Bristol Palin, Sarah Palin
Bristol Palin has a difference of opinion with her famous mother, saying teen abstinence is "not realistic at all."
"Everyone should be abstinent, whatever, but it's not realistic at all," the 18-year-old mom said in an interview with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren, who pressed her on why.
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Senator John McCain and David Letterman, Late Show with David Letterman
Unlike his last mea culpa appearance on The Late Show, John McCain was much more lighthearted during his segment on Thursday night, joking: "I don't want to talk about the bleeping campaign."
The former Republican presidential candidate sat down with David Letterman to talk about several topics: He praised President-elect Barack Obama for some of his staff choices, including Secretary of State-designate Hillary Rodham Clinton...
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John McCain and Jay Leno, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
In his first television appearance since conceding the election to President-elect Barack Obama, Sen. John McCain spent Veteran's Day with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show, alternating in tone between his characteristic, self-deprecating one-liners and a more reverent seriousness. Read on to see what he said about Gov. Palin and the press...
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John McCain
Sen. John McCain will make his first television appearance since losing the 2008 Presidential Election on the Nov. 11 episode of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
The Arizona senator and former prisoner of war in Vietnam will help Jay & Co. celebrate ...
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President elect Barack Obama, Vice-President elect Joe Biden
It was an historic night, and the networks mostly made us proud -- except for a handful of gaffes and some sci-fi-like technology they should maybe save for a brighter tomorrow. Here's our look at the most powerful, ridiculous, and notable moments of Election Night 2008.
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Barack Obama, John McCain
On Tuesday, the presidential campaign will come to an end, sending either Democrat Barack Obama or Republican John McCain to the White House. See how the coverage of this historic election shakes out after the jump.
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This weekend's Saturday Night Live, hosted by Ben Affleck and featuring musical guest David Cook and appearances by Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain and Tina Fey as McCain's running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, delivered the NBC program's second-highest household rating in nearly 11 years.
That performance is surpassed only by ...
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John McCain on SNL last May
Because it is clearly what you do these days if you have any intention of crossing the White House's threshold, Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain will take a detour from his final slew of campaign stops to put in an appearance on NBC's Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Ben Affleck, an avowed Barack Obama supporter, will be the guest host. Awk. Ward.
When McCain last appeared on Saturday Night Live ...
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Senator Barack Obama
Barack Obama delivered a three-network prime time pitch to the nation, and didn't even delay the World Series to do it.
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Charlie Sheen, Maura Tierney, Hugh Laurie
It's been a huge week for television: the final presidential debate of 2008, a major departure from ER, and maybe the best intro ever. Let's get right to our list.
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