Charlie Sheen is the focus of a new channel being offered by Sirius (NASDAQ:SIRI), described as "Experts and special guests explore the story the nation is following. Hear all about Charlie Sheen from every angle."
March 4, 2011, 11:29 am
NEW YORK, March 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Sirius XM Radio (Nasdaq:SIRI) today announced that it has created "Tiger Blood Radio," a 24-hour limited run channel that will explore the breaking news, facts, fallout and career implications of the Charlie Sheen controversy. "Tiger Blood Radio" will air from March 5 at 6:00 am ET to March 6 at 6:00 am ET on Sirius channel 108 and XM channel 139.
"Tiger Blood Radio" was created in response to the national conversation sparked by the recent events surrounding actor Charlie Sheen.
"Tiger Blood Radio" will take listeners behind the headlines, exploring the media frenzy/media reaction, as well as the medical, psychological, psychiatric and pop culture and celebrity angles. Additionally, through a recap of news coverage, it will offer a timeline of recent events.
During the exclusive, limited run channel, SiriusXM listeners will hear archival Playboy Radio clips featuring "Goddess"/current live-in girlfriend Bree Olson, a Playboy Radio contributor. In addition, Sheen's ex-fiancee/Spice Radio host Ginger Lynn shares stories of her relationship with him on Tiffany Granath's Playboy Radio show; and adult film star Kacey Jordan talks to Playboy Radio's Night Calls about her times with Sheen.
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Friday, March 4, 2011
CBS (CBS), Charlie Sheen Legal Battle Looks Like a Tossup
With legal commentary from both sides of the Charlie Sheen, CBS debacle weighing in on the situation, is seems most consider it about even as to who will come out on top if it goes to court.
"While showbiz legal experts say that referring to Lorre as a 'clown' and a 'retarded zombie' on television doesn't help Sheen's cause, many believe he has a decent case, especially if reports are true that his deal with WBTV includes no morals clause. The controversy, say the lawyers consulted by The Hollywood Reporter, will hinge on which side breached the heavily negotiated contract that pays Sheen more than $1.2 million an episode," noted Hollywood Reporter via Reuters.
On the other hand if Sheen were to lose his argument and eventually a lawsuit, some say he could end up having to pay damages up to $250 million, assuming the show never goes back on air. That would be determined by lost revenue from breach of contract.
This is obviously the latest celebrity sport, but the stakes in this game are about as high as they get in relationship to one actor, a hit show, and media companies depending on its success to deliver shareholder value. This isn't going to go away anytime soon, and is a disaster whatever way you look at if; from a personal or a business viewpoint.
CBS closed Thursday at $24.25, gaining $0.47, or 1.97 percent.
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"While showbiz legal experts say that referring to Lorre as a 'clown' and a 'retarded zombie' on television doesn't help Sheen's cause, many believe he has a decent case, especially if reports are true that his deal with WBTV includes no morals clause. The controversy, say the lawyers consulted by The Hollywood Reporter, will hinge on which side breached the heavily negotiated contract that pays Sheen more than $1.2 million an episode," noted Hollywood Reporter via Reuters.
On the other hand if Sheen were to lose his argument and eventually a lawsuit, some say he could end up having to pay damages up to $250 million, assuming the show never goes back on air. That would be determined by lost revenue from breach of contract.
This is obviously the latest celebrity sport, but the stakes in this game are about as high as they get in relationship to one actor, a hit show, and media companies depending on its success to deliver shareholder value. This isn't going to go away anytime soon, and is a disaster whatever way you look at if; from a personal or a business viewpoint.
CBS closed Thursday at $24.25, gaining $0.47, or 1.97 percent.
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