The feud between Jlate-night hosts immy Kimmel and Jay Leno is alive and well, if March 16’s episode of The Late Show is any guide. Kimmel was a guest on the show, and he and David Letterman talked about how much they had enjoyed Leno’s recent woes. “I would like to keep it going, you had him, we were drowning him, and then you threw him a lifesaver during the Super Bowl,” Kimmel... 

Late night talker Jimmy Kimmel visited with David Letterman last night on the Late Show with David Letterman and admitted to verbally punching Jay Leno during the recent late night talkshow verbal onslaught on Leno. Letterman heaped praise on Kimmel, “I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed your participation in the Jay Leno scandal,” said Letterman, referring to current ongoing latenight... 

Jeff Zucker, an NBC executive is now threatening comedian and former Saturday Night Live writer Conan O’Brien with legal action in order to keep Conan off the air if he does not agree to let NBC switch back to its previous late night schedule where Conan would be following Jay Leno again as Jay once again takes over the prime time slot with the Tonight Show. This is amid rumors that Conan is... 

NBC’s new primetime lineup apparently wasn’t working as well as the network originally thought it would. Jeff Zucker has been receiving less than positive remarks from his critics about how he killed comedy beginning with Thursday night’s “Must See TV” block. Shows such as “Seinfeld” and “Friends” are no longer being produced anymore and the current state of the television... 

Robert “Joe” Halderman, the man accused of attempting to extort $2 million from late night talk show host David Letterman, has revealed his defense. Simple Explanation Really Halderman was simply trying to sell a script not extort money, when he delivered a one-page screenplay proposal and other evidence to David Letterman in September about Mr. Letterman’s affairs with women who worked for him,... 

David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, Jon Stewart, and other late night talk show hosts are now facing additional competition in their time slots. Comedians George Lopez and Wanda Sykes are set to launch their own late night talk shows this month. George Lopez, who is well-known for his self-titled TV sitcom and stand-up comedy specials, says his show “Lopez Tonight” will appeal to people...