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Former late-night host David Letterman blasts CBS News as a "wreck" under newly installed leadership, lambasting the newsroom amid Paramount’s merger with Skydance and a wave of upheavals — from Bari Weiss’s chaotic editorship to anchor reshuffles and a shelving decision — arguing the network’s historic integrity has been trampled even as industry tensions and politics swirl around it.
David Letterman criticizes CBS and its leadership for damaging the network's legacy, especially CBS News, and praises fellow late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers for their influence and integrity, while expressing concern over the decline of diverse voices in late-night television.
Dave Chappelle's unreleased documentary 'Live in Real Life,' showcasing his pandemic-era cornfield comedy shows, was screened at the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival, where he praised David Letterman and discussed his work and community impact, despite ongoing controversy over his jokes.
David Letterman criticized CBS for the cancellation of The Late Show, calling it 'gutless' and 'cowardice,' and suggested the move was influenced by the upcoming merger with Skydance and political pressures, rather than financial reasons.
David Letterman criticized CBS for canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, calling the decision cowardly and questioning CBS's financial claims, while expressing support for Colbert and predicting future embarrassment for CBS executives.
David Letterman criticized CBS and Skydance for canceling 'The Late Show,' claiming the real reason was to avoid issues with the Trump administration and to protect the new owners' interests, rather than financial losses, and praised Stephen Colbert's handling.
David Letterman criticized CBS's decision to cancel 'The Late Show,' calling it 'gutless' and 'cowardice,' and suggested the move was driven by financial motives and a desire to avoid political controversy, rather than actual financial loss.
David Letterman criticizes CBS for canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, calling it 'pure cowardice' and suggesting the decision was driven by corporate interests rather than economics, while also criticizing the network's handling of the situation and its broader management decisions.
David Letterman publicly criticized CBS's decision to cancel Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show,' sharing a montage of his own past show moments with a sarcastic caption, amid rumors and reactions following the show's announcement of its end after 10 years, which CBS attributed to financial reasons.
David Letterman's team posted a 20-minute supercut of him mocking CBS and criticizing the network, expressing disapproval over the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' which he hosted for 22 years before passing it to Stephen Colbert. The clips highlight Letterman's past jokes at CBS's expense, and the supercut's caption suggests CBS's actions are driven by insincerity. The cancellation of Colbert's version of the show has sparked industry speculation about political and financial motives behind the decision.
David Letterman expressed his disapproval of CBS's decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert by sharing a montage of his past criticisms of the network, highlighting perceived issues and suggesting the cancellation may be politically motivated amid controversy over the network's recent decisions.
Joaquin Phoenix expressed regret over his infamous 2009 interview with David Letterman, describing it as 'horrible' and 'uncomfortable,' and apologized to Letterman for the bizarre performance during the promotion of his mockumentary 'I'm Still Here.'
David Letterman, the iconic television host, dismissed the idea of retirement as "nonsense" in a GQ interview, emphasizing that people should continue to produce as long as they are healthy. After hosting late-night shows for 33 years, Letterman now enjoys his Netflix series "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction" and finds fulfillment outside the late-night spotlight. He reflected on the energy demands of his previous career and advised against retirement, highlighting the importance of finding meaningful pursuits.
David Letterman, at 77, dismisses the concept of retirement as a myth and nonsense, expressing his desire to continue working. In an interview with GQ, he shared that after leaving "The Late Show" in 2015, he found a new rhythm with his Netflix series "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction." Despite his age, Letterman enjoys his work and remains active in the industry, hosting notable guests like Barack Obama and Kim Kardashian.
Miley Cyrus has returned to her natural brunette hair color with warm caramel highlights, as seen in preview shots for her upcoming appearance on Netflix's "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman." Fans have praised her new look, which evokes memories of her early 2010s style and her iconic Disney Channel character, Hannah Montana. Cyrus' episode will air on June 12th.