On May 31st, Howard Stern will stop by My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman.
In a teaser released today by Netflix, Stern shares some memories of a time when Donald Trump guested on his show. It’s very much worth checking out.
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Friday’s edition of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman finds Letterman in conversation with Tina Fey.
In the interview, they discuss her family, the SNL writers room, vaping and Fey’s new Mean Girls musical, among other topics.
In a new teaser for MNGNNIwDL (below), Fey and Letterman treat the audience to a bit of improve.
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For My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman, George and Dave met up at LAX to chat over burgers at In-N-Out (#squadgoals).
The second episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman streams Friday, February 9 at 12:01AM PT on Netflix.
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President Obama takes things into a whole different headspace when he talks about being called up on stage during a Prince performance – and yes, the phrase ‘dad moves’ is used.
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman premieres on Friday, January 12th on Netflix.
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David Letterman returns to television with his new monthly talk show for Netflix, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
Guests over the course of season one will include George Clooney, Malala Yousafzai, Jay-Z, Tina Fey and Howard Stern – President Barack Obama being the guest for the series premiere.
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction will premiere on Friday, January 12th.
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David Letterman is returning to television with a six episode series featuring long form one-to-one conversations and occasional in-the-field segments highlighting his curiosity and humor.
The as-yet-unnamed series is slated to premiere in 2018.
Stephen Colbert will make his debut as host of Late Show on Tuesday, September 8th. The show will be broadcast from the historic Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City.
Follow the jump for Colbert’s reaction to the news.
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Well, the suspense is over. After manning the Late Show desk for 22 years, David Letterman will leaving the show on May 2-0, 2015.
“David Letterman has given to all of us a remarkable legacy of achievement and creative brilliance that will never be forgotten,” said Leslie Moonves, President and CEO of the CBS Corporation. “It’s going to be tough to say goodbye, but I know we will all cherish the shows leading up to Dave’s final broadcast in May.”
For more, follow the jump.
OK Go have a new album, Hungry Ghosts, and, whenever there’s a new album, there is also a new video – in this case for their new single, I Won’t Let You Down. The new video was shot in Japan’s Chiba Prefecture in August – directed by Kazuaki Seki and the band’s Damimian Kulash.
OK Go begin a world tour March 21st, 2015 will also make three special appearances prior to that: on Late Night with David Letterman (November 11th); October 29 Q&A/performance at Los Angeles’ GRAMMY Museum®, and a November 14 appearance at the Fitzgerald Theater in St Paul, MN with comic Hari Kondabolu on NPR’s Wits. Check out the video after the jump.
Well. That certainly didn’t take long. CBS has named Steven Colbert as David Letterman’s replacement as host of The Late Show when Letterman retires next year. Colbert has signed on for five years, to start with.
Check out the press release (after the jump) for more details.
It’s the end of an era at CBS – and for late night television. Davis Letterman is retiring. In a statement from his production company, Worldwide Pants, Lettermean said, ‘…it’s been great, but I’m retiring.’
For me, Letterman is one of the two all-time great interviewers from late night (the other being the late Tom Snyder of NBC’s The tomorrow Show and CBS’ The Late Late Show). While he won plaudits for his offbeat humor, Letterman never shied away from the ‘What the hell was that?’ questions, and that made him the most unpredictable host in late night.
The Worldwide Pants press release and a statement from CBS’ head, Les Moonves, follow the jump.