Kicking off his week with a press stop, Jason Sudeikis paid a visit to the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City as he readied for an appearance on "The Late Show With David Letterman" last night (August 29).
Taking the stage for promotional duties, the suit clad "Saturday Night Live" veteran was on-hand to promote his forthcoming comedy "A Good Old Fashioned Orgy."
He’s never been one to take life too seriously, so when David Letterman received death threats from an Al-Qaeda jihadist his knee-jerk reaction was to joke about it.
The “Late Show” host returned to the air last night and lobbed several quips about the man who threatened to cut out his tongue.
As a follow up to the GossipCenter report on David Letterman's jihadist threat, it seems the FBI are taking things very seriously and looking for the person or persons responsible.
Taking to the set to discuss his new book, Chaz Bono visited "The Late Show with David Letterman" yesterday (May 11).
Posing for pictures with partner Jennifer Elia beforehand, the 42-year later sat down with the host to discuss his transgender experience, which he details in his new memoir titled "Transition: The Story of How I Became a Man."
Trading barbs as he immerses himself in the political arena, Donald Trump was on both the firing and receiving end of public tiffs with David Letterman and President Barack Obama over the past twenty-four hours.
Yesterday it was discovered that the reports of Lindsay Lohan's appearance on “The Late Show” were falsely informed, and Lindsay Lohan made sure to make things right.
The comedian made a special point during his show last night to explain the confusion as well as apologize to LiLo and her family.
Well-known to have a longtime beef with one another, David Letterman finally gave a little insight to his feud with Oprah Winfrey.
Claiming that their issues didn't stem from his hosting duties at the 1995 Oscars, the "Late Show" host said, "This predates the Academy Awards. She hated me long before then."
