Hollywood is in shock this week after the long-standing chat-based TV institution The Late Show – previously hosted by David Letterman – was axed by its network, CBS. Late-night talk shows, featuring a comedy monologuing host and mainly A-list guests,

The surprise cancellation of The Late Show is just the latest blow to the genre.

After CBS's divisive decision to cancel The Late Show With Stephen Colbert after the series was critical of the Trump administration, the US President's White House is threatening another long-standing institution in talk TV.

The president's threat to "The View" comes after Paramount canceled "The Late Show" as part of a settlement with Trump.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos took a moment out of their 'Live with Kelly and Mark' taping to pay tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who was the first-ever guest on 'Live!' in 1988 and someone whom Ripa said she had a "fondness for.

Amidst their escalating feuds with various late night comics, the White House is turning its attention towards a beloved daytime TV series.

Prime Video and Banija Asia's talk show 'Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle' pairs Bollywood star Kajol with author and columnist Twinkle Khanna.

Stalter has spent the bulk of her press tour for Too Much catching various interviewers off guard. She showed up to The Today Show on July 15 in a robe and curlers and tried to take a seat next to Jenna Bush Hager on the hosts’ couch.