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Letterman, David (1947): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Geri Speace, 2000 David Letterman David Letterman's New Book of Top Ten Lists and Wedding Dress Patterns by David Letterman, 1996 Indy Racing League Owners: David Letterman, Paul Newman, Arie Luyendyk, Eddie Cheever, Michael Andretti, Tony Stewart, Sarah Fisher, A. J. Foyt Talkmaster: Thomas Gottschalk, Harald Schmidt, Conan O'brien, David Letterman, Eva Herman, Dietmar Schönherr, Alfred Biolek, Günther Jauch (German Edition) The Late Night with David Letterman Book of Top Ten Lists by David; Wells, Leslie (editor) Late Night with David Letterman Writers Staff; Letterman, 1990 Rolling Stone Magazine June 10, 1982 Issue 371 David Letterman Cover by Jann S. (Managing Editor) Wenner, 1982 Sketch Comedy: List of David Letterman Sketches Roman Numeral Two an Altogether New book of Top Ten Lists from "Late Night with David Letterman" by David Letterman, 1991-01-01 Rolling Stone Magazine May 30, 1996 Issue # 735 David Letterman Cover by Jann S. (Managing Editor) Wenner, 1996-01-01 The Late Night with David Letterman Book of Top Ten Lists by David Letterman, 1994 American Television Talk Show Hosts: Rush Limbaugh, Doris Day, Jim Rome, David Letterman, Rosie O'donnell, Whoopi Goldberg, Morton Downey, Jr. American Television Talk Show Hosts: Rush Limbaugh, Doris Day, Jim Rome, David Letterman, Rosie O'donnell, Whoopi Goldberg, Morton Downey, Jr. Television Lists: Supercouple, List of Royal Variety Performances, List of Most-Watched Television Broadcasts, List of David Letterman Sketches

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41. Gregg "Letterhead" Chelew America's Favorite David Letterman Lookalike
    david letterman looka-like available for corporate and private events. Biography, show profile, booking information nd resume included.  
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    Extractions: Many asking Gregg to return year after year. His high energy approach as David Letterman's No.1 Lookalike has him among one of the top impersonators in the country. Either as a Master of Ceremonies, or producing a personalized Top 10 in a studio Gregg's uncanny resemblance and mannerisms are unparalleled.

42. Untitled
    See for yourself. david letterman In superficial terms, Dave is strictlyMOR. It's easy to write off david letterman as mainstream.  
    http://users.abac.com/ksitterley/davehome.htm
    
    Extractions: Blender - October, 1996 Let's all be "alternative." Has "alternative" become a stupid style for the masses or is it a timeless state of mind? A special Blender investigation. Featuring: The term "alternative" once aided us. It differentiated things that were subversive, edgy and extreme from those that were mainstream. Then something changed. Dave replaced Johnny, Spike Lee shilled for Nike and the very concept of extreme became extremely ordinary. We decided to ask the hard questions: what does it take to be alternative in 1996? Can anyone or anything properly accessorized at the Meadowland Mall on Interstate 43 become instantly edgy? Could we find evidence of a truly "alternative" state of mind - transcending time, space and Kurt Cobain - in a cigar-puffing, double-breasted suit-wearing, millionaire talk-show host? See for yourself. David Letterman: In superficial terms, Dave is strictly M-O-R. He's got his dapper three-piece suits (though he compromises their dignity with flappy monologue antics) and he may slob out during off-hours, but he's always more Sears than Seattle... It's easy to write off David Letterman as mainstream. Comfortably seated in Walter Cronkite's CBS throne, Letterman is one of the most powerful figures in television right now. But here's our theory: some humans are just irretrievably weird - and embody the essence of alternative far more than some tattooed extreme-bellydancer. Whether he likes it or not, David Letterman is one. His individuality, irreverence, insecurities, irony and anarchic freakish nature cannot be duplicated by a stylist or manufactured by Madison Avenue. Even though the powers that be have given him a multimillion-dollar contract, Dave remains intrinsically alternative. While no one knows exactly what our TV pal is thinking at any given time, we thought we'd try. Here's our attempt to x-ray his alternative state of mind... People are comfortable with Letterman now, but when he first entered the national pop-cultural consciousness in 1980, he was kind of a freak. With an unruly mop of hair, slightly menacing gap-toothed grin, sneakers and a bald, sexually ambiguous lounge lizard sidekick, Letterman was unlike all TV personalities before him. He was ironically distant from everything including his own jokes. He antagonized his guests, humiliated members of the audience, embarrassed the man on the street and openly mocked the process, the concept and the institution of television. Without even trying, he oozed alternativeness and people loved him for it. If Dave now seems stale, mainstream or not quite "alternative" enough, it's not because he's any different. It's because everyone else caught up with him. THE STATE OF MIND: BABES: While we wouldn't want to call Dave a letch, he does seem to, uh, respond to his comelier female guests in a manner that's not too politically correct. Amazing thing is, some of them respond right back. (How do you do it, Dave?) Unapologetic drooling = alternative. PANTS: David named his production company Worldwide Pants. What does this mean? A pair of pants obviously cannot span the globe. Or perhaps it's a pun - Dave's jokey suggestion that the entire earthly population is panting for him. Whimsical corporate identity = alternative. MAGIC FEET: Dave his "magic feet." The planets say so - at least, according to adze mixxe, an astrologer whose website (http://adze.com/bios/celebrty.html) includes a full analysis of Dave's star chart. For some startling excerpts-and bonafide astrological proof that Dave is, in fact, alternative-go to that web site. DEMONS: Dave seems a little haunted at times - and given to involuntary verbal spasms (Uma...Oprah) which suggest the cruel influence of Satan, a key alternative figure. But we're probably wrong about that. Demonic possession = alternative. THROWING STUFF OFF BUILDINGS; Dave is America's id. Thank god he throws things off 50-story buildings so we can see what happens when a watermelon smashes on the sidewalk. Otherwise, wouldn't everyone - even nurses and cocker-spaniel breeders - be forever throwing watermelons off rooftops? Destructive tendencies = alternative. THE GAP TOOTH: Dave regularly calls attention to this defect (which seems symbolic of the gap between him and conventional folks). Similarities to Mad magazine's Alfred e. Neuman are probably important and deserve further study. Celebrity imperfection = alternative. INDIFFERENCE: As far as we can tell Dave does not particularly like the audience. He thinks we're kind of stupid for watching him. Part of Dave still wonders when they're all going to discover him for the fraud that he is. As such, some of Dave's best moments stem from his mockery of people in and around his studio. Cheerful indifference = alternative. HAIR INSECURITY: Letterman - the most prominent of a number of insecurities that regularly manifest themselves on the show. It's true that many ordinary men fret about their thinning hair, but few show millions of television viewers how to shape it into a "hair peninsula," as Dave once did. Brazon angst - alternative. SUBVERSION: SUBVERSION IS CRUCIAL TO Dave's alternative state of mind. Whether he's puffing a cigar slightly past the commercial break, making fun of the vice-president of the United States or mocking the network executives who sign his paycheck, Dave is always looking to get in a dig. Fortysomething mischief = alternative. LENO AND CARSON: although competitiveness is not a particularly alternative trait, Dave seems to compete in an alternative (brooding, bratty, way too intense) way. Our in-depth analysis of Letterman, Leno and their predecessor Johnny Carson clearly illustrates Dave's superior alternativity. FUNNY PHYSICAL FEATURES: Letterman - gap-tooth grin, orange tan, perpetual bad hair day. Leno - elephantiasis of the chin. Carson - not applicable. He's a completely normal-looking middle American. ATTITUDE: Letterman - numerous personal insecurities make him vaguely aggressive and threatening. Leno - wants you to be his friend just a little bit too much. Carson - all-around happy-go-lucky guy with a bunch of skeletons in his closet. RELATIONSHIP WITH AMERICA: Letterman - funny uncle with a roll of quarters in his pocket. Adults laugh, but he scares the kids. Leno - the guy at the office who tells one too many jokes and invites himself out to lunch. Carson - the friendly neighbor with the great 4th of July picnics. SIDEKICK ANALYSIS: Letterman-bald, sexually ambiguous ironic lounge lizard Paul Shaffer. Leno - No true sidekick. Leno's just a stand-up comic with a full-time gig. Carson - a 300-lb. Laugh track named Ed McMahon ALTERNATE CAREER PATH: Letterman - a used car salesman who goes home ever night amazed at the suckers out there. Leno - disgruntled manager of a Los Angeles-area blockbuster video rental store. Carson - senior senator from Nebraska SCANDAL: Letterman - for years was stalked by a rabid female fan who finally broke into his home. Leno - sat in a closet to eavesdrop on the phone call of a network executive. Carson - divorced countless times. He was only faithful to Ed. Yes, "alternative" is now style for the masses. In some form or other it always will be. As long as the need exists to disturb parents, express individuality and move new product off the shelves, marketers will co-opt anything that seems disturbingly individual and yet, as Mohawk hairdos and genital piercings come and go like dust in the wind, a few truly disturbing individuals won't even notice. Thanks, Dave!

43. Dirty Jokes,humor Jokes,funny Jokes,blonde Jokes
    david letterman's Top 10 List from September 25, 1995  
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44. Zeal.com - United States - New - Entertainment - Celebrities - Television Person
    A great resource for United States New - Entertainment - Celebrities- Television Personalities - Talk Show Hosts - letterman, david.  
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45. Get-rich-quick Tips For Execs | CNET News.com
    Tired of your company's sagging fortunes? Taking a cue from david letterman, CNET NEWS.COM offers the top ten tips for revitalizing a business during the summer doldrums News.com  
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46. David Letterman Pictures, Wallpapers, Screen Savers, Desktop Themes, And Merchan
    letterman, david. Add Url. altoCelebs david letterman High qualitypictures, posters, wallpapers, and links. Entertainbilia david  
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    Extractions: actors actresses musicians models ... cartoon search Alto Entertainment for: - or - pick your favorite destination: Actors Actresses Musicians Models Other Celebs Movies Television Sports Games Anime Cartoon Comparison Shopping main actors : David Letterman David Letterman photos, videos, CDs, and memorabilia @ eBay

47. 105.9 FM WCKG - Talk That Rocks!
    Talk that rocks. Features times and overview of syndicated programs such as Howard Stern, Kevin Matthews, Steve Dahl and david letterman.  
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    Extractions: A three-day / two-night stay at LUXOR Las Vegas, located on the famous Las Vegas Strip, two VIP tickets to the Blue Man Group - Live at Luxor, and round trip coach airfare provided by ATA, an honestly different airline. Courtesy of the Blue Man Group now at the Briar Street Theatre, LUXOR Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, and ATA provides low fares and nonstop flights to more than 40 cities from the new, Midway Airport. Sharpen your pool cues and register for your chance to live every man's dream...tournament-style pool with a topless female partner, hosted by Lumpy from The Kevin Matthews Show at Allstars Gentlemen's Club and you may win a trip to Hedonism 3 in Jamaica! Register online , and listen to The Kevin Matthews Show at 11:00 for your chance to participate.

48. Letterman, David VHS Television
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49. Letterman, David (natal) - StarIQ.com
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50. StarIQ.com - Letterman, David (natal)
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51. DDY's Late Show Fan Page
    Links to letterman fan sites, plus photo galleries and headline news.Category Arts Celebrities L letterman, david Singersongwriter Warren Zevon has been a guest on CBS's Late Show with davidletterman many times, even subbing for bandleader Paul Shaffer on occasion.  
    http://www.ddy.com/dl3.html
    
    Extractions: Late Night on TRIO Late Night reruns are on TRIO week nights at 10 P.M. Eastern time (and 1 A.M.). TV Guide Cheers and Jeers Nov. 23, 2002 CHEERS to an encore performance. Singer-songwriter Warren Zevon has been a guest on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman many times, even subbing for bandleader Paul Shaffer on occasion. But his most recent visit was something special. Several months ago, Zevonbest known for his quirky 1978 hit "Werewolves of London" and loved by fans (Letterman included) for his soulfully honest songwritingdisclosed his terminal lung cancer. With no advance fanfare or hype, Late Show devoted its entire October 30 episode to Zevon. No other guests, just a long, touching and, yes, funny conversation between Zevon and Letterman, on everything from music to mortality. Truly a show to remember. Rupert Jee Gets Three Pages in TV Guide

52. Another Bad David Letterman Web Page
    (I know, they're hurtin now.). LINKING TO ANOTHER BAD david letterman WEBPAGE Here are two banners in case you go nuts and want to link to me.  
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    Extractions: His newest, XO , is only $9.08 at CDnow WHAT'S NEW IN MARCH March 16- Ummmm... another new guestbook . It's almost as if I'm impotent to do anything other than writing inane guestbook questions. Sorry. At least this one does not have the word "hAcKeRz" anywhere on it. Definitely a plus. Sign HERE Two fresh Moments will be uploaded some time this week. Hurray for me. I promise a real update will come shortly probably another set of choice Top Ten Lists and the finalization of the piss-poor Hall O' Girlfriends before the end of the month. Since the beginning of the year I have been busier than I have ever been in my life, not that I would have been working on the site anyway, but... So come back this week. Random note: (Tomorrow) Wednesday, March 17, is the Elliott Smith concert. I am excited. Monday, March 22, is the Sebadoh concert. I am doubly excited. (My two all-time favorite music acts in town within a week of each other. (Lately, I have been making a concerted effort to enjoy life. It's working.) E-MAIL

53. Another Bad David Letterman Web Page, The #2 Letterman Site.
    Another Bad david letterman Web Page. Click here to enter. This site requires Netscape3 or higher or Internet Explorer 4, as well as 800x600 screen resoution.  
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55. Letterman, David
    peopleBiography—People—L letterman, david TV host, producer Birthplace IndianapolisBorn 4/12/47 Previous Leto, Jared, Top of section L, Next Levant, Oscar.  
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56. AskMen.com - David Letterman
    An adheavy site with a brief biography, some pictures, and general information about david letterman.Category Arts Celebrities L letterman, david UPI Favorite. david letterman why is he famous? He is the hostof CBS's The Late Show with david letterman. He used to have a  
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    Extractions: David Letterman has become part of television's late night legend. He never quite set out to do that, but somehow, somewhere, on his road to being a famous comedian, he ended up as the host of a talk show. Not that he has any regrets (and at $14 million a year in salary, he shouldn't). What David Letterman has done is transform late night television from dry, drab, sketch, variety show style programming into witty, unusual and sometimes even hip entertainment.

57. David Letterman Basket Page!
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58. Laugh.Com Comic Page -- David Letterman
    Laugh.com has free audio and video bits from your favorite comedians. Free Electronic Greeting cards from George Carlin, free Flash cartoons, funny news and  
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59. Salon Brilliant Careers | David Letterman
    . . . david letterman . . . . . He's dumped the dulled weapon of irony andbecome the Leon Trotsky of Talk The Last LateNight Revolutionary.  
    http://www.salon.com/people/bc/1999/07/20/letterman/
    
    Extractions: By Ken Tucker July 20, 1999 G iven the irony that saturates his humor like blood in a sponge, it's fitting that the very title of this Salon People department makes something of a mockery of David Letterman at this stage of his life. After all, how many of you would agree, in 1999, that he has had a "brilliant career"? Looked at one way, Letterman has blown it. He lost out to Jay Leno in his quest to replace his hero, Johnny Carson, as host of "The Tonight Show," a failure documented in Bill Carter's 1994 book "The Late Shift,"

60. Salon :: :: Politics :: Feature :: Meet The Press, With David Letterman, By Jake
    Similar pages More results from www.salon.com My Salute To TV BOY david lettermandavid letterman. Dave He Da Man!! With his carefree laugh and mid-westerncomic charm, david letterman is my favorite late night talk show host!  
    http://www.salon.com/politics/feature/2000/10/20/letterman/
    
    Extractions: When Gov. George W. Bush came to visit Thursday night, David Letterman proved himself to be twice as tough as many of the journalists who've covered Bush this year. It didn't make for many laughs (neither did the horrendous Top Ten list, by the way), but Letterman asked Bush repeatedly about the death penalty, Texas' abysmal environmental record and foreign affairs. The questions weren't always the most sophisticated, but they were tough and honest and Letterman was persistent yet friendly. The show began typically enough. James Brown sat in with the band. Letterman gave an OK monologue and hosted a current events quiz. He said that Bush was "nervous" when Vice President Al Gore approached him in the third debate, getting in his space. "He thought Al was gonna kiss him," Letterman said. He showed a video clip of the sign outside the theater that he said the staff had altered to make Bush feel more at home: "The Late Show With David W. Letterman."

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