Television Rocker Report

Sean Hannity would be the sole anchor of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity & Colmes” upon the departure of Alan Colmes, people close to the network said.

After 12 years at Fox News Channel and four decades in the news business, Washington managing editor Brit Hume will leave "Special Report" and daily journalism for a quieter life, spending time with his grandchildren and following his Christian faith (the anchor still will contribute to the network as a political analyst).

Early Show anchor Harry Smith talks with Bill O'Reilly about politics, power, and what it's like to be one of the most loved (and hated) people on TV.

Ben Affleck impersonated Keith Olbermann on Saturday Night Live in a sketch of "Countdown." As reported, the skit mocked the MSNBC anchor and played him as an exaggerating, pompous cat-owner who speaks like a Shakespearean actor, cuts off his guests and lives with his his mother. WATCH

In honor of Bill O'Reilly and every anchor who ever yelled at someone when they didn't deserve it.

Viewers in the NYC area were caught off guard when well-known WNBC Anchor Sue Simmons used explicit language following an on-air tease. Moments later, the veteran teleprompter reader apologized on air.

•WNBC Anchor Sue Simmons threw down a big F-bomb during a prime time tease for last night's 11PM Newscast. During the hit NBC show Medium, WNBC ran a news tease and just after Simmons read her line she screams "What the F… are you doing?" Of course this mornings New York Papers quickly jumped on the Sue Simmons F-Bomb. Sweet Sue Simmons said w-h-a

Yes, the unthinkable has happened: The Weather Channel is interesting. The man who made it so interesting? Bob Stokes, their “lead anchor” (sorry Bob, but you’re still just a weather man). After running his original co-anchor off with physical and verbal abuse, and not getting fired for it, he realized that he was so valuable to The Weather Channel

Bill O'Reilly from Fox News gets really angry during outtakes in his days as an anchor for Inside Edition.

Dan Rather fired off a new lawsuit against his former network Tuesday, charging that CBS News labeled the anchor "too hot to handle" and prevented him from being hired by other networks after his acrimonious departure.