Late Show with David Letterman

Late night talk show host David Letterman is returning to television next week with an interview of former US president Barack Obama, streaming giant Netflix announced on Jan. 5. 

Grunge veterans the Foo Fighters are channelling their inner Rick Astley with a bold new record the American rockers describe as their "weirdest" yet.

Iconic American alt-rock band Foo Fighters premiered a new song titled "Arrows" at an invitation-only concert in Athens's Roman-era Herod Atticus Theater on Monday night.

The concert in the Greek capital was the final date in the band's European tour and was filmed for the popular PBS TV series "Landmarks Live in Concert," which is hosted by Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith.

After a growing online buzz and chatter about the band's future, Foo Fighters have some news -- they are staying together.

Foo Fighters on Nov. 23 released a free mini-album dedicated to the victims of the Paris attacks, voicing hope that music can offer a bit of joy amid tragedy.

Foo Fighters on June 16 called off the rest of a European tour after frontman Dave Grohl broke his leg in a concert -- only to spectacularly complete the show in a cast.

The king of late-night American television, David Letterman, broadcasts his final show on May 20, ending a 33-year run of unpredictable, caustic comedy that set him apart.

The longest-serving nighttime talk show host on U.S. television with more than 6,000 shows to his name, 68-year-old Letterman has been honored with tributes in the U.S. media, and by a host of celebrities.