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Jeter, Pettitte, Posada appear on 'Letterman'
- Andy Pettitte says on the "Late Show with David Letterman" that winning the World Series is especially gratifying in New York, where missing out on a championship is considered a failure.
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Sykes, Lopez bring new colors to late-night TV
- In the blink of an eye, late-night TV is shifting from a white men's club to the start of a rainbow coalition.
- In the blink of an eye, late-night TV is shifting from a white men's club to the start of a rainbow coalition.
1 in USF threat prosecuted, other charges dropped
- Authorities won't prosecute a University of South Florida student who announced on a campus bus he was carrying a bomb.
Earnings Preview: Ad trends eyed in CBS 3Q report
- CBS Corp., the broadcast network controlled by Sumner Redstone, reports its third-quarter earnings Thursday. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period.
Leno says he'd return to 'Tonight' if NBC asked
- Prime-time newcomer Jay Leno says he would have rather stayed put at "The Tonight Show" - and if NBC offered him that job again, he'd take it.
- Prime-time newcomer Jay Leno says he would have rather stayed put at "The Tonight Show" - and if NBC offered him that job again, he'd take it.
Revelers descend on Key West for Halloween fest
- Key West's annual over-the-top Fantasy Fest ends Sunday with activities for kids in a local park, but most events at the 10-day celebration of Halloween decadence were adult-oriented.
Ex-Letterman writer claims hostile environment
- A former writer for David Letterman said she quit his NBC talk show in part because of alleged sexual favoritism and a hostile work environment.
U2 and Bono adapt to changing times
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
World's biggest band adapts to changing times
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
U2, world's biggest band, adapts to changing times
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
- Even while maintaining its status as one of the few musical acts that can still fill stadiums, U2 is struck by how quickly its world is changing - musically and politically.
Michigan athletic director Bill Martin retiring
- Bill Martin took over Michigan's athletic department when its finances and basketball program were in shambles and the school's facilities were outdated.
- Bill Martin took over Michigan's athletic department when its finances and basketball program were in shambles and the school's facilities were outdated.
'Survivor' star Hatch ends federal tax sentence
- "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch schemed his way through challenges to claim $1 million on the first season of the hit CBS reality show nine years ago.
- "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch schemed his way through challenges to claim $1 million on the first season of the hit CBS reality show nine years ago.
NOW's new president takes on men behaving badly
- Men behaving badly. It wasn't a topic that Terry O'Neill expected to find high on her agenda as new president of the National Organization for Women, but she's tackling it with zest and determination.
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