Tuesday Nov 17 | TV Squad
Chris Elliott is quite possibly the most famous person few people have heard of.
Andrew Pessin: Philosopher-comedian
In conversation and in print, Andrew Pessin is as witty as he is approachably profound.
For most people, being a part of one of the most anticipated TV seasons in recent memory would be more than enough.
It Ain't Me. Babe. Musician-band leader Paul Shaffer answered almost all of my questions during a recent hour-long interview to promote his memoir "We'll Be Here For The Rest of Our Lives " [Flying Dolphin/Doubleday, $26] with one exception.
David Letterman employee left show 'because of sexual favouritism'
Nell Scovell, who worked as a writer on NBC's Late Night With David Letterman for less than a year in the early 1990s, said that he paid extra attention to her and was rumoured to be involved in sexual relationships with several women on the show.
Ex-Staffer: Letterman Show a Hostile Work Environment
A former female writer for David Letterman has provided a behind-the-scenes portrait of the show that is anything but funny.
But on Thursday, October 1, minutes before the start of the day's 4:30 p.m. taping, Letterman had summoned about fifteen of the Late Show 's senior producers, writers, and crew members to his dressing room.
More on the Effects of Altered Images
Many comments on yesterday's post argue that the problems associated with radically altered images of women should be solved not by their producers but by their consumers, asserting that the latter must take a oepersonal responsibilitya or simply avoid these products and publications .
Ex-Ch. 9 reporter makes 'beautiful' list
You "Fox & Friends" watchers - or those who remember Gretchen Carlson as a Channel 9 news reporter in the early 1990s - might like to see her interview about being one of MORE magazine's "MORE beautiful At 40 Than 20." From this 1994 Channel 9 photo, you might agree.
Alleged extortion plot rocks late-night television
David Letterman, a former New Canaan resident, is in the business of making people laugh.
Nearly 1/3 Fewer People Likely to Watch Letterman: Poll
Popularity has dipped 8 percent since May David Letterman may have ticked off more than just his wife by revealing his indecent liaisons with "Late Show" staffers.
McGraw To Play For CBS 'Live On Letterman' Webcast
October 5, 2009: CBS Interactive Music Group will present a special "Live on Letterman " webcast on October 12, with country star Tim McGraw staying on after an appearance on Late Night With David Letterman to play a special webcast concert featuring songs from his upcoming album, Southern Voice .
Erich Thaemert of Summit County and Harmony Ludlam of Grand Junction were married Aug.
Sex Scandal Sheds Light on David Letterman's Love LifeTalk show host...
When David Letterman revealed Thursday that a CBS News employee allegedly tried to blackmail him for $2 million by exposing the sexual affairs he had with female subordinates, the talk show host blasted open the door to his private life, which for years he has tried to keep tightly shut.
Talk show host David Letterman hosts the late night "David Letterman Show" 1990.
In March, when President Obama appeared on the Jay Leno Tonight Show, the president posted a rating of 11.2 . On Monday, when President Obama appeared on Late Night With David Letterman, the president posted a rating of 5.6 . That's exactly half.
Was ending a weekend media blitz on Late Night With David Letterman a good move for Obama? Barack Obama appears on 'Late Night With David Letterman.' "President Obama extended his media blitzkrieg into late-night television," said Michael Shear in The Washington Post , becoming the first sitting president to appear on Late Night With David ...
Obama Blankets Airwaves, Pushing Health Overhaul
If you saw one appearance by President Obama over the weekend, you might as well have seen them all.
'Late' vet upped to exec producer
Matt Roberts has been upped to exec producer on "The Late Show With David Letterman." Roberts has been with "The Late Show" since its inception on CBS in 1993, serving as a segment producer, talent researcher and, most recently, as a writer and supervising producer.
In the 1980s, standup comic Bobcat Goldthwait made an instant, creepy impression as a drunken madman making twisted observations on "Late Night With David Letterman." As an actor, his breakout role was as the slightly twisted cop Zed in the "Police Academy" franchise, which led to similarly twisted roles in "One Crazy Summer," "Hot to Trot" and ...
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