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We're in the deep freeze here in central New York these days with temperatures below zero and in the single digits. So, it's time to get out the "How cold is it?" jokes. Nobody was better at those than the late Johnny Carson, but our current batch of late night hosts have a pretty good collection going.

David Letterman doesn't pull any punches.  As soon as Josh Brolin sat down to visit with the late night talk show host, he was asked about his New Year's Eve arrest for public intoxication.

David Letterman showed a side of him his fans probably haven't seen when he sat down with Oprah.  They discussed his sex scandal, his depression, his feelings for Jay Leno and their longtime feud on Oprah's Next Chapter.

If you're a night owl, you've probably caught "The Tonight Show" on NBC TV. On this day in 1954, the original late night program that started it all, "Tonight" premiered on NBC. Comic genius (in my opinion) Steve Allen was the first host, and in its 58 year history, the show has had a total of five hosts. (actually six as Jay Leno has a host stint twice).

David Letterman is back from vacation -- and he's joking about the threat against his life recently posted on a jihadist website. Here's what he had to say on last night's Late Show.  Check out the video

While doing a little Internet browsing, I came across this Diet Coke and Mentos experiment video. There are two variations of the experiment. One is the put Mentos candy into a bottle of Diet Coke and watch a soda geyser erupt. The other variation, which is displayed in this video gem, is to put the candy in the soda quickly, put the cap back on the bottle and throw it at the ground--it creates a

Tim McGraw has been making the TV rounds promoting his new movie Country Strong in theaters Friday.  He stopped by David Letterman to talk about the film and his role in it.  He also shared stories about his girls and their tea parties.  He use to call in help with the festivities.  So who helped?  It may be someone you've heard of.  Listen to his story to find out who came by to join in the tea p

They say imitation is the greatest form of flattery.  If that's true, then Denzel Washington, Will Smith, President Barrack Obama and Eddie Murphy should be extremely flattered.  Saturday Night Live's Jay Pharoah did his best impersonations of all 4 for David Letterman.   Eddie Murphy is my favorite.   Which one do you think he did best?

Denzel Washington stopped by Letterman to talk about his movie "Unstoppable" opening this weekend.  Dave found ran a video of his son playing football while his wife was on the sidelines.  All I can say is OUCH!