Mouseketeer

Bob Iger
Mogul Mouseketeer
By Rupert Murdoch
Inheriting a legendary brand is both a burden and blessing. Bob Iger could have been haunted by the past, but he has instead created a powerhouse for the company’s future, diversifying the portfolio and yet not traducing the tradition.
Hollywood is full of what are loosely called “characters”, a term that is somethimes merely a lousy excuse for bad behavior. But Bob is a thoughtful leader and an earnest individual, decent and dignified, farsighted and focused.
The common theme running throughout the Disney businesses is family—whether it’s movies, television shows, theme parks, Broadway shows or cruises. They are beautifully and successfully integrated businesses. And there is no doubt ESPN is a juggernaut.
Hollywood blinked when Bob spent $ 15 billion on Pixar, Lucas film and Marvel. But they turned out to be great and logically investments that have kept Disney on the front foot. Under Bob, Disney is hardly Frozen in time.

Murdoch is the executive chairman of News Corp. and chairman and CEO of 21st Century Fox.

 Mouseketeer

1. One of a group of children appearing on the television program The Mickey Mouse Club in the 1950's. 

Etymologies

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Blend of mouse and musketeer, from the Mickey Mouse ears worn by the performers.

Mouseketeer

When one decides to place a gerbil or other small mouse up their rectum, they become a "mouseketeer." Richard Gere was one of the orginal mouseketeers.

I don't travel to West Hollywood, but I'm guessing there are many famous mouseketeers living there.