Conan Making Letterman Appearance and "Dark Shadows" Hits the Box Office
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Updated: May 11, 2012
Conan O'Brien is set to make an appearance on Letterman and Tim Burton is taking over the box office. It's the top stories trending online in The Pulse.
Conan on Letterman
Conan O'Brien will visit "The Late Show With David Letterman" next week for the first time in 13 years. The now late-night host replaced Letterman in 1993 after Letterman left to do his own show. You can expect plenty of talk about Jay Leno, neither are huge fans. Both lost the "Tonight Show" to Leno. O'Brien was named Leno's successor in 2010 only to have the show taken back months later. O'Brien's appearance on Letterman will air May 17th.
Not So Tall
One World Trade Center in New York was designed to be the tallest building in the country but now that distinction is in doubt. According to the Wall Street Journal the developer is dropping a plan to enclose the 408 foot antenna on top because it is too expensive and dangerous to maintain. The change will save about $20 million but will cost the building bragging rights as the tallest in the country because antennas do not count towards total height.
"Dark Shadows"
Johnny Depp plays Barnabas Collins, a prosperous playboy whose jilted lover turned him into a vampire. Almost 200 years later, he's freed from his coffin.
Blake Griffin Injury
LA Clippers power forward Blake Griffin injured his knee in Wednesday nights game 5 of the playoffs. Griffin was expected to get an MRI on Thursday on the same knee he injured during his first season with the NBA. Coach Vinny Del Negro says he expects him to play in game 6 on friday. Clippers lead the series 3-2.
Carl Beane Passes
The grand voice in the cathedral of baseball has passed away. Red Sox PA announcer Carl Beane died Wednesday after a fatal car crash. Beane worked every home game since 2003.
Conan on Letterman
Conan O'Brien will visit "The Late Show With David Letterman" next week for the first time in 13 years. The now late-night host replaced Letterman in 1993 after Letterman left to do his own show. You can expect plenty of talk about Jay Leno, neither are huge fans. Both lost the "Tonight Show" to Leno. O'Brien was named Leno's successor in 2010 only to have the show taken back months later. O'Brien's appearance on Letterman will air May 17th.
Not So Tall
One World Trade Center in New York was designed to be the tallest building in the country but now that distinction is in doubt. According to the Wall Street Journal the developer is dropping a plan to enclose the 408 foot antenna on top because it is too expensive and dangerous to maintain. The change will save about $20 million but will cost the building bragging rights as the tallest in the country because antennas do not count towards total height.
"Dark Shadows"
Johnny Depp plays Barnabas Collins, a prosperous playboy whose jilted lover turned him into a vampire. Almost 200 years later, he's freed from his coffin.
Blake Griffin Injury
LA Clippers power forward Blake Griffin injured his knee in Wednesday nights game 5 of the playoffs. Griffin was expected to get an MRI on Thursday on the same knee he injured during his first season with the NBA. Coach Vinny Del Negro says he expects him to play in game 6 on friday. Clippers lead the series 3-2.
Carl Beane Passes
The grand voice in the cathedral of baseball has passed away. Red Sox PA announcer Carl Beane died Wednesday after a fatal car crash. Beane worked every home game since 2003.
