Letterman search warrants revealed
Check out the search warrants, which show that police seized from Robert Halderman's home computer equipment, a camera and a "MY Magazine w/Letterman," plus bank records and more.
Could Letterman leave "The Late Show" next year?
Dave has yet to sign an extension reported over the summer that would keep him on CBS through 2012, which raises questions about his future, especially in the wake of his sex-extortion scandal. PLUS: Meet the defense attorney attacking Letterman.
Taylor Swift to pull double duty on "SNL" — and likely bash Kanye
"I've been thinking about skit ideas for a long time," the 19-year-old says of her Nov. 7 stint. "There are definitely some hilarious things that have happened to me over the past couple of months that I think will be pretty substantial skits." PLUS: Anheuser-Busch buys all "SNL" ads for this week's episode.
Did Conan and Newark's mayor collude on their "feud"?
Conan O'Brien needed the free publicity to kick off the season and Mayor Cory Booker wanted to promote "Brick City," so why not start a feud and get some headlines? Unfortunately for Conan, the feud has done nothing for his ratings.
Billy Mays' widow: We have proof cocaine didn't kill my husband
Findings from a New Jersey medical examiner, she says, contradicts the original report from the coroner.
GQ confirms Betty Draper's breasts are real
The magazine confirms the photographer used "harder lighting" on January Jones that "can create a stronger shadow — that, and body position and perspective could give the illusion that her breasts are bigger."
Mia Michaels says she's leaving "SYTYCD"
"I am officially an adoring fan of SYTYCD…Thank U for 5 wonderful yrs," Michaels tweeted last night.
"Terminator" star Thomas Dekker busted for DUI
The 21-year-old former "Sarah Connor Chronicles" star allegedly hit a 17-year-old bicyclist last night in the San Fernando Valley.
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"30 Rock" is still funny, but is it too dependant on showbiz in-jokes?
Making fun of the TV business is both the joy and the limitation of "30 Rock," says Robert Bianco. "As funny as this scattershot sitcom can be, the problem remains that show business (and in particular, GE's business) is a topic of limited long-haul mass appeal," he says. "It can lead to some great, if random jokes. But with rare exceptions, from last season's trip to Liz's high school reunion to any of Jack's encounters with his mother, 30 Rock falters when it leaves the business behind."
"30 Rock" is still laugh-out-loud funny in Season 4
At its best, the show tempers its inside jokes with wide-net humor
"30 Rock" is in danger of becoming too smug and out of touch
"30" hasn't lost its sharp edge // Can it set a record for meta-jokes?
Tina Fey still isn't funny, or convincing, as Liz Lemon
The 5 funniest Tracy Jordan moments // 10 life lessons from "30 Rock"
10 questions for Tracy: What's it like having a girl's name?
Fey: Less stunt-casting this year — "Let's use these great actors"
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