David Letterman returns to "The Late Show" for first time since 2015
David Letterman hosted "The Late Show" for over 20 years, from 1993 to 2015.
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David Letterman hosted "The Late Show" for over 20 years, from 1993 to 2015.
Letterman said a lot has changed since he retired as host of "The Late Show" in 2015.
Proceeds from the raffle will go to Habitat for Humanity.
You could own a piece of the "Late Show with David Letterman."
David Letterman is calling Netflix home for another season.
The two had great on-air chemistry, her homespun sincerity proving the perfect foil for her son's urban acerbity.
Chris discussed the new travel ban unveiled by Donald Trump and David Letterman's interview with Vulture Magazine. He spoke with Andrew McCarthy from National Review at 7:30 about Trump's accusation that Barack Obama wiretapped him, Stephen Klasko, the CEO of Jefferson Health, at 8:00 about the House Republican plan to replace Obamacare and Sheriff David Clarke at 8:20 about his new book, Cop Under Fire.
Chris discussed the Eagles win over the Bears last night in Chicago, Hillary Clinton's appearance on the Tonight Show and the terrorist attacks from the weekend. He spoke with John Hayward from Breitbart at 6:20 and with author of While America Slept, Robert C O'Brien at 7:20 about President Obama and Hillary Clinton's role in the rise of terrorist attacks. He also talked with Ike Reese from WIP about the Carson Wentz's performance against the Bears.
Rich discussed President Obama endorsing Hillary Clinton, Clinton's email compromising CIA names and Bernie Sanders vowing to stay in the race to fight off Donald Trump. He also discussed the approval of Philadelphia's soda tax, the Stanford rape case and more. Rich spoke with Heather Scholl at 4:35pm.
Chris reviewed Hillary Clinton's interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, last night's Kansas City Chiefs loss to the Denver Broncos, and Donald Trump's response to a question accusing President Obama of being a Muslim. He talked with Chris Butler on Finance Friday about taxing hedge fund managers at 7:00, Phillies Announcer Scott Franzke about the team approaching 100 losses at 7:20, Pam Cornforth from the Ronald McDonald House at 7:50, and CSN Philly's Ray Didinger to preview this weekend's matchup between the Eagles and the Cowboys at 8:00.
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.
David Letterman is taking The Late Show stage for one last time.
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.
I'm writing this for me. Selfishly, right now, all I can think about is how much he mattered to me in the most formative years of my life.
David Letterman was your taste-maker older brother who shared his favorite music nightly like a perfectly curated mixtape.
He also discusses his longtime desk and what he'll be doing in five years.
Bob Dylan hasn't been on "Late Show" in 22 years.
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
Sandler's also pretty sure, with all this time on his hands, Letterman will be peeing in Jay Leno's coffee cup.
Tina Fey wanted to give David Letterman something as a goodbye gift. It turned out it was the dress off her back.
Vinnie Favale, Vice President of Late Night Programming for CBS, told Chris Stigall how difficult the recent weeks have been leading up to David Letterman's final show and the special that airs tonight, "David Letterman: A Life on Television."
As David Letterman approaches his final broadcast of the "Late Show with David Letterman" on Wednesday, May 20, he has amassed an impressive tally of milestones throughout his more than three decades in broadcasting.
If there's any worry that time has not been kind to Hootie and his Blowfish, leave your reservations at the door.
There's only a month left until summer gets here, which means it's time for season finales, summer songs, and the first signs of summer blockbusters.
