Ted Casablanca: E!xit Stage Left, E!ven?

Where's Ted Casablanca? The venerable E! News gossip disappeared without explanation last month from the cable airwaves. He still operates a online column-cum-blog, The Awful Truth, where on August 1 he told fans who noticed his absence, "I'm starting to know how Star Jones Reynolds felt." Hmm? NYTV asked; Mr. Casablanca answered. "All I can say, at this point, is my column will appear (amped) someplace else as of next June," he wrote in an e-mail. Where will he go? What will he do? Is E! letting such divine talent slip away? A network representative had the following response tonight. "Ted is still very much with eonline. He's a very valuable member of their staff." She added: "I can't speak to his contract, but everybody here's like, 'What?'" —Rebecca Dana
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rob enderle (not verified) says:

Ted is a flaming fruitcake but he is an entertaining one. Im sure hell land on his feet.
Anyone checked if he alraedy took TedCasablanca.com ?

J. Clerkin-Whitcomb (not verified) says:

Ryan Seacrest strikes again! Remember how he got Kathy Griffin dumped when he came aboard the E! team? Now it's Ted's turn - E! sure is going down the toilet.

Keith Klein (not verified) says:

I believe that Ted is an extremely underrated and underused talent at E and someone over there is making a huge mistake. Instead of lessening his profile, he should get his own show! He's fab!

SquallCloud (not verified) says:

Thank goodness!

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