Letterman to take more time off this summer
New York AP report notes David Letterman may take additional time off this summer with guest host Tom Arnold filling in earlier. Lettersman says he may decide after this summer and has worked since age 11. The CBS spokesman says Friday absences are not yet tied to a longer break.
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Lou Dobbs to Rename Moneyline Show
CNN anchor Lou Dobbs will retire the Moneyline name after more than 20 years and relaunch the program as Lou Dobbs Tonight. He says the new title better reflects the show's broader focus beyond Wall Street, including politics government science education and corporate crime. The rebranded show will feature a weekly military segment with Gen. David Grange and periodic Face Off debates on current issues.
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Comedians turn city stage with street fountain stunt
In New York two young men in captain hats perform as Improv Everywhere, splashing in a knee deep fountain to invite riders on inflatable boats. Founder Charlie Todd, a Columbia, D.C. native, aims to surprise and delight daily passersby and avoid pranks. The group trains at Upright Citizens Brigade and emphasizes entertaining for free.
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