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Larry King

America’s nightly dose of Larry King Live will soon come to an end. There have been months of rumors about the celebrated TV interviewer stepping down from his nightly news show on CNN. King confirmed in a statement on his show’s blog last Tuesday night he will be leaving Larry King Live later this year.

In his post, King says he is leaving the show in order to spend more time with his family. King didn’t mention when his show will officially end, but according to an article on CNN.com, the host plans to leave no later than the fall. CNN will name a replacement for King in the coming weeks.

King is an icon not only to the world of broadcasting, but also current affairs, politics and entertainment. There are few people who more…

Steve Carell as Michael Scott on 'The Office.'

It’s been a sad year for fans of The Office. With more drama than lighthearted comedy, this season has undoubtedly been the worst of the series. Even more tragic is the confirmation of Steve Carell’s departure from the show when the upcoming seventh season ends.

Carell told Entertainment Weekly he will be leaving the hit NBC comedy after season 7 at the premiere of his new animated movie Despicable Me this past weekend. “I think it’s a good time to move on,” Carell said. “I just want to spend more time with my family.”

This news is not really surprising. At the end of a BBC Radio interview promoting his new film Date Night with co-star Tina Fey, Carell said he would more…

"Love King"

It may have been a while since we last had a solo album from The-Dream but like a full-force hurricane filled with love and cooing vocal chords, he has returned with “Love King”. While his collaboration on songs for Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Beyonce have held us over for the time being, the new collection of summer love tunes from Terius “The-Dream” Nash is not an album R&B lovers should pass up.

While this newest album has tracks laid down that are similar to the love serenades we know well from the artist, it goes to show that you shouldn’t fix something if it isn’t broken. He gives listeners an array of what he already has done, sugary music to give you a toothache, with a mix of fresh ballad tracks that so many of us music fans have missed in the industry where more…