Moon's expensive though. Just drop 'em in the middle of Antarctica.

The scheduled guest that evening was Bill O'Reilly, who they pushed back to the following week, so Cenac himself was also a last minute fill-in that night.

Hosting a late night show was also Letterman ever wanted though, so once he got it, he didn't know what else to do once he got tired of it. Colbert has always had other acting interests, so when he gets tired of it, he'll have a much easier time letting go like Ferguson did.

And he's in such desperate denial about it. Kornheiser is just as bitter in his own way, but he's aware of it, and has learned how to be a joyously bitter old man, instead of a pathetic one.

Paige's tribute to his (just deceased) mom a couple days ago was appropriately incoherent, but lovely.

And she, while married to one ex-Madonna brother-in-law, has at least one album produced by another current brother-in-law (Joe Henry).

Probably not, just because he doesn't do it on stage, only in the green room.

And also, because many of those interviews he showed were either live on TV or in from of an audience, the interviewer is trying to leverage that position into pressuring people into sharing personal details that don't necessarily add to any particular understanding.

These are the people who put the joke about how you can't have a lemon party without old dick on national network television.

When did they learn of the existence of the Rays and Jays?

Manny Pacquiao (note the spelling) the boxer is also Manny Pacquiao the Filipino legislator.

Jello's involvement with Uncle Al's Party Machine was mostly as LARD!

It's possible, but it not from a Swedish mother and Chinese-Hawaiian father. It would have to a Chinese-Swedish father (since the surname is Ng) and a Hawaiian-Swedish mother. And even then it's not the most probably outcome.

If Mark Wahlberg had a sense of humor, he'd immediately pledge $100,000.00.

Francis John Mulcahy. There was also that episode where the nurse who wants to try to be a doctor develops a crush on him while he helps her study, and she calls him Johnny during that episode

And she's given a few interviews: one to Dangerous Minds, another to Time where she picked out some favorite bits from her years on both the morning show and Late Night (including the still magnificent Dog Poetry).

As much admiration as he's expressed for Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars getting Coffee, I suspect he'll decide to do some sort of webshow, just him and a famous or quasifamous friend dicking around for a 5-10 minutes. I doubt it would be any time before next spring, just because he said he wants to turn his schedule…

No. I guess she had done a bit of freelance writing on some of the Birkitt pieces (obviously unaware of the affair) and felt re-betrayed by the whole incident and re-completely cut Dave out of her life.

Them, Tony Randall, and the latter clip of Calvert DeForest. Basically, for the deceased.

Except the book argues that he wasn't super-racist*, he actually came from a family of abolitionists, and that he publicly supported the desegregation of baseball albeit after the fact — that he was, at worst, standard, issue racist for a man of his era.