David Letterman was passed over to succeed Johnny Carson as host of The Tonight Show, but is now poised to dethrone Carson as the longest-running late-night star in TV history.
Letterman, 64, is nearing a deal with CBS that would keep him behind the desk of the Late Show through 2014, according to The New York Times. 2014 will mark his 32nd year in late night (11 years on NBC's Late Night followed by what would be 21 years on CBS). Carson was on...
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When it comes to politics and TV, you probably wouldn't be surprised to hear that liberal Democrats favor The Daily Show or Colbert Report.
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First Dave, now Craig?
Less than a week after death threats were made against David Letterman, Craig Ferguson received an envelope containing white powder purported to be anthrax. It later turned out to be harmless.
"Today someone sent an envelope packed with white powder to the show. I offered to test it, but they said 'no,'" Ferguson joked in his Late Late Show monologue on Tuesday's show.
David Letterman returns to work after death threat
Two people were temporarily held at the studio Tuesday afternoon after being exposed to the powder and ...
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It's still all business between Courteney Cox and David Arquette.
The couple, who separated last year, sold the game-show pilot Identity Crisis to CBS, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson welcomed his first child with wife Megan Wallace, People reports.
"Everyone is happy and healthy," his rep told the magazine. "The family is doing great, everybody's perfect."
Craig Ferguson, wife expecting child
Born Monday...
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