Page 1 Roundup (12/14)

The Daily News: Omarosa Manigault throws tantrum, has to be escorted from White House after chief of staff fires her 

Salma Hayek says rebuffing Harvey Weinstein led to nightmare on 'Frida'

Teen Vogue: Joe Biden, who actually did vote against Clarence Thomas, says he owes Anita Hill an apology

Morgan Spurlock preemptively confesses to a history of sexual misconduct, rape allegation

Longtime PBS host Tavis Smiley suspended amid 'troubling' sexual misconduct allegations

It looks like it's time for this "dreamer" Democrat to go

The New York Post: Racist GOP lawmaker from Kentucky accused of sexual assault commits suicide

Page Six: Harvey Weinstein responds to Salma Hayek’s op-ed allegations

The New York Times: If the Dems could hold off on the health-law vote for Scott Brown to get seated, shouldn't Republicans wait on tax reform for Doug Jones?

Music mogul Russell Simmons is accused of rape by three women

Netflix executive loses job after comment about Danny Masterson rape allegations

The Washington Post: This is what Puerto Rico needs from the government now

The Wall Street Journal: Want to predict the next North Korean missile test? Try studying its library of verbal insults

Correction of the Day

This is pretty hilarious -- and a twofer to boot!

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'Mansome' Is Just Nuts

Over the weekend, we went to see "Mansome," Morgan Spurlock's documentary about the state of masculinity. Despite a couple of likable subjects -- Movember co-founder Adam Garone, Spurlock himself -- and a fun running conversation with the Bluth brothers (aka Jason Bateman and Will Arnett), the film is a dud. IMDB claims that it was 1 hour and 24 minutes, but it felt more like 30 days, with entirely too much time spent focusing on a competitive beard grower and a Sikh guy who hates himself, and not enough time on other topics ripe for examination (steroids, plastic surgery trends, body dysmorphia, et al.). Still, despite the waste of time and money, I did learn one thing. Apparently when your nut sack gets sweaty and sticks to your legs, it's called "bat wings." And if this is an issue for you, you're in luck: There's a product on the market to combat this called -- what else? -- Fresh Balls. Now that may just have been worth the $13 price of admission.