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Producer: The Leno-Oprah ad was Letterman’s idea
Published: February 8, 2010
EW talked to “The Late Show” executive producer Rob Burnett about David Letterman’s surprising decision to include Jay Leno in a promotional spot during the Super Bowl.
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The woman who claims she had a short-lived affair with Josh Duhamel has exactly two words for his wife, Fergie: “I’m sorry.”
Steven Curtis Chapman is using music to help heal the pain of watching his baby girl die.
Danny DeVito isn’t shy about showing his feet to the world.
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Bravo’s original Orange County “Housewives” begin their fifth season with a nod to tough economic times.
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