Like the David Letterman Debacle wasn't bad enough, now we have the story of Steve Phillips, the ESPN analyst, who had an affair with a 22-year-old coworker.
The second female writer ever hired said women advanced their careers by sleeping with superiors
The executive producer of the "Late Show with David Letterman" defended the company's treatment of women in response to a letter from the president of the National Organization for Women, who said the star's actions created a "toxic environment."
As the TV host fights to save his reputation - and marriage - a history of messy romances emerges
Nearly two weeks after David Letterman first revealed that he was the victim of an alleged $2 million blackmail plot -- and shocked fans with his on-air confession that he had had sex with women who work for him -- the veil over the "Late Show" host's previously super-private love life has lifted.
A Connecticut college issues a warning for students sent to work for the TV host
Joe Halderman reportedly saw his girlfriend making out with the TV star as recently as August
The National Organization for Women has sharply criticized comedian David Letterman, accusing him of promoting a hostile, uncomfortable work environment.
David Letterman may be under attack from some quarters after the revelations that he had sexual affairs with staffers, but he still has the support of a number of notables, as well as TV viewers.
As the "sextortion" plot involving David Letterman continues to unfold, chit-chat about sex and the workplace -- always a water-cooler favorite -- is getting extra play.
Like the David Letterman Debacle wasn't bad enough, now we have the story of Steve Phillips, the ESPN analyst, who had an affair with a 22-year-old coworker.
The second female writer ever hired said women advanced their careers by sleeping with superiors
The executive producer of the "Late Show with David Letterman" defended the company's treatment of women in response to a letter from the president of the National Organization for Women, who said the star's actions created a "toxic environment."
As the TV host fights to save his reputation - and marriage - a history of messy romances emerges
Nearly two weeks after David Letterman first revealed that he was the victim of an alleged $2 million blackmail plot -- and shocked fans with his on-air confession that he had had sex with women who work for him -- the veil over the "Late Show" host's previously super-private love life has lifted.
A Connecticut college issues a warning for students sent to work for the TV host
Joe Halderman reportedly saw his girlfriend making out with the TV star as recently as August
The National Organization for Women has sharply criticized comedian David Letterman, accusing him of promoting a hostile, uncomfortable work environment.
David Letterman may be under attack from some quarters after the revelations that he had sexual affairs with staffers, but he still has the support of a number of notables, as well as TV viewers.
As the "sextortion" plot involving David Letterman continues to unfold, chit-chat about sex and the workplace -- always a water-cooler favorite -- is getting extra play.
After declaring last week that he won't publicly discuss his sexual relationships with staffers again, David Letterman continued his mea culpa Monday night -- saying his wife had been "horribly hurt by my behavior."
Stephanie Birkitt's diary reportedly says she and the TV host were still involved while she was living with Joe Halderman
"He's the greatest host in the world," says Chris Rock of the Late Show's main man
In his first taping since the blackmail plot, the TV host says he needs to work on his marriage
Late-night talk show host David Letterman offered a "heartfelt" apology before a live studio audience Monday to his wife and female staffers over last week's "sextortion" revelations, fans at the taping said.
Joe Halderman's attorney, Gerald Shargel, says he's still investigating the case
Well liked by colleagues, Joe Halderman had been struggling with personal problems
As Richard Smith chatted over the phone with his nephew late Tuesday, he noticed something was off.
Stephanie Birkitt, a former intern, was a Late Show regular who grew closer to the host
Despite the looming extortion announcement, the reality star enjoyed her time on the show
For someone who seems to go to great lengths to keep his private life away from prying eyes, late-night talk show host David Letterman has seen a great deal of his personal life become public.
Bail is set at $200,000 for CBS producer Joe Halderman, accused of blackmailing the TV host over sex with an employee
A CBS producer accused of trying to extort $2 million from "Late Show" host David Letterman pleaded not guilty Friday in a Manhattan courtroom.
The suspect, a CBS producer, allegedly met with the TV host's lawyer three times to hash out a deal
The Late Show host admits he engaged in sexual relations with employees
David Letterman told his audience Thursday that he is the victim of an alleged extortion attempt and admitted to having sexual relations with several members of his staff, according to a press release from his production company.
The singer makes a sassy return to David Letterman's show
"I divorced you! I don't want to hang around with you," the Hung actress says of ex-husband Coley Laffoon
No legal "bombshell" or personal scandal lies behind Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's resignation, but off-color jokes by talk-show host David Letterman contributed to her decision to step down, Palin's attorney said Monday.
Sunday is the day we all traditionally render unto Caesar, so if you're at a loss for the perfect gift for your paternal unit on Father's Day, may we suggest the humble paper bag.
David Letterman has been taking some heat and issuing some apologies for the off-color joke he made last week about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's daughter, but he found a sympathetic critic in comedian Jeff Foxworthy on Monday.
"I told a bad joke," the late-night host says of his quips about the governor's daughter
Still miffed over "jokes," the gov doesn't want to boost Late Show ratings
Alaska's governor reacts angrily to jokes made by the Late Show host
O'Brien succeeds Jay Leno, as Letterman jokes, "I knocked off another competitor"
The County Clerk tells PEOPLE about the talk show host's intimate nuptials
The talk show host tells his audience the couple barely made it to a Montana justice of the peace
Late-night talker David Letterman married his longtime girlfriend, Regina Lasko, last week, according to a transcript of the taping of his Monday night show.
Plus: Blame it on his Two Lovers director, who calls the behavior "craziness"
The GOP presidential nominee's apology on The Late Show generates the best audience ratings since Oprah
The GOP presidential nominee apologizes to the late-night host for canceling a previous appearance
John McCain told David Letterman that "I screwed up" by canceling a "Late Show" appearance three weeks ago, then faced a sharp round of questioning about Sarah Palin and his campaign tactics
John McCain has learned his lesson: Don't ever cancel on David Letterman.
Looks like they may be ready to bury the hatchet back at the Home Office.
In an often-uncomfortable interview, the actress nervously jokes about the high-profile split and its aftermath
Was the Late Show host right or out of line with his outrage about the GOP candidate?
The singer vows to never "jinx" her beau's Cowboys team by wearing her pink No.9 jersey
"I don't know why, after the job Jay has done, why they would relinquish that," he says
David Letterman wants to stick with CBS' Late Show through his contract -- and maybe longer
She tells David Letterman her high-school classmate often stormed off the soccer field
And now, something to heat up those cold winter days: It's Marisa Miller! The model and California native was revealed Monday night on David Letterman's Late Show as the latest cover model for Sports Illustrated's 2008 Swimsuit Issue. (It's her seventh time in the issue – see video of Letterman's unveiling below.) Check out PEOPLE's photo gallery preview of the models and the athlete's wives, then go to SI.com for more photos and videos.
The strike Jokes, at least, have died down. David Letterman -- back on the air with his writers after making a separate deal with the Writers Guild -- has moved on to wisecracks about the Cloverfield monster and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. Jay Leno, who has returned sans scribes but is supposedly writing the monologues himself (angering the Guild, which claims he's violating strike rules by doing so), is pummeling viewers with the usual rat-a-tat of gags playing off the headlines, from the presidential primaries to funny animal news.
With an ongoing writers' strike forcing many TV shows into reruns, tube viewers are wondering what they are missing. Some shows are back in production with or without their writers, placing the strike at the forefront of many comedians' routines.
Video courtesy CBS It took two presidential candidates to help the two late-night kings of television return to the air Tuesday: Republican hopeful Mike Huckabee, with Jay Leno, and Democratic contender Hillary Clinton, with David Letterman.
Other than growing a beard that made him look like Rip Van Winkle in a tailored suit, how did David Letterman choose to spend the two months off from his late night show?
Late-night TV hosts returned to the air Wednesday after a two-month hiatus, showing support for their striking writers, plenty of creative stretch marks -- and at least two scruffy beards
Just in time for the New Year, some fresh laughs will soon be back on late night television.
The new year will see new shows from Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien, says NBC.
As the writers' strike nears the end of its second week, Letterman, Leno and others face a difficult dilemma: support their union, or save the jobs of dozens of staffers?
David Letterman, Jay Leno, Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Conan O’Brien may have to button their lips come Monday – due to the proposed strike of the Writers Guild of America.
Video courtesy Late ShowJerry Seinfeld turned his wife's recent cookbook controversy into a comedy bit Monday night, telling David Letterman he and Jessica Seinfeld are paying no mind to the "wackos."
David Letterman put Paris Hilton on the hot seat Friday by peppering her with a series of questions about her stint in jail earlier this year.
Television history was made Monday, when, after many years of his pleading - make that, requesting - David Letterman finally appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
They've feuded, they've fussed ... and they've had their fun. Now Oprah Winfrey is rolling out the welcome mat for David Letterman.
Hillary Clinton gets ready for another Letterman appearance, highlighting the increasingly important role talk shows are playing on the campaign trail
David Letterman isn't going anywhere.
Katie Holmes took the indirect approach with David Letterman when the talk-show host asked if she and beau Tom Cruise have talked about getting hitched.
A man who worked as a painter on late-night talk show host David Letterman's Montana ranch has been charged with plotting to kidnap the entertainer's 16-month-old son and the baby's nanny, and seek a $5 million ransom.
He was the king of late night, and there will be no other.
Director Mike Nichols likes to talk about what's floating around in his head, but longtime partner Diane Sawyer won't always play that game.
So "Friends" and "Frasier" are going off the air.
The snowboarder who was injured while performing a stunt for the "Late Show with David Letterman" was released from the hospital Friday -- which Letterman called a "happy ending" to an otherwise harrowing ordeal.
A professional snowboarder was injured Thursday after falling 25 feet while performing a stunt outside the Ed Sullivan Theater in Manhattan where the "Late Show with David Letterman" is taped.
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