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Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose, Garrison Keillor, Bill O’Reilly.
New names are being added to the pantheon of disgraced media celebrities at an unheard-of rate.
Tuesday night, 24 hours after NBC heard a damning complaint of sexual misconduct by Matt Lauer, the star NBC News anchor was out of his Today show perch, and the $25 million annual salary that came with it. A week earlier, Charlie Rose lost his seat at the CBS This Morning table, and of his eponymous PBS show, after eight women came forward to document cases of sexual harassment over the years.
These high-profile dismissals are not isolated to TV news organizations.
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