The ‘most likely plan’ is for Letterman to retire in May 2015, and Stephen Colbert to take over in September

The “most likely plan” is for Letterman to retire in May 2015, and Stephen Colbert to take over in September
According to late-night expert Bill Carter, “There will need to be a hiatus between the two – most likely for several months – as Mr. Colbert installs a new set to the theater and his staff moves in to old Letterman offices. The most likely plan is a farewell to Mr. Letterman at the end of May, with a September premiere for Mr. Colbert.” PLUS: Why Colbert would never move to L.A.

Watch a preview of “Nathan For You”s” Dump Starbucks episode
We”re finally going to see the result of Nathan Fielder”s widely publicized stunt.

Fox cancels “Jump of the Century” live event
Stuntman Eddie Braun and daredevil Big Ed Beckley were going to jump over the Idaho Snake River Canyon on the 40th anniversary of Evel Knievel”s failed attempt, but production had slowed as the budget ballooned.

President Obama tonight visits Shonda Rhimes” house
The “Scandal” and “Grey”s Anatomy” honcho is hosting a fundraiser for the president and the Democratic National Committee.

Bill Maher: HBO”s “Real Time” wouldn”t survive under Rupert Murdoch”s ownership
“So many ways for a guy like me to lose his job, but I never dreamed these two would marry,” he says of Murdoch”s attempt to buy Time Warner, which owns HBO.

CW cancels “Backpackers” and “Seeds” – “Next Top Model” premiere moved up
The online series and Canadian import won”t get their CW debut. Instead, “America”s Next Top Model” has been moved up to Aug. 18.

Check out Colton Haynes as “Arrow”s” Arsenal
Roy Harper will become a full-fledged member of Team Arrow in Season 3.

“Community”s” Charley Koontz joins “CSI: Cyber”
He”ll play a social introvert agent who's a tech genius on the “CSI” spinoff.

2 “Vampire Diaries” stars get married
Joseph Morgan and Persia White are now husband and wife.

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