As Stephen Colbert prepares to sign off from his show tonight he left a warning dressed as a farewell. Anderson Cooper did something similar at 60 Minutes, wrapping twenty years in one perfectly constructed sentence that said everything without saying anything anyone could sue him for. Two of the most trusted men in American broadcasting walked out the door in the same week, and both of them were careful about exactly how they did it. Read into that what you will.

Elsewhere: Cate Blanchett accidentally announced the most exciting film project in years at a Cannes and then visibly wished she hadn't. Jordan Firstman made Hollywood cry and then took its money. A wedding photo went missing from Highgrove. Bethenny Frankel did not say thank you. Chrishell Stause had a lot to say about Katharine McPhee. And Mandy Moore would like you to know that being called unkind in a mom group essay was, genuinely, the worst thing that has ever happened to her publicly. And she has had a very public life.

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