The president of Paramount Corporation's TV unit has been fired for what is being called "comments inconsistent with Viacom's values."  Paramount TV is a subsidiary of media conglomerate Viacom. Amy Powell was Paramount's golden girl, a rising star who helped create several hit TV shows when she came on board in 2013.  But on a studio notes call with executives and talent for the show The First Wives Club, Powell apparently made what was interpreted as racially insensitive generalizations about black women.  Several complaints from those in on the call led to her firing. Hollywood Reporter: The news was announced Thursday via an internal memo from Paramount CEO Jim Gianopulos in which he outlined "multiple individuals" who raised "concerns around comments" made by the executive in a "professional setting, which they believed were inconsistent" with Viacom's...(Read Full Post)