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David Letterman Final Show: Four Presidents and Celebrities Pay Tribute to Veteran Showman

Celebrities and four US presidents paid tribute to David Letterman last night on his final late night talk show.

David Letterman’s final day as host of the late-night TV talk show has been a major media pile-on.

Steve Martin, Tina Fey, Jerry Seinfeld and Foo Fighters were among stars paying tribute to the veteran talk show host.

David Letterman, 68, has bowed out after 33 years and 6,028 late-night broadcasts.

He joked that physicist Stephen Hawking had calculated it “works out to about eight minutes of laughter”.David Letterman final show May 2015

David Letterman gave emotional thanks to his family, crew and viewers, saying: “There’s nothing I can ever do to repay you.”

He began his late-night career on NBC in 1982, before moving to CBS’s Late Show in 1993.

David Letterman’s final broadcast began with pre-recorded clips of former US presidents George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton echoing fellow ex-president Gerald Ford’s post-Watergate remark that “our long national nightmare is over”.

President Barack Obama then appeared to repeat that statement before adding: “Letterman is retiring.”

On April 10, 2014, one week after David Letterman announced that he would retire as host of the Late Show, CBS announced that Stephen Colbert (host of competing late night series The Colbert Report on Comedy Central) would succeed Letterman as the host of the program.

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Sonia is the heart and the artist of the team. She loves art and all that it implies. As Sonia says, good music, a well directed movie, or attending a music or film festival melts people’s heart and make them better. She is great at painting and photography. Working on scrapbooks is her favorite activity.
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