CBS To Present 'David Letterman: A Life On Television' Monday, May 4
"David Letterman: A Life On Television," A CBS primetime special celebrating the talk show host's legendary career, to be broadcast Monday, May 4th.
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"David Letterman: A Life On Television," A CBS primetime special celebrating the talk show host's legendary career, to be broadcast Monday, May 4th.
Rich discussed Princeton NJ's restrictions on cigarette purchases, outrage leveled at a David Letterman joke, and what is wrong with McDonald's. He also talked to PA State Representative John Lawrence.
Chris discusses the media coverage of Hillary Clinton traveling through Iowa, Whoopi Goldberg's warning of Marco Rubio, and IRS deadline day. He talks with Kelley Paul, wife of Rand about her new book "True and Constant Friends" and Philadelphia Magazine's Tom McGrath about Hillary Clinton's van tour.
David Letterman is packing his final 28 shows as a late-night host with a who's who of Hollywood names and favorites leading up to his May 20 swan song.
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CBS announced today that 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' will debut Tuesday, Sept. 8 (11:35 PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT) from the historic Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City.
As is tradition, Darlene Love performed "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," on Letterman's final holiday special.
Entertainment and pop culture had quite a few notable moments in 2014, and as the year winds down, some things require a second look.
David Letterman will host his final broadcast of the LATE SHOW, Wednesday, May 20, 2015 (11:35 PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
David Letterman will host his final broadcast of the "Late Show" on Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Those special guests have not been announced but are musicians who helped inspire the band's new album.
Chris discussed the release of the new Apple iPhones and smart watch. He talked to Pam Cornworth from the Ronald McDonald House in Delaware at 6:20, LaSalle Professor William Weaver at 7:00, Author of 'Reefer Sanity,' Kevin Sabet at 7:20, Philadelphia Magazine's Tom McGrath at 8:00, and Phillies Manager Ryne Sandberg at 8:20.
David Letterman used his opening monologue on the "Late Show" Monday to remember old pal Robin Williams.
Good news for New York! Late Show with Stephen Colbert isn't going anywhere.
The network is taking a wide-open approach to replacing Craig Ferguson in late-night
Chris discusses Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane's retraction of statements she made yesterday as part of the release of her office's report on the Jerry Sandusky investigation, the latest on the IRS emails and new revelations about the VA Scandal. He also talks to Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine.
Dave Chappelle made his first late-night appearance in more than six years Tuesday, and one of the first questions he was asked was why he quit his cult sketch comedy show "Chappelle's Show."
Chris covers Allyson Schwartz decision to campaign for Governor on her support for Obamacare, a fungus threatening the world's supply of bananas, and the death of the Sunday talk shows.
Stephen Colbert, who will succeed David Letterman as host when he retires, will visit the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN on Tuesday, April 22nd on the CBS Television Network.
The new face of late night is ... Stephen Colbert.
The late night legend has had a big impact on fans and rising stars in our area.
It's the end of an era: David Letterman announced Thursday that he's retiring from CBS' "Late Show" sometime next year.
Chris discusses the Supreme Court's decision not to hear the controversial case of boobies bracelets, a bill introduced in Philadelphia City Council to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana, and John McCain's appearance on David Letterman's show. He talks to Rutgers Professor Dr. Rudy Bell about his objection to Condoleezza Rice delivering their commencement address and CNN's Jeffrey Toobin about he appearance at the National Constitution Center.
