There were probably hundreds of options for the "Top 10 Signs There's Trouble at Fox News," but the 10 the Late Show settled on were enjoyable. Now that they mention it, Fox does seem like a good home for Leno...

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair defends Former President George Bush, calling him a strong ally, an ordinary man in extraordinary circumstances, and one of his BFFs. The two were and are famous friends, despite their apparent disparity in intellect.

Bruce Willis is never afraid to get crazy on Dave's couch being that he's a long-time friend of the Late Show. Last night, he took it to a new level when he donned a toupee made entirely of raw meat.

First, CNN fired him. Then, Jon Stewart mocked him (video here). Now, Rick Sanchez has another embarrassment to add to the ever-growing list: being the butt of David Letterman's Late Show Top 10 List. Video of "Sanchez Excuses," inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart visited David Letterman on the Late Show, and the two had quite the hilarious discussion about Oprah Winfrey. During the chat, Letterman revealed that Winfrey "hated" him "long before" the Academy Awards incident—and then explained why.

Check the clip to see Katherine Heigl whip out an electric "SmokeStik" cigarette in the middle of her Late show interview. David Letterman gives the device a shot and seems to have a pretty good time with it!

Time has passed, but Joaquin is back in Dave's interview chair. The clean-shaven star tries to apologize and promote the film that used his last Letterman interview as its backbone, but Dave isn't one to forgive, not for free anyway.

Oh Alec Baldwin, what won't you do? Last night's star-studded edition of the Late Show featured a surprise appearance from Mr. Jack Donaghy himself. The gag? Something about being on the phone with CBS executives, we think. Watch inside.

Last night, Snooki graced the Late Show with her guidette presence for an enlightening interview with David Letterman. The highlight of said interview, however, came at the end—when Snooki taught a reluctant Letterman to fist pump. Video inside.

Last night Bill Clinton appeared on the Late Show and almost the entire show was dedicated to the former President. I listened to every word he said and am now convinced that this is the man that can fix everything.

Casey Affleck, the director of I'm Still Here, the "documentary" about Joaquin Phoenix's descent into drug-fueled, hip-hop-wannabe madness, says it was all a "performance." Yes, everything—including the famous appearance on David Letterman—was faked for the movie.

News broke yesterday that Tony Blair used lines of dialogue from the 2006 film The Queen in his memoir, making him a dirty plagiarist. Dave makes sure to call him out on other instances of being caught in the act.

Today, The View—and cohost Barbara Walters—returned from its summer hiatus for its 14th season with a very special guest: David Letterman, making his first ever appearance on the show. Video highlights—including talk about Jay Leno and Jersey Shore—inside.

Yes, we'd all love to be Will Arnett and Amy Poehler's adopted child/servant/slave. Let this clip help out your fantasies with stories of the birth of their youngest son Abel. Will and Dave getting all fatherly looks great on them.

At the end of Will Arnett's interview on the Late Show, he played a clip from Running Wilde—the show he co-produced with Arrested Development mastermind Mitch Hurwitz. Inside, check out a clip that features band leader Paul Shaffer.

You can practically feel everyone in the studio cringe as these two New York Titans agree to disagree. The audience jostles for position, too, with half of the crowd alternately clapping after each awkward assertion.

Failed David Letterman extortionist and future Gawker intern (???) Joe Halderman is out of jail.

Today at Gawker.TV, Millionaire Matchmaker's Patti Stanger has a Christian Bale-sized freakout, David Letterman celebrates 17 years on CBS, and Joan Rivers and the Fashion Police deem Neil Patrick Harris and Anna Paquin the worst dressed at the Emmy Awards.

Yesterday marked the Late Show's 17 years of existence on CBS. To celebrate, Dave reflected on the swtich from NBC he and Paul Schaffer made years ago. Leno jokes, the Top Ten, and a glimpse at the show's staff ahoy!

Rex Ryan may have captured America's hearts but David Letterman reminds us that the occasional pants remover Mike Singletary will lead the 49ers to an NFC West best 7-9 record.