"A bird in the hand ... is dead or alive, depending on one's will," and "What goes up ... will stay up if it has an escape velocity of 11.3 kilometres per second." The byline was Johnny Carson.

Iconic talk show host Johnny Carson could be cold and aloof and treat aspiring comedians in a way that left them riven with insecurity, a new book claims. Writer Mike Thomas's new book Carson ...

First, Johnny Carson is back on TV ... Johnny and Ed [McMahon] could spend eight minutes talking about how sharks and certain species of birds must remain in perpetual motion.

This sketch is chock full of angles on the obnoxious talk show host and moves at a breakneck pace. Johnny ... and Carson thrusts his fistful of stuffing into the bird so hard that his hand ...

Johnny Carson ... The most dominant television talk-show host in history died with family members at his side. Ed McMahon, Carson's longtime announcer and perennial sidekick, said he had lost ...

In this podcast, Paul sits down with author Mike Thomasto discuss a new biography of Johnny Carson. We learn about the late night legend that was Johnny Carson from the mind of Chicago author Bill ...

Twenty-one years after the King of Late Night retired from NBC's "The Tonight Show," Johnny ... Carson's archive. Carson, said Sotzing, never thought his legacy would endure. "We used to talk ...