Carson told “60 Minutes” he avoided political and moral commentary that could divide his audience: “Don’t they understand that’s not what I’m there for?” he said. He believed he was there to serve and ...

I wonder what Johnny Carson would say about the demise of late-night television. Carson was genuine and funny — at his funniest when his monologues bombed.

Before it smashed through a bathroom door and into horror history, “Here’s Johnny!” was pure late-night fluff, the kind of ...

Johnny Carson believed he was there to serve and entertain us — to give us a respite from the miseries of daily life.

Carson told “60 Minutes” he avoided political and moral commentary that could divide his audience: “Don’t they understand ...

Carson had class. He was gracious. You never saw him angry. He never talked down to the audience. He was never mean — and that’s a form of humility.” Carson told “60 Mi ...

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I wonder what Johnny Carson would say about the demise of late-night television. Carson was genuine and funny — at his funniest when his monologues bombed. On Bill Maher’s podcast, Jay Leno ...

I wonder what Johnny Carson would say about the demise of late-night television. Carson was genuine and funny — at his funniest when his monologues bombed.

I wonder what Johnny Carson would say about the demise of late-night television. Carson was genuine and funny — at his funniest when his monologues bombed. On Bill Maher’s podcast, Jay Leno ...

For decades, late-night television has been a cultural cornerstone in American entertainment — a place where audiences could ...