On the heels of Red Sox manager Terry Francona being let go this morning, David Letterman's "Top Ten Things Overheard in the Red Sox Clubhouse" will be seriously painful to Red Sox fans (but funny for everyone else).
With the very public meltdown of Charlie Sheen and his expulsion from 'Two and a Half Men,' viewers probably don't need another reason to watch the reboot of the sitcom with Ashton Kutcher, which is set to premiere on September 19.
For Sarah Jessica Parker, visiting the Bolshoi Theatre during a recent trip to Russia was almost a life-changing event. In fact, Parker seemed so taken with the landmark that she had difficulty expressing herself to David Letterman on the 'Late Show.'
For more than four minutes, Parker told a meandering story about her visit to the historic theatre, alternately touching on latrines, grain alcohol, surreptitious cell phone photos and her role in potentially causing a divorce.
Rose Byrne may be a fine actress, but her ability to spell leaves a lot to be desired. On the 'Late Show' last night, Byrne competed against David Letterman in an impromptu spelling bee and failed miserably.
First, Letterman correctly spelled "Schenectady," the city in New York State where Byrne is currently filming a movie with Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes.
It seems even death threats can't dull David Letterman's sense of humor. On Monday night's 'Late Show,' Letterman fired off a salvo of jokes in response to the internet jihadist who recently called for the late-night host's tongue to be cut out.
Comedian Louis C.K. performed on the 'Late Show With David Letterman' last night for the first time in 15 years after being banned from the show for a never-explained reason.
Last night, Kirstie Alley confronted David Letterman with a list of jokes he made about her weight over the years on the 'Late Show.'
Alley whipped out a list tucked in her dress and read several jokes, including one where Letterman said her fall on 'Dancing With the Stars' caused a palpable tremor and earned her a score of 8 ... on the Richter scale.
On Tuesday night's 'Late Show with David Letterman,' comedic actor Steve Carell waxes poetic about his kids, summer vacations, and the end of his run on 'The Office' -- until Letterman tells him he was too good for that show anyway.