On the verge of a milestone that should have been all joy, a veteran late-night figure who has anchored viewers’ routines for over twenty years quietly confessed that his current deal could be his last.
The laughter could stop.
The desk could go dark. At 56, he murmured that it “seems like enough,” half-joking about trading punchlines for cooking and sket… Continues…
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A stunning offer just dropped on nearly 2 million federal workers: quit now, get full pay and benefits through September. Some call it a lifeline. Others…
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He walked out of fire twice. The man who made millions laugh now spends his quiet hours signing papers that won’t make a single joke—but will…