Netflix is bringing this late night host back to TV
No Images? Click here That retirement was short. David Letterman, the former "Late Night" host, is officially making his return to television next year, and we have Netflix to thank.Glen Campbell, the beloved “Rhinestone Cowboy,” international TV star and country music singer-songwriter, died on Tuesday after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. The theater community also suffered a major loss Tuesday with the death of Broadway star Barbara Cook.Rachel Lindsay’s historic, and historically delightful, journey on “The Bachelorette” came to an end on Monday night. And now we know who the lucky man is. For more on the Season 13 finale, check out the latest episode of "Here to Make Friends" or scroll through these perfect tweets.Even though Episode 4 of “Game of Thrones” Season 7 leaked before its air date last Sunday ― and a “catastrophic” hack at HBO could mean more episodes are on the way ― it turns out fans who want to know where the show is going may already have all the information they need.The revolving door at Grey Sloan Memorial keeps turning. On Monday, it was reported that yet another (fictional) doctor from "Grey's Anatomy" will be hanging up their stethoscope.Read more:
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