Carson the Magnificent; By Bill Zehme and Mike Thomas; Simon & Schuster; 336 pp., $30.00 Johnny Carson was omnipresent on American television for three decades (1962 to 1992), flickering in the ...

Johnny Carson was omnipresent on American television for three decades (1962 to 1992), flickering in the dark as people went to bed, tucking 15 million-17 million of them in at night, including ...

The late-night host looms over the culture to this day, in part because he knew how to mix comedy and sex. But there was a darkness at the heart of his appeal. Credit...Deena So’Oteh Supported ...

It was around Christmas in 1989, when Johnny Carson held a small box up to the “Tonight Show” cameras. “What do you think this weighs?” Carson said, his wrist bending from the weight.

Dr. Cheryl Robinson is a New York-based contributor who covers leadership, focusing on the art of pivoting and career changes since 2017. She has covered how individuals can successfully pivot in ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Johnny Carson is ever the king of late night television, even over 30 years after his final "Tonight Show." Acclaimed Chicago writer Bill Zehme had unprecedented access to the ...

From Ed McMahon’s indelible introduction, “Heeeeere’s Johnny!” to the golf-swing pantomime that concluded each opening monologue, Carson turned “The Tonight Show”—pioneered by Steve ...

From 1962 to 1992, millions of Americans went to sleep only after tuning in to The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Much of their pleasure came from the familiarity of announcer Ed McMahon issuing ...

See the latest news and photos of pop star Cheryl, from her style statements to her music career. The singer rose to fame as one fifth of Girls Aloud and still remains the best of friends with ...

The sounds of voices rising harmoniously will soon be gracing the stage at the Johnny Carson Theatre. The Norfolk Arts Center is welcoming back Lincoln’s acclaimed a cappella group, The Flyovers ...