National Lampoon CEO Charged With Securities Fraud

in Comedy, Film | December 15th, 2008 Leave a Comment

The business news keeps getting worse. Bernie Madoff’s ponzi scheme unraveled, defrauding wealthy investors of an estimated $50 billion. Marc Dreier, a big time New York lawyer, got jailed for allegedly bilking sophisticated hedge funds out of millions. Now, we learn that the CEO of National Lampoon is charged with securities fraud.  As you may know, National Lampoon owns stakes in such classic films as Animal House and Vacation. And this all provides me an awfully cheap excuse to show you John Belushi in one of his finest moments.

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