Michael Ausiello: (About Issiah Washington comments at the Golden Globe press conference) It was by far the ugliest, most uncomfortable press-room moment I have ever experienced. And judging by the shell-shocked faces on the cast - particularly T.R. Knight and Patrick Dempsey, who have been class acts throughout this entire ordeal — it was a new low for them, too. And what is ironic about the whole thing is that in Washington's attempt to clear his name, he came off as an out-of-control homophobe who throws the f-word around like it's candy. His continued employment on a show that wears its diversity as a badge of honor is the height of hypocrisy. If ABC wants to be remotely true to the principles Shonda Rhimes so eloquently espouses through the show, it has to do the right thing and fire Washington. Anything else at this point is simply unacceptable.
Michael Ausiello: At the risk of getting too sentimental, putting this column together every week has been the highlight of my career. It even ranks higher than meeting Kermit and Miss Piggy at the 2004 Emmys. And as much as I love digging for scoop, my favorite part of the process is reading all of your e-mails. And yes, I read every one. I've come to find that AAdicts, in addition to being smart and funny and cranky and opinionated and strange, are the coolest TV freaks on the planet, and I've been honored to serve as your head freak all these years.
Michael Ausiello: Poor baby. How long will it be at school before Shiloh Pitt gets nicknamed Piloh Shitt?”
Michael Ausiello: (About the new Smurf Movie) I am so camping outside the Ziegfeld the night before this thing opens. Anyone got a tent I can borrow?
Michael has an unusual obsession with raspberry Snapple.
Michael has two magazine columns, The Ausiello Report, and his Wednesday-morning TVGuide.com perennial, Ask Ausiello.
Michael worked alongside John Tesh and Mary Hart as a media relations coordinator for Entertainment Tonight
Michael was a member of the University of Southern California’s Trojan marching band.
He played the role of Sandy in a Robert Gordon Elementary School production of Annie.
Michael Ausiello has been with TV Guide magazine since 2000.
Michael is a Gilmore Girls fan. He was asked to have a small apperance on the show and write an article.
Michael is a columnist and news writer for TV Guide magazine
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