Alec Baldwin suspended by MSNBC for homophobic slurs
Alec Baldwin leaves Manhattan Criminal Court through a crowd of media after testifying against accused stalker Canadian actress Genevieve Sabourin in Manhattan on Nov. 12, 2013. Credit: Getty Images
As expected, MSNBC suspended Alec Baldwin for his most recent outburst captured by camera, posted by TMZ, and showing the star using homophobic profanities. Baldwin has issued an apology.
MSNBC, which only recently made him host of a Friday night talk show, confirmed that Baldwin had in fact been suspended, while Baldwin posted this, to the media and to MSNBC colleagues...
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