Craig Kilborn Says Adios After Five Years
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LOS ANGELES Aug. 28, 2004 - Craig Kilborn bid farewell to viewers of CBS&#39; &quot;Late Late Show&quot; on Friday, concluding five seasons as its host despite the program&#39;s expanding audience.
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Hollywood star Paul Newman, whose career spanned five decades, says he has retired from stage and screen.
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Republican senator and anti-gay campaigner Larry Craig seems to have finally accepted that his illustrious political career is over.
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Winner of five medals and arguably the biggest star of the Sydney Games four years ago, the American finished fifth in Friday&#39;s long jump and -- barely one hour later -- went out with the US 4x100m relay team.
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International Monetary Fund head Rodrigo Rato has said the world economy is in its best shape in five years, the BBC reported Sunday.
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Concluding that his political career is over, Senator Larry E. Craig of Idaho said today that he would step aside Sept. 30.
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To Craig Kilborn with love: We'll miss you, big guy.
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At least that&#39;s the way it looks five years down the road, as NBC&#39;s Conan O&#39;Brien has officially been picked to occupy the &quot;Tonight Show&quot; seat that held Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson and, most recently, Jay Leno.
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A daring young matador made a triumphant return five years after quitting at the peak of his career, enduring a terrifying near-goring Sunday to win standing ovations, a rain of flowers and three trophies &#151; ears from bulls he had just slain.
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He&#39;s been a TV institution since he stood up to a hurricane in 1961. Now one of America&#39;s most venerable broadcasters is stepping down as anchor of CBS Evening News in a fast-changing landscape for three big US networks.
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NEW YORK In a deal estimated to be worth $100 million a year for five years, Howard Stern, one of the most popular personalities in American radio, said Wednesday he had signed a contract with Sirius Satellite Radio and would leave his longtime job at
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Jay Leno, America's leading  late-night comedian as host of NBC's "The Tonight Show," will  retire at the end of his current five-year contract in 2009 and  be replaced by Conan O'Brien, the network said on Monday.
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Five years into a national economic recovery, the share of Americans living in poverty finally dropped.
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&quot;I felt pretty good,&quot; he says. That is, until his 50th birthday when he had a heart attack. It&#39;s an all-too-common story and many cardiologists hope former President Bill Clinton&#39;s case will
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A month after signing Stern to a five-year deal, Manhattan-based Sirius said yesterday its new chief executive is Mel Karmazin, the former head of media conglomerate Viacom who was successful
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SADO, Japan The American who deserted the Army and spent four decades in North Korea says today marks the next and last chapter in his life.
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Dec. 3, 2004 - WASHINGTON - By the time Tom Brokaw wrapped up his final newscast, bidding a wistful goodbye Wednesday to viewers of NBC Nightly News after 22 years in the anchor&#39;s chair, he seemed almost relieved it was finally over.