We LAUGHED at the scene in The Devil Wears Prada where Meryl Streep’s character Miranda is about to arrive at the office and it’s like a presidential high security maneuver. People are stationed on cell phones reporting her exact location minute by minute so the foam on her cappucino will be fluffy. It seemed ridiculous until we were told that absurd countdown is repeated every day for Viacom exec Les Moonves! “His car is two minutes away – butter his bagel!” An intruder into his inner sanctum told us that it takes at least eight people stationed everywhere to coordinate his arrivals. Each person is connected by phone – someone is at every door to open it and confirm progress, as the countdown to his walking in the office door proceeds. “Everybody is nervous – adjusting the room temperature and fretting over whether the shades should be up higher. It’s overkill and it’s WORSE than Prada!”
Les Moonves, killing CBS radio one market at a time.
That is the biggest load of crap. I worked at CBS several years ago and my office was down the hall from Les Moonves. He had two assistants and maybe they did that when he came in but never 8 people. Come on, this has to be a slow news day for you to print something so stupid like that.
I bet that former bartender sucks off little boys.
He’s been promoted since you worked down the hall.
He’s been promoted since you worked down the hall.
I’d get hired there just to slam a door in his face and quit.
Any updates on Les Moonves who slinked out on his white wife after much manuvering by the former slant eye – now round eye Julie Chen? SHe was even sneakier than the slant eye Wendi who captured Rupert Murdoch and managed to get high paying jobs for her kids.