In the dark shadow of the early 1950s, Senator Joseph McCarthy wielded fear like a weapon, accusing countless Americans of disloyalty with little or no evidence. Few dared to stand against him—until Edward R. Murrow stepped into the fight. In … Continue reading
The Life and Career of David Letterman is a fast-paced, funny, and engaging multimedia presentation exploring one of the most influential and original voices in the history of late-night television. From his early days as a weathercaster in Indiana to … Continue reading
The Life and Career of David Letterman is a fast-paced, funny, and engaging multimedia presentation exploring one of the most influential and original voices in the history of late-night television. From his early days as a weathercaster in Indiana to … Continue reading
On September 27, 1954, American television changed forever. The launch of The Tonight Show heralded in a new era of late-night entertainment—one built on spontaneity, satire, music, and the unmatched intimacy of live television. Though late-night TV is now a staple … Continue reading
Johnny Carson, The King Of Late Night For thirty years, America went to bed with Johnny Carson. He was a constant presence in American popular culture from JFK until Bill Clinton. But as much as America loved him, they didn’t … Continue reading