News about Heather O'Rourke

A long-serving New York City news anchor who was fired from the local ABC affiliate after he reportedly called his co-host a 'c***'. Ken Rosato, 56, was fired earlier this month after making crass remarks against his co-anchor Shirleen Allicot, who were caught on a hot mic in Hollywood.

Ken Rosato, 56, was shot on a hot mic earlier this month after making crass remarks that were caught on a hot mic. It was believed he had made a racial remark, but his handler vehemently denied it. Rosato was pushed from his anchor position at WABC after yelling Shirleen Allicot a 'c***,' according to Page Six.' DailyMail.com has reached out to the local news station for comment.

After a 'off color' remark was picked up on a hot mic, a long-serving New York City news anchor and reporter is out of a job. According to Page Six, ABC New York's Ken Rosato was dismissed at the start of the month, but no one seems to know what he said. The remark, according to a rep for Rosato, was not racial. There has been no official statement from the channel regarding the dismissal. For more information, DailyMail.com has contacted ABC affiliate John Payne.

There's no shortage of iconic horror films from the 1970s and 1980s that launched long-running franchises, from "Halloween" to "A Nightmare on Elm Street." Nevertheless, "Poltergeist" stands out among the rest for its cult following, and many of those followers suspect the Poltergeist franchise is actually cursed. In 2015, a sequel to the 1982 horror film "Poltergeist," but let's be honest: nothing could compare to the original. Although no fatalities occurred on the set of the most recent film (that we're aware of), there are already a few rumors of a curse on the original film trilogy's cast.