Conduct Unbecoming
Tom Cruise learns celebrity is risky business.
BY DANIEL HENNINGER
Friday, August 25, 2006 12:01 a.m. EDT
Depending on where you're standing, August has not been a good month.
If you're Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, it has not been a good month. If you were feeling worn down by a world overstocked with Islamic bombers, the news out of unmerry olde England did not make for a good month. And if you are a Boston Red Sox fan and have just witnessed a statistically improbable five-game sweep at home by your mortal enemy, it has assuredly not been a good month.
Then, of a sudden, the clouds parted and delivered unto us, courtesy of a scoop on this paper's front page, Paramount's Sumner Redstone firing Tom Cruise. It doesn't get any better than this, and this deserves some elaboration.
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No real political agenda here, just poking fun at Hollywood.