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$600k. Must be harder to read the news than I thought!

Sandra Sully was a fox. Best news reader of all time... kinda! :D

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Wonder how much this chick charges? Sexist news reader in the world.

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The best news channel.

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Anyone got the footage of Ms Sully being boned (literally) in the TV helicopter??? Be good of you to post a link.
 
Surfer35 said:
Anyone got the footage of Ms Sully being boned (literally) in the TV helicopter??? Be good of you to post a link.
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Are you sure? Cant find any mention of it on google. I did have one of some overseas new journalist getting boned in the news van. :D Might have to stick to the Mimi Mcpherson one!
 
There was an excellent gaff on Lateline Business (Ch2) the other night.

Ali Moore was interviewing someone and suggested they wipe their top lip as they were sweating and they would be embarrassed later if they saw it and she said she would ask the last question again.

She was furious that this went to air and was not edited out.

It should be n Media Watch this week, so have a look.
 
There's no prettier sight on the planet than Sandra Sully dressed for the Melbourne Cup broadcast, it just brings tears to your eyes.
 
Katie Couric - $15million woman.

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CBS boasts some of television's highest paid hosts and actors

CBS has the biggest audience, and, not surprisingly, it also has some of the stars making the most dough in TV land.

"Late Show" host David Letterman pulls down a cool $32 million a year to lead the late-night hosts, according to TV Guide's annual salary survey.

"CBS Evening News" anchor Katie Couric's $15 million a year paycheck is the most among news anchors.

And Charlie Sheen's $875,000 per show check for each episode of the hit sitcom "Two and A Half Men," leads the comedy world, according to the survey.

Each year, TV Guide gathers salaries of some of the medium's biggest stars, and the figures are huge. The mag found that some shows are feeling the economic squeeze with some actors getting the same pay as a year ago as networks and producers work to keep costs stable.

But the big names are doing fine: Bad boy actor Keifer Sutherland, for instance, makes $550,000 for each of the episodes of Fox's series "24." Sutherland is the highest paid drama actor, followed by Hugh Laurie, of Fox's "House," along with Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni of NBC's "Law & Order: SVU," who all make $400,000 per episode.

Elsewhere on the dial, "American Idol's" Ryan Seacrest earns $15 million a year to lead the reality host category. Not included in TV Guide's survey is his "Idol" cohort Simon Cowell, who earns an estimated $36 million a year.

Kyra Sedgwick who stars in TNT's "The Closer" pulls down $275,000 per episode, followed by "Rescue Me" star Denis Leary, whose salary is pegged at $250,000 an episode.
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I just quickly browsed this thread. Can't see how a newsreader is worth those figures. Something needs rebalancing.
 

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