The drama of Rupert Murdoch speaking to the British Parliament, saying he’s sorry but not responsible for a phone hacking scandal, was heightened when someone tried to throw a pie in his face. Another ...
Rupert Murdoch's wife, Deng and News Corp. executive Joel Klein, who is overseeing an internal investigation into the wrongdoing, sat behind him as he spoke. The elder Murdoch denied that the closure ...
The already dramatic testimony of Rupert Murdoch and his son James, who insisted they did not know the scope of phone hacking at their News of the World tabloid in front of Parliament in London ...
Jonathan May-Bowles, the British comedian who attempted to pie Rupert Murdoch at a Parliamentary hearing last week, has been convicted of assault and causing harassment, alarm or distress, the ...
The 25-year-old British comic who tried to pie Rupert Murdoch two weeks ago at a London hearing was sentenced to six weeks in jail. Jonathan May-Bowles, aka "Jonnie Marbles," was smacked by Murdoch's ...
LONDON (Reuters) - A British protester who threw a plate of foam at Rupert Murdoch during a parliamentary hearing into the phone-hacking scandal pleaded guilty to assault on Friday. Jonathan ...
Forget cold--when it comes to the irreparably tarnished and rapidly imploding Murdoch media empire, revenge is best served in the form of a foam pie. Preferably delivered into the face of a frail ...
Throwing a pie at 80-year-old Rupert Murdoch yesterday was mean and nasty, (and may have distracted people from the phone hacking scandal at hand.) But critics of the News Corp. chairman are setting ...
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