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Apple COO Tim Cook has topped the fifth annual Out magazine Power 50, the list of the most influential members of the LGBT community. According to the magazine, this is the first time that someone from the tech community was chosen. Out goes on to say that Cook has “made sure Apple could deliver as demand rocketed” and calls him a “leader in waiting.”
Also in the top 10 on the list are Ellen Degeneres, Anderson Cooper, and Fox News’ Shepard Smith. You can check out the complete list here.
Fox News’ Shepard Smith closed Friday evening’s “FOX Report” with a verbal assault on British Petroleum CEO Tony Hayward and Hayward’s recent comments made to English press, TVNewser reports.
Smith, who grew up in the Gulf Coast state of Mississippi, said, “If you think the people of the gulf region and the rest of America will take lying down without a fight a poorly handled aftermath of what your company has done to our gulf and our people, you are horribly mistaken.” TVNewser has the video.
Meanwhile, Mike Williams, a Transocean employee who survived the deadly blast on the Deepwater Horizon gave an interview to “60 Minutes,” which aired last night, in which he details a time-line leading up to and after the blast.
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