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This installment of Jayson on the Rebound features an interview with The Wire alum Jamie Hector, who opened up about his career, drug legalization and the psychology of Marlo Stansfield.
"American Idol's" newly crowned winner will sing the National Anthem at the National Memorial Day concert.
One of America's first theme parks was in the D.C. region -- and two of its roadside remnants will soon be moved. Disneyland opened in July 1955; the Enchanted Forest, in Ellicott City, Maryland, followed just one month later.
This week, we say our final goodnight to a late-night legend and a pop star's new music video brings some star power
Last night"Late Show" David Letterman signed-off, marking the end of an era in television, and special guests and celebrities thanked him the best ways they knew how.
As David Letterman hangs up his cleats as the host of The Late Show, we take a look back at 5 classic sports interviews. Enjoy!
Late night talk shows that are usually filled with jokes and humor took a more sentimental turn as hosts like Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Myers bid farewell to David Letterman.
David Letterman was your taste-maker older brother who shared his favorite music nightly like a perfectly curated mixtape.
A convicted killer at the center of a popular podcast that raised questions about his guilt and whether he had a fair trial will seek to call an alibi witness who has never before testified and include her testimony in his request for a new trial, which is pending in an appeals court.
He also discusses his longtime desk and what he'll be doing in five years.
Many have accused Beyonce and Jay Z of staying too far away from the social justice spotlight, maintaining a silence around issues involving the protests in Baltimore and Ferguson.
Bob Dylan hasn't been on "Late Show" in 22 years.
If you see people dressed in their best in Bel Air, they're probably trying to get a spot on a hit TV show.
This week, one mean girl needs to finish some community service and a late-night host is ready to say his final goodbye.
The final broadcasts will feature appearances by Tom Hanks, Bill Murray, Eddie Vedder and Letterman's historic final "Late Show" broadcast on May 20
