David Letterman Stuns Audience With 1st 'Tonight Show' Appearance In Decades
HuffPost
The TV icon spent about 5 minutes on the show messing around with host Jimmy Fallon.
Late night TV legend David Letterman made a surprise appearance on NBC’s “Tonight Show” on Monday night during host Jimmy Fallon’s opening monologue.
It was Letterman’s first appearance on the show since 1992, when Johnny Carson was host.
Letterman’s longtime sidekick and band, Paul Shaffer and the World’s Most Dangerous Band, were on the show filling in for Fallon’s house band, The Roots, which is rehearsing for Friday night’s “Saturday Night Live” 50th anniversary concert.
In the middle of a bit, the band kicked into Letterman’s old theme song as he emerged from behind the curtain looking lost.
“Jimmy!” he exclaimed in mock shock. “Paul? What are you doing here?”
“Knew I loved her for a reason,” one social media observer wrote.
“Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)” examines the influential Sly and the Family Stone front man. It also probes a question that's even more interesting.
The actor sounded the alarm on the rise of authoritarianism around the world.
While Trump hasn’t publicly addressed Lamar’s performance yet, reports say the president left his box at the Caesars Superdome shortly before Lamar’s show ended.
Philadelphia Eagles fan struck some sour notes after the pop star appeared on the big screen at the big game.
Kendrick Lamar Shuts Down Super Bowl Halftime Show With Electrifying Set — And A Final Blow To Drake
The rapper didn’t spare any words as he lit up the Super Bowl stage with a high-energy set — delivering hit after hit, surprise guests, and one final jab at Drake.
VIPs packed the Superdome to see the Philadelphia Eagles play the Kansas City Chiefs.
She described Arthur as a “big deal” during a podcast appearance.
The talk show host had a snappy comeback for Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.)
“I was like, 'This man is really a bully right here,'” Ye laughed.
Jolie was nominated for and, eventually, won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2000.
Many just made up the words, and that was the best part.
"I mean, how could they not like Carrie?" Davis recalled her "Sex and the City" co-star asking her.