Sumner Redstone Explains Firing Tom Cruise
Source: yeeeah.com

Viacom C.O. Sumner Redstone opens up about his decision to fire Tom Cruise in the December issue of Vanity Fair. What does that have to do with that picture of Rebecca Romijn and her dog up there? Nothing at all, dummy, but a puppy in a hat held by a model trumps pictures of Stubby McGay any day of the week. And the dog is wearing a costume. And today is Halloween, and Mysstique is totally my favorite X-Men.
Page Six quotes Mr. Redstone as saying,
“[Tom] was embarrassing the studio. And he was costing us a lot of money. [My wife Paula], like women everywhere, had come to hate him. The truth of the matter is, I did listen to her . . . His behavior was entirely unacceptable to Paula and to the rest of the world. He just didn’t turn one [woman] off. He turned off all women, and a lot of men.”
“When did I decide [to fire him]? I don’t know. When he was on the ‘Today’ show? When he was jumping on a couch at ‘Oprah’? He changed his handler, you know, to his sister [LeAnne Devette] - not a good idea.”
“[Cruise’s bizarre behavior cost Paramount] $100 million, $150 million on ‘Mission: Impossible III.’ It was the best picture of the three, and it did the worst.”
You’ll notice Mr. Redstone made no reference to Tom Cruise’s love of the cock. And that’s smart, because you can’t mention somebody’s being gay in the list of reasons you fired them. You’ll wind up with a lawsuit on your hands, and a “We’re Here, We’re Queer” picket parade in your parking lot. And sometimes they bring eggs. And glitter. Never good for a Bentley’s paint job.
In honor of the holiday, some more pictures of Rebecca Romijn at “Bow Wow Ween” after the jump! Happy Halloween, mothafuckas!
















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