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Wayne Coyne and the rest of The Flaming Lips brought their acclaimed live show to "The Late Show With David Letterman" last night (July 28), performing "See the Leaves" from October's "Embryonic" release.

St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols was in New York for a series against the Mets recently and decided to drop by "The Late Show with David Letterman." He came to talk baseball and managed to work in some batting practice as well. He faced off against Letterman, who surprisingly has some pop in his bat and, not to mention, an athletic-looking swing. Watch Letterman try to beat Pujols at ...

Traffic died down on 53rd street in Manhattan on Monday but that's not to say it was a safe spot for tourists and New Yorkers.

At the frisky age of 63, David Letterman has entered the rock biz. C.E. Music, a label set up through his Worldwide Pants production company, has loosed its first band upon the world: SoCal's Runner Runner, which excels at harmless, if a little dull, white-boy suburbo-rock. (Think Fall Out Boy if all the ugly members were replaced with the dudes from Twilight .) The quintet's self-titled debut ...

With four hours to go until the Apple iPhone 4 press conference, here's a little humor about the situation from David Letterman. Making on of his top-10 lists gives a product tons of exposure but the irony is, if it's on the list it must be pretty messed up.

Gearing up to play a bunch of festivals overseas, The Flaming Lips stopped by David Letterman last night to perform " See The Leaves " from their latest album, Embryonic . The band "rocked the house" so to speak while fritzing out on stage for Letterman. The performance was definitely the highlight of many TV watchers’ nights. Check it out below!   Enjoy at FILTERmagazine.com

(KMOV)-- News 4's Maggie Crane is in New York City covering Albert Pujols' visit to "The Late Show with David Letterman." Click the video player to watch video from the batting competition between Dave and Albert.

If you didn't catch it, Tampa resident -- and winner of the longest match in Wimbledon history -- John Isner appeared on David Letterman Monday night to give his own humorous Top Ten list, titled "Thoughts that went through John Isner's mind during the 11-hour tennis match." Our favorite comes in at No. 4: "Why couldn't I have played Federer? It would've been over in 15 minutes." Isner was a ...

Albert Pujols and David Letterman took to the streets Monday for a long-ball contest -- as part of Pujols' appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman."

Actor Paul Rudd is scheduled to appear on the "Late Show With David Letterman." Other celebrities making the talk-show rounds today include Bobby Flay, Rob Schneider, Flo Rida, Michael Keaton, Ann-Margret, Scott Wolf, James Marsden, Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Fox.