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Can Stephen Colbert save America?: A new book argues that Colbert, Jon Stewart and Bill Maher are good for democracy. But is it taking late-night comedy too seriously?; By Louis Bayard Apr 5, 2008
McCain to Letterman: Gonna run: The announcement preceding the announcement.; By David Puner Mar 1, 2007
McCain tells Dave: I'm in: Why Letterman? It's in New York, and the questions are easy.; Tim Grieve Mar 1, 2007
"Stay off the juice, kids": An honest Letterman tape mix-up.; By David Puner Jan 13, 2007
The Michael Richards apology: "Seinfeld" actor attempts damage control; comes across crazier than Kramer.; By David Puner Nov 21, 2006
The Fix: O'Reilly and Letterman mix it up. Angelina adopting again? Plus: Nicole Richie seeks help.; By Scott Lamb Oct 27, 2006
Britney's love bomb: Britney's strange visit with David Letterman.; K.L. May 10, 2006
Why Cheney won't go: Is it his obligation to serve -- or the margaritas and Fritos?; Tim Grieve Mar 22, 2006
Letterman vs. O'Reilly: Letterman knocks O'Reilly out of his spin zone.; K.L. Jan 3, 2006
Lawrence of Arrythmia: Letterman cracks wise on Dick Cheney's trip to Baghdad.; K.L. Dec 20, 2005
No biggie!: Letterman applauds the Iraqi elections; H.H. Dec 16, 2005
Make-up my day, punk: Jack says no to make-up in "King Kong"; H.H. Dec 13, 2005
How do I love thee, Oprah? Let me count the ways.: Wherein a writer falls head over heels for a talk show host.; Farhad Manjoo Dec 2, 2005
Right Hook: Beating back a CIA "insurgency" against Bush, Novak and the Wall Street Journal get ugly. Plus: O'Reilly's love-in on Letterman. And: Will Fox fire chief correspondent over fake story?; By Mark Follman Oct 7, 2004
It's talk-show gridlock!: Watch as bastions of alterna-Jays and wannabe-Daves try to out-snark each other! Thrill as Tom Green battles the late-night TV glut, armed only with a pair of googly eyes and a mile-wide sociopathic streak!; By Heather Havrilesky Jul 19, 2003
The man who would be Carson: From Jimmy Kimmel to Colin Quinn to Ellen DeGeneres, there are too many untested talents joining the talk-show fray. J. Keith van Straaten may be the most experienced host of them all. So why isn't he on the air yet?; By Heather Havrilesky Jul 19, 2003
The Fix: Chris Rock told to shut up, Martin Sheen tapes his own mouth and Adrien Brody pals around with P. Diddy! Plus: What Michael Moore might have said instead ...; By Karen Croft Mar 27, 2003
The Fix: Elvis Costello keeps David Letterman's seat warm, Julia likes the Mile High Club, and Eminem wants to rest instead of rap.; By Karen Croft Mar 13, 2003
The Fix: J-Lo nixes Hooters for Ben, Nicole and Daniel Day-Lewis talk about the war and the menu changes on The Hill. Plus: "60 Minutes" creater blasts Clinton/Dole debate; By Karen Croft Mar 10, 2003
Dark late-night of the soul: Helpless, alone, rejected by female guests except Tammy Faye Bakker, Jimmy Kimmel drifts toward the ninth circle of talk-show hell.; By Carina Chocano Jan 30, 2003
It's OK -- she's a public figure: From Mike Piazza to Winona Ryder, celebs have replaced minorities as the people it's OK for America to make fun of.; By Keith Olbermann Dec 11, 2002
Chest fantastic!: Rhea loves her cleavage; Jennifer Aniston: I'm an idiot; Snoop Dogg disses doobs. Plus: Dad sues Whitney.; By Amy Reiter Oct 10, 2002
Mensch, or passive-aggressive prima donna?: Letterman stayed out of the brawl over whether he'd replace Ted Koppel's "Nightline," but his minions' manipulations still made the late-night king look bad.; By Eric Boehlert Mar 13, 2002
Dave and Ted -- made for each other: Letterman has decided to stay at CBS. But his real future belongs with Ted Koppel as a celebrity-hating, executive-bashing late-night tag team.; By Arianna Huffington Mar 12, 2002
Whitney and Bobby: Smashing couple?: Hotel denies Houston and Brown wrecking report; Al Gore demands canned ham from Letterman. Plus: Matt Damon golfs, dodges gunfire!; By Amy Reiter Apr 13, 2001

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