When the person who filled the post, a former naval intelligence officer and conservative-media personality named Frank Wuco, learned about Kelly's pick for chief of staff, he blocked it.
Suddenly Charlie has another personality, named Hank.
Menaker imagined a Cosell-like television personality, named Harold Portent, conducting a broadcast interview with Winter.
In the early 1930s he changed his name to Jule Styne to avoid confusion with another musical personality named Jules Stein.
Its most famous former player is from the club days, a record-setting punter turned Fox News personality named Bill O'Reilly.
Ross even created a radio personality named Tick Tock McGlaughlin (the superb William H. Macy) to serve as a loopy Greek chorus.
Shah has many enemies, but his most formidable detractor is a clean-shaven, suit-wearing TV personality named Fahim Kohdamani.
It is she who unleashes Odie on Garfield, who must overcome his laziness and egoism when Odie is kidnapped by an unscrupulous television personality named Happy Chapman Stephen Tobolowskyy).
She married a promising young radio personality named Jack Webb and had two kids; he dumped her when "Dragnet" made him famous.
A former radio personality named Lee Abrams was brought in as "chief innovation officer", where hepeppered the staff with stream-of-consciousness memos, some of which went on for 5,000 typo-ridden, idiosyncratic words that left some amused and many bewildered.
To my dismay, another Fox News personality named Bill O'Reilly used my words out of context to imply that I had agreed completely with Brit Hume, when I was only conceding a meaningless (to me) doctrinal technicality.
