Late Night Latest
Reports are beginning to circulate that the late-night landscape could be changing next year. The Hollywood Reporter was first to report word from sources who suggest when Jay Leno‘s current contract expires in 2014, that Jimmy Fallon will move into the 11:30pm time slot on NBC, to compete head to head with Jimmy Kimmel on ABC. David Letterman and Craig Ferguson also have contracts that expire in 2014, which could give Letterman a green light to retire, bringing changes to CBS. Observers believe if Leno is to depart, an announcement could come as soon as this fall, to allow the network plenty of time to promote his final year. Of course, at this point, it all remains speculation, but we’ll continue to follow the story for you.

Rivera Reviews

Several publications enjoyed Naya Rivera’s interview with Craig last week, including the Huffington Post, Autostraddle.com, LatinosPost.com, SheWired.com and Zimbio.com.




Scottish Violins
The UK’s MonstersAndCritics.com took note of violinist Nicola Benedetti’s recent appearance on the Late Late Show,

Winnick Wins

Late Late Show guest Katheryn Winnick appears in the History Channel miniseries Vikings, which the Boston Globe reviewed well last week.


Morgan in Miami
LLS guest Jeffrey Dean Morgan recently talked with The Hollywood Reporter about the return of his series Magic City.

Interesting Show
Even in the days before the pretend cat, Craig would often ask what we learned on the show:

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Tonight’s Guests


Monday on the Late Late Show, Craig interviews actress Katheryn Winnick and actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan. On Tuesday, Craig chats with TV/Radio Host Larry King and actress Abbie Cornish.

Debbie Reynolds

The list of guests for future tapings has been updated to include Debbie Reynolds and Ryan Seacrest. You can see the most complete listings on our Guests page.

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