grammy night, Sinatra admits to being emotional. "When I walked out onstage at Radio City Music Hall, I wanted to shake hands with everyone there...
Instead, I think, Mr. Lat would shrug, shake his head and think, "There goes another affirmative action baby." Jon-Peter Kelly...
...cocaine and heroin may be more corrosive still. Here's where organized crime comes in, the cartels and kingpins and Crips and Bloods. These are the principal beneficiaries of drug prohibition; without it they'd be reduced to three-card monte and numbers scams. Legitimate entrepreneurs must sigh and shake their heads in envy: if only the government would ban some substance like Wheat Chex, for example, so it could be marketed for hundreds of dollars an ounce...
This is the story of how Viacom won the battle and how Diller, one of the toughest and savviest Hollywood wizards, let the prize slip away. It is also the story of shattered careers, plunging stock prices and looming corporate shake-ups, all of which are part of the true cost of Viacom's $9.8 billion victory...