And how do you get to work 30 years in the same high-pressure job and still talk like someone who can never conceive that he had been granted the seat? At 71, Al Roker has been doing his daily morning ...

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The 2026 Pennsylvania Farm Show promises eight jam-packed days of fun events, activities and food. More than a half million visitors attend the show at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo ...

In the new book, “Love Johnny Carson,” Carson’s superfan Mark Malkoff details some of the most legendary moments on the show, including a blowup between Hollywood juggernauts, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Marlon ...

Johnny Carson's tenure on NBC's "The Tonight Show" produced many iconic moments. In the new book, "Love Johnny Carson," Carson's superfan Mark Malkoff details some of the most legendary moments on the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. One of the names allegedly on the list was fellow late night host Leno, who made his Tonight Show ...

Johnny Carson’s time as the host of NBC’s “The Tonight Show” is memorialized in the new book “Love Johnny Carson.” Written by Carson aficionado Mark Malkoff, with David Ritz, the book covers Carson’s ...

Johnny Carson's time as the host of NBC's "The Tonight Show" is memorialized in the new book "Love Johnny Carson." Written by Carson aficionado Mark Malkoff, with David Ritz, the book covers Carson's ...

Johnny Carson is a legend of late-night TV. During his time hosting NBC’s “The Tonight Show,” he combined a casual, conversational approach with lightning-quick wit to become a cultural phenomenon ...

He brought Billy Crystal, Tiny Tim, Freddie Prinze, Gabe Kaplan and many others to the program. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Tennis died Tuesday of heart disease at his home in Fallbrook, California, ...

Paul Anka stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! Monday night to promote the new HBO documentary Paul Anka: His Way—and ended up singing the long-forgotten lyrics to one of television’s most famous theme songs ...