David Letterman has a complicated legacy, but few people had more impact upon the general tone of comedy in the ‘80s and ‘90s than he did. Before The Simpsons or Seinfeld, Letterman pioneered the kind ...

Celebrated late night host and Indianapolis native David Letterman announced a new YouTube channel during a heartfelt return to "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Tuesday night — exactly 40 years after ...

Yesterday, David Letterman used his Twitter account to tease... something coming on February 1. Today is February 1st, and it comes with a blessing from the comedy gods: A new Letterman YouTube ...

Letterman bowed the channel with a tease on Twitter, which showed the very first moments from the very first show: a suitably out-there clip of Larry “Bud” Melman (real name: Calvin DeForest), the ...

Late Night with David Letterman debuted 40 years ago today on NBC (February 1, 1982). To celebrate, Dave has launched his Letterman YouTube channel, which now features “all your favorite clips from ...

David Letterman has gracefully aged into a mischievous elder who gives you a riddle in the woods, so it’s not exactly out of character for him to release a cryptic video that’s just 27 seconds of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The beard was longer and whiter, but it was the same old Dave when David Letterman returned to Late Night on Monday to mark the ...

Christmas has finally come home: In a sweet, new YouTube video, Darlene Love reunites with David Letterman and Paul Shaffer for the first time in nine years to resume a longtime holiday tradition that ...

INDIANAPOLIS — David Letterman is celebrating his 40th anniversary by opening the late night vault. Letterman unveiled a new YouTube channel Tuesday featuring dozens of videos from his career as a ...

David Letterman didn’t hold back, again, in bashing NBC and its late night woes on his Late Show tonight. CBS gave some strong descriptions to the videos as well (all below). They ranged from “Dave ...

David Letterman has finally given his opinion on the cancelation of The Late Show – the franchise that he launched. “I don’t think it was money,” Letterman says on a video on the Letterman YouTube ...