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A little more than six months ago, Don Imus' career seemed doomed. The shock jock had been fired over a racist and sexist remark that ignited an uproar over the limits of taste and tolerance.
A lawyer who represented a Rutgers University women's basketball player complained to the school that her coach pressured the athlete to drop a lawsuit against Don Imus over the radio host's sexist and racist remarks about the team.
A member of the Rutgers women's basketball team has sued Don Imus and CBS, claiming the radio personality's sexist and racist comments about the team damaged her reputation.
A radio comeback for Don Imus seemed unthinkable at the height of the uproar caused by his sexist and racist comments on-air about the Rutgers women's basketball team.
The Rev. Al Sharpton, who recently urged that radio host Don Imus be fired for making a racially insensitive remark, said in a debate that "those of us who believe in God" will defeat Republican Mitt Romney for the White House. But Sharpton denied he was questioning the Mormon's own belief in God.
Still recovering from the Don Imus scandal, CBS Radio suspended two local shock jocks after they twice broadcast a racially charged prank call to employees at a Chinese restaurant.
Don Imus's banishment from the public airwaves also deprives him of a critical platform to raise money for the sprawling Imus Ranch, where children with cancer and other illnesses get a taste of the cowboy life.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, the highest-ranking black woman in government history, said Friday the racist, sexist comments that got radio shock jock Don Imus fired were "disgusting."
Gov. Jon S. Corzine remained heavily sedated and on a ventilator early Saturday, but doctors said he continued to recuperate from serious injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident on the Garden State Parkway this week.
New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine was in critical condition Friday but expected to recover after his motorcade was hit on the Garden State Parkway and crashed into a guardrail, breaking his leg, six ribs, his sternum and fracturing a vertebrae.
Don Imus was under fire, his job was in jeopardy, and his big mouth was to blame.
The chief of CBS Corp. said the furor over Don Imus' racist remarks had become about more than the talk show host. But it was Imus who ultimately paid the price.
Don Imus flashed gallows humor and raised more than $1.3 million for charity Thursday despite losing his TV platform, while outside the studio pressure grew on CBS Radio to fire him.
Embattled broadcaster Don Imus pushed ahead with his annual on-air charity fundraiser Thursday, a day after MSNBC pulled the plug on his TV show because of his latest racial slur.
Radio host Don Imus, suspended for two weeks for calling the Rutgers female basketball players "nappy-headed hos," called the punishment appropriate Tuesday but stressed, "I am not a racist."
The radio station that produces Don Imus' talk show pledged to keep tabs on its content after he apologized for calling the players on Rutgers University women's basketball team "nappy headed hos."
My father, a prolific storyteller, likes to spin a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of the English language. It's the '60s, and he's a young intern at a small public hospital on the Jersey shore. He has been in the United States for only six months or so.
The inmate who sued Michal Vick for 63 billion dollars has now sued Blackwater.
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But there's another reason national politicians would be making a mistake if they boycott Imus. If they keep away from the show all the way through next year, it could do real political damage, if not in votes lost, at least in courage points.
On the October 15 edition of MSNBC's Hardball, during a discussion of Don Imus' reported debut on New York radio station WABC in December, MSNBC political analyst Pat Buchanan told host Chris Matthews, "Chris, in my judgment, the guy is more a victim of hatred than a perpetrator …
PJM ROUNDUP: Drudge reports that Don Imus is scheduled to start a new morning show on WABC in New York on December 3. The radio host, who was fired by CBS and MSNBC last year, has signed an "eight-figure, multi-year contract."
"Imus In The Morning" will make a high-impact resurrection on WABC in New York City, top sources reveal.
Don Imus will end his radio exile of nearly eight months by returning to the air on or about Dec. 3, filling the morning drive time slot on WABC-AM, a person familiar with the plans said Monday.
Citadel Broadcasting is close to finalizing a contract with Don Imus that would bring the controversial radio host back to the airwaves, a person familiar with the discussions said Tuesday.
Some of you guys are jerks.
The morning after CNN and MSNBC began salivating over a potential "Imus moment" pushed by a far-left group to suppress Bill O'Reilly over a supposedly racist remark, CBS and NBC on Wednesday advanced the liberal group's cause with multi-part segments on the topic.
The inmate who sued Michael Vick for 63 billion dollars has now sued O. J. Simpson.
The inmate who sued Michael Vick for 63 billion dollars, has now sued Jeff Gordon and Karl Rove. This is a hand-written lawsuit, and is very funny.
Inmate who sued Michael Vick for 63 billion dollars has now sued Mike Tyson. The inmate claims Iron Mike bit his ear off in a night club. This is funny.
The inmate who sued Michael Vick for 63 billion dollars has now sued the Williams sisters and poltergeists. He also names Senator Larry Craig,
The inmate who sued Michael Vick for 63 billion dollars, has now sued Elvis.
Inmate who sued Michal Vick for 63 billion dollars has now sued Don Imus.
Yes, dogfighting is a despicable activity. Yes, it's against the law. But, to read the articles about Vick's involvement with the "sport", one would think he was Adolph Hitler and Jeffrey Dahmer all rolled into one.
If Sharpton and Jackson were truly concerned with the welfare of the community they claim to represent, they'd turn their attention to the dire implications of "My baby's daddy," and let pass the idiocy of "nappy-headed ho's."
Any radio or TV station thinking of hiring former WFAN morning man Don Imus knows he comes with baggage. But some of that baggage is stuffed with cash.
Hours after dethroned radio shock jock Don Imus settled his $120 million breach-of-contract lawsuit with CBS Tuesday, he and CBS were sued by a Rutgers women's basketball team member who says his disparaging on-air comments ruined her reputation.
Don Imus and CBS announced that they had settled the remaining differences surrounding his firing in April.
So, what must Al Sharpton be thinking. He pushed CBS to fire Imus, presumably to punish him for what the I-Man said. And, in the end, Imus gets a huge pile of cash and the ability to find employment elsewhere. Funny how things work out sometimes.
Chamillionaire and other rappers are vowing to make cuss and n-word free albums.
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