Peter Lassally, the legendary late-night producer who died Sunday at age 93, spent decades producing the medium’s most famous hosts—but he made only one appearance on the other side of a late-night ...

David Letterman performed his final monologue on The Late Show on May 20th, 2015. Eleven years (and one day) later, Stephen Colbert was in the same position, walking onto the stage to have his final ...

The former ‘Late Night’ and ‘Late Show’ host will interview the ‘Is This Thing On?’ star as he brings his ‘An Evening With David Letterman’ series to the marquee comedy festival. By Etan Vlessing ...

David Letterman‘s long tenure in late-night is about to get a global boost as his Worldwide Pants teams with NBCUniversal and Merzigo to expand distribution of more than 6,000 episodes on YouTube, ...

The late-night icon and his wife attended the ceremony for the JFK Profile in Courage Award in part to support their friend Caroline Kennedy, Tatiana's mother Cindy Ord/WireImage; Mel Musto/Bloomberg ...

David Letterman believes the end of “The Late Show” on CBS is a “huge mistake” and a loss for American culture. The legendary former “Late Show” host shared his take with TODAY’s Craig Melvin on the ...

Fans at 93.1 WIBC’s Tales From The Track Presented By Relay Indiana got plenty of racing insight, but Graham Rahal also delivered one of the night’s funniest behind-the-scenes moments. Hosted by ...

Late-night icon David Letterman shouted, "Good night and good luck, motherf-----!" during a defiant rooftop segment with Stephen Colbert. The viral moment occurred on the Thursday, May 14, broadcast ...

It was a Top Ten moment for fans of late-night. "I came very close to being teary about that," Letterman, 79, told Colbert, 62, of his emotional return, before quickly throwing in a jab at CBS. "You ...

Turns out, all I needed to feel better was to watch Letterman throw watermelons off the Ed Sullivan Theater again CBS David Letterman Late Show Stephen Colbert Stephen Colbert’s run as The Late Show ...

David Letterman and Stephen Colbert targeted CBS during "The Late Show" on Thursday, as the pair threw furniture and watermelons off the roof onto the Ed Sullivan Theater at a CBS logo on the ground ...