Anthony Scaramucci
a/k/a "The Mooch"
a/k/a "Tony Bones"
a/k/a "Tony 2 Gunz"
a/k/a "Tony the Tiger"
a/k/a "Brad Stortz"

We currently have a President who at best doesn't mind being supported by Nazis and Klan terrorists.

This is huge news. Once the balance of power starts shifting in the creative departments, the networks should start getting worried.

I assume very few cultures in human history built statues for things they don't want to honor or celebrate. When the Allies won WWII, memorial statues of Nazis weren't built in america and Europe, and people learned the history just fine.

And all he did was save that show from cancellation. What's your point?

And all he did was save that show from cancellation. What's your point?

The content in the comments section after Sullivan's article sums things up quite nicely.

Fellow 160gb iPod owner here. That and my external HD are the items I'm grabbing first in event of a fire.

I don't think there is a difference when you're a staff member who has to put up with a boss who does it. An a$$hole is an a$$hole in public or private.

Tony Bones is making quite a splash. Can't wait to see what the end game looks like.

What's ASL? Are you referring to American Sign Language capable movies?

Just what we need - somebody who learned workplace etiquette from Rahm Emanuel.

Without spending a whole lot of time dwelling on it, I feel like South Park doesn't and will not have the same long-term cultural impact of a show like The Simpsons.

That's a false comparison. One has nothing to do with the other.

If Charles did perish in that fire, does that mean Jimmy is entitled to the buyout money from Hamlin? Because Howard going into personal debt to write Jimmy a check would be delicious.

Chicago just hosted its huge EDM fest (Spring Awakening) last weekend, and its second huge EDM fest (Mamby on the Beach) is coming up this weekend. Then again, both events are near a 6 quadrillion gallon lake, so that helps.

I suspect the media Powers That Be have seriously overestimated the general public's giving a shit about either of the persons involved in this interview.

The Celtics-Lakers rivalry is a more-than-worthy subject for examination.

Three have been broadcast so far. Season 1 was amazing. Season 2 was insufferable. I stopped watching after that and have no plans to return.

I've been watching Archer since episode 1, but I feel this season was a chore to get through. They need Sterling to wake up and get back to the "real" world.