David Letterman

Letterman rattled off a list of places he'll be stopping at on tour, including Bar Harbor.

Shaffer was the host's bandleader for over 30 years, but at first he said no.

Dave asked Stephen many questions about horror writing, things that scare him, and how he feels about film adaptations of his movies.

His move from rival NBC changed the landscape of late-night television.

You'll laugh wicked hard.

The Cambridge native quickly learns that even a dream job can move a little too fast.

Film follows late-night host on a trip to Dublin, where Bono and the Edge deliver a live performance and discuss friendship.

He knows Stern as a "completely different guy" today.

Among other questionable topics, he even asked her what she ate for every meal while in jail.

He was suffering from inoperable mesothelioma, a form of lung cancer typically associated with asbestos.

David Letterman is coming back to the small screen.

Anyone following David Letterman (and his giant beard)’s post-retirement from The Late Show can’t help a smile at the veteran comic’s irreverent outlook. To wit, Letterman reveals in a new interview that he “couldn’t care less” about Stephen Colbert’s new Late Show, or any other series out there, wondering why the job didn’t go to a female host.

David Letterman ended his incredible 33-year run as a late-night host yesterday, and as previously reported, the Foo Fighters were on hand to help him say goodbye.

There were no scheduled guests on the final episode of The Late Show With David Letterman (minus The Foo Fighters, who closed out the night with a performance of “Everlong”), but that didn’t mean that a few of Letterman’s old friends didn’t stop by to say goodbye one last time. Some of the funniest people alive all came together to present one final Top Ten list, Things I've Always Wanted to Say To Dave.

You don’t have to wait until later tonight to begin saying goodbye to David Letterman (though if you’re like us, you’ve already started that process) — you can do it right now. The venerable, longtime Late Show host is ending his 33-year run with tonight’s episode, which promises to be a fantastic, hilarious and appropriately heartwarming sendoff. But before we get to that, you can watch Letterman’s final Late Show entrance right now.

Bob Dylan made his final appearance on 'Late Show With David Letterman' on May 19, 2015.