Television

Millions of TV viewers think David Letterman is funny. Others don't think he's funny at all, and at least one radical Muslim is highly insulted by him.  He's calling on Muslims to cut off Letterman's tongue because of a joke he made on his late night show.

Comedian Jerry Lewis is no longer serving as the Muscular Dystrophy Association's national chairman, and he won't be appearing on this year's Labor Day telethon.  Lewis, who is 85 years old, has been the MDA's national chairman since the early 1950s, and he has hosted the MDA Labor Day telethon since 1966.

Dustin Ellerman, a 28-year-old summer camp director from Zavalla, is also a crack shot with a rifle. That's why Dustin will be featured in the upcoming third season of "Top Shot," a History Channel show where marksmen compete for a grand prize of $100,000.

On Monday night’s ‘Daily Show,’ host Jon Stewart admonished Congress and compared the constantly-changing debt ceiling deadline to a Broadway opening, saying “The only catastrophe that has moved its date this often is ‘Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark.’ He then observed that despite a steady stream of meetings about the debt crisis, Republicans and Democrats have accomplished little other than seeming

Fresh from being fired from a hit TV sitcom in which he just "played himself", TV's favorite bad-boy Charlie Sheen has agreed to do a new show in which he will play - who else - someone just like "himself."

Tongue somewhat in cheek, Bill O'Reilly offered to fly down to Washington to personally broker the stalled talks over raising the U.S. debt ceiling. Speaking on his Thursday show, O'Reilly noted that he has broken with Republicans such as Michele Bachmann in actually wanting to raise the debt ceiling.

Hear Sean Hannity's thoughts about Casey Anthony's trial and being found not guilty for killing her two-year-old daughter. What are your thoughts about the jury's verdict?

Glenn Beck and his trusty blackboard made their last appearance on Fox News Thursday evening. The right-wing Beck joined Fox News in January 2009, and at his peak in January 2010, his show averaged 2.9 million viewers daily, the Associated Press reported.