Sarah Palin would no doubt be horrified by the idea, but there's a chance she could become the same boon to David Letterman's career that Hugh Grant was to Jay Leno's. Grant's 1995 appearance on NBC's "Tonight" show after a prostitution arrest, where Leno ...

David Letterman knows there’s no business like show business, and even death threats can’t come between him and his public. “Tonight,” he told his studio audience,” you people are…more than an audience… you’re more like a human shield.”

David Letterman’s retirement from his long-running Late Show With David Letterman—which began on Feb. 1, 1982, as Late Night With David Letterman on NBC and later moved to CBS on Aug. 30, 1993, after NBC chose Jay Leno to succeed the legendary Johnny ...

David Letterman has Seth Meyers' back. The former "Late Show" host, 78, is defending Meyers after President Donald Trump called for the host of NBC's "Late Night" to lose his job. In a video on his YouTube channel uploaded Nov. 25, Letterman gave a shout ...

David Letterman has "never been more proud" of Seth Meyers. The veteran broadcaster admitted he has enjoyed seeing his Late Night successor take on US President Donald Trump - who recently called for NBC to "immediately" fire the 51-year-old comic - but ...