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The former CNN anchor hosted the Native Son Awards celebrating black gay and queer men. One honoree told Lemon he doesn't watch CNN anymore.
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Needless to say, and perhaps by design, the news spread quickly through the embattled network, where one reeling staffer called the move "gross."
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Lemon was hanging in the Hamptons on the same day that Licht, who'd previously axed him from the network, stepped down as CNN's CEO.
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While the comms team is still in tact, we hear SVP of communications Matt Dornic and others who oversaw a damaging all-access article getting the boot.
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We're told that after a mortifying profile in the Atlantic was published over the weekend, the infamously confident CEO expected to ride it out.
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"For a number of reasons, things didn't work and that's unfortunate and ultimately that's on me," Zaslav told network staffers Wednesday at its Hudson Yards HQ.
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"Having Don host this year's award feels like a full circle moment for Native Son," Emil Wilbekin told Page Six.
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“He was the first person I ever heard the word Ozempic from,” a source told Page Six of CNN CEO Chris Licht, who was profiled in the Atlantic.
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Sources tell Page Six that the former anchor has hired his longtime pal, who was also canned by the channel, to represent him in his $125 million dismissal case.
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The ousted co-anchor of "CNN This Morning" says he plans to "enjoy my summer" despite his unexpected exit. "I will... have a great time. That's it.”
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Lemon, 57, who was ousted from CNN on Monday, said he's lucky to be in a position where he doesn't have to worry about "not having a place to live."
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"It's not in my nature, I'm not an angry person, I'm not mad," Lemon told Page Six about his abrupt dismissal from CNN after nearly 17 years at the network.
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The fired anchor has hired Bryan Freedman — the attorney who landed ousted CNN star Chris Cuomo a big payday — to look into "further damages."
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Lemon was fired Monday after nearly 17 years at the news network following a string of controversies on air and behind the scenes.
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"At no time was I ever given any indication that I would not be able to continue to do the work I have loved at the network," he said in...
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Lemon allegedly once called a female producer fat to her face and has "a habit of saying idiotic and inaccurate things," according to a report published by Variety.
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There was consternation in the upper echelons of the comedy world after Adam Sandler's Mark Twain Prize ceremony was stripped of political jokes.
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The "Everything Everywhere All at Once" actress urged women not to let anyone tell them they're "past [their] prime" after Lemon's sexist on-air comments.
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Less than a year after he took over as chairman, there's already chatter throughout the halls of the network that he'll be gone before Labor Day.
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Network colleagues and industry types turned out to celebrate the republication of the grandfather’s World War II memoir, “Luck of the Draw."
The former CNN anchor hosted the Native Son Awards celebrating black gay and queer men. One honoree told Lemon he doesn't watch CNN anymore.