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Larry King has been in radio and television for more than 50 years, 25 of them on CNN hosting 'Larry King Live.' To many, he is an icon. To 'Access Hollywood Live' (weekd...
Lots of comedians have used 'The Tonight Show' as a launching-pad to stardom -- including David Letterman and, obviously, Jay Leno. And on the latest episode (weeknights...
It was like looking into a mirror -- a mirror of journalistic awesomeness. On the final episode of 'Larry King Live' (weeknights, 9PM ET on CNN), Larry welcomed a parade...
Are you feeling too young? Has the constant exuberance of youth made you wish you could stop and take stock of the fragility of human mortality? Take a look at this vide...
The night before Larry King wraps up 25 years of 'Larry King Live' (weeknights, 9PM ET on CNN), he chatted with Barbra Streisand in her Malibu home. King asked her about...
Thursday, Dec. 16, marks the final episode of CNN's 'Larry King Live.' It's been easy to say funny things about King over the show's 25-year-run -- he's out of touch, he...
Singer Wynonna Judd has had a tough year. But she's a survivor. And she's never been shy about discussing her personal difficulties on the air -- including her arrest fo...
Piers Morgan, who will be taking over Larry King's hour on CNN in January, appeared on 'The Situation Room' (weekday, 6 PM ET on CNN) and talked to Wolf Blitzer about re...
Now that Larry King is retiring as a talk show host, he's mulling over his prospects. He's even considering a new job -- as a stand-up comic. Seriously.
It looks like we can add Barbara Bush to the list of prominent Republicans who would rather not see Sarah Palin run for president. Appearing on 'Larry King Live' (wee...
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TV and radio veteran Larry King hosts this interview show in which he talks to guests from the entertainment world or people who are in the headlines. King often welcomes callers from around the U.S. to phone in with their own queries, usually referring to callers only by location, not by name.