More than 20 years after the death of his father, Chris Carson—the eldest of Johnny Carson’s three sons—has died at the age ...

Canterbury Park starts live racing this Saturday - but before that, they’re going to the beach. The Beach Boys, to be more ...

In 1981, Frank Sinatra asked a “personal favor” of Johnny Carson ... Unfortunately, it wasn’t a common practice during the early years of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. Only 33 episodes ...

Frank Sinatra wasn’t just a great singer. He was very specific about the arrangements of the material he chose to sing, and some of the finest arrangers of the 20th century — including Nelson ...

Johnny Carson met just about ... Carson welcomed icons like Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan, and Muhammed Ali. In his signature style, the Tonight Show host played it cool and kept the ...

Iconic talk show host Johnny ... to save his life after Carson had made a move on a mobster's girlfriend. 'It was 1970 and 'Jilly's [Salon]' was popular with Frank Sinatra and big-time members ...

From Ed McMahon’s indelible introduction, “Heeeeere’s Johnny ... of a late-night talk-show host. Like Willie Mays or Frank Sinatra in their realms, Carson perched at the apogee of ...

Not so with “Carson ... Frank Sinatra and Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, was a fellow Midwesterner (Carson was born in Iowa, and raised there and then in Nebraska), a fan of Carson’s “Tonight ...

For thirty years, from October 1, 1962, to May 22, 1992, Johnny Carson presided over American popular culture from the 11:30 P.M. throne of “The Tonight Show.” At its peak, the show was ...

Johnny Carson was at once the most-watched and most-elusive star ... in some way the success he had in capturing the essence of another iconic star, Frank Sinatra, in his earlier book, The Way You ...

In his prime, Carson was the biggest star on the set, Kimmel points out. “Maybe Frank Sinatra would show up and he and Johnny were equals, but that’s it. I can assure you that if Taylor Swift ...

During a September 23 rally in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump was mid, uh, “weave”—ranting about late-night talk show hosts ... about Hugh Hefner, Frank Sinatra, and Johnny.