Robin Williams came out of the wild and appeared on the Late Show last night. When asked about Charlie Sheen, he said "As an alcoholic, me giving advice to Charlie Sheen—it's like a leper giving a facial."
Last night on Letterman, Donald Trump offered his opinion on Charlie Sheen, hedging his bets that the troubled star would soon land another TV deal even more lucrative than his Two and a Half Men paycheck. Letterman doesn't seem convinced.
The man who plays The Office's Ryan showed up on the Late Show last night and regaled us with stories about his start as a stand-up comic, his father's ghostwriting career, and ...a dinner with Michael Jackson?
Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, the forever-delayed, utterly doomed musical from Julie Taymor, Bono and the Edge, is still in previews. But that doesn't mean that the cast can't perform a weirdly tame song on David Letterman's Late Show!
Last night Dave welcomed the creators of South Park as they promote their Broadway Show The Book of Mormon that eventually turned into the constant use of "Sheening" as a reference for drug use.
Last August, when Brian Williams visited David Letterman on the Late Show, Letterman expressed his concern over Williams' plans to do The Tonight Show. Tonight, in a cranky/endearing way, Letterman blasted Williams for appearing on "the goddamn Leno show."
While driving in Los Angeles, Amy "goes bananas" and goes "so Boston" with her kids sitting in the backseat. Can you blame her? After her tales of road rage, she spoke a bit about Gawker.TV favorite Parks and Recreation.
When Cobie Smulders returned to the Late Show last night, she revealed a fact that I was unaware of—that the father of her 2-year-old daughter and fiancé is none other than Saturday Night Live newbie Taran Killam. What?!
Dave took time to address the announcement that Lindsay would read the show's Top 10 List this week, saying "It turns out we were duped, and I have no one to blame but myself and boy my face is red."
The Late Show might not have had that appearance from Lindsay Lohan last night, but it did have the hilarious Bill Hader on as a guest. He explains exactly how he and SNL writer John Mulaney came up with Stefon.
Super sexy model, Irina Shayk, took a break from her super sexy life last night to talk about being on the cover of Sports Illustrated. There is something so captivating about watching her flirt with Ol' Letterman in that accent.
Sure, they all kind of stumbled over the corny jokes written by the Late Show staff, but that's not really the point, is it? Enjoy the eye candy.
On Friday's Late Show, Ed Helms spoke about a few of his hobbies that he's particularly awesome at: skateboarding and toy helicopters. As he put it, saying that he's "Quite good is offensive to me, because I am amazing."
Tonight, Anderson Cooper—fresh from his headline-grabbing Egypt trip—stopped by the Late Show to chat with David Letterman about being beaten up by an angry, pro-Mubarak mob. "I don't recommend it," said Cooper. Neither do we. Leave Andy alone!
On tonight's Late Show, Domestic Diva Martha Stewart made some Superbowl treats with David Letterman. One problem: all Letterman wanted to do was bring up Stewart's stint in the slammer. She was not pleased—but she did get revenge!
Friend of the Late Show Chris Elliott showed up on Dave's couch and he was revved up on the fact that Jay Leno stopped him for one of his "stupid" Jaywalking segments. You can guess how it went from there.
Justin Bieber appeared on the Late Show last night and taught ol' Dave a little bit about Twitter. It's a little alarming that Letterman doesn't know what an "underscore" is but he gets a pass on this one anyway.
During last Saturday's Miss America pageant, something magical happened: Miss Arkansas, Alyse Eady, performed a ventriloquism/yodeling act during the talent portion of the competition. Tonight, the runner-up appeared on the Late Show and performed—twice!—for David Letterman. Watch inside.
In response to being asked what she does with her free time, Betty answered "vodka's kind of a hobby." So why not spend the eve of your eighty-nine years on this earth downing Grey Goose on the rocks with Dave?
