Roundup: New Head of FS1, Jay Leno Thinks Current Late-Night Is Depressing, Warren Buffett Bearish on Bitcoin

Warren Buffett says with “certainty” that cryptocurrency will end badly [CNBC]

Mark Silverman is the new President of National Networks at Fox Sports, where he will “oversee all programming, production, marketing and digital for Fox Sports, FS1 and FS2.” [SBJ]

Dave Cameron leaving Fangraphs for the Padres [Fangraphs]

“This is the data Snapchat doesn’t want you to see” [Daily Beast]

Hulu hits 17 million subscribers, a 40% increase since May of 2016 [Vulture]

How Paw Patrol became a juggernaut [Globe and Mail]

Someone walked up to Harvey Weinstein at a Scottsdale restaurant and punched him in the face twice [TMZ]

“Men try to ‘redefine’ sexual consent with Blockchain” [Gizmodo]

More ads are coming on Instagram [Ad Age]

Twitter touts the power of its big data partnerships [Variety]

Jay Leno thinks the topical nature of late-night shows makes them depressing now [THR]

A positive review for Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill [Telegraph]

Greek Freak fills Bucks rookie Sterling Brown’s car with popcorn

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Mitch Hedberg narrating Jimmy John’s commercials circa 2005

Randy Savage promo compilation