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Kim Kardashian West has always been an open book when it comes to her life. But the 39-year-old reality star still managed to share some new tidbits on her fascinating journey during her interview on the new season of . From the O.J.

No topic was off limits for David Letterman, 73, in a new interview with Kim Kardashian, 39 — including OJ Simpson‘s murder trial that had her parents Kris Jenner, 64, and the late Robert Kardashian Sr. taking sides. Robert, of course, is best known for his role on OJ’s legal defense team alongside lawyer Johnnie Cochran, while Kris was a close friend of the late Nicole Brown Simpson.

Kim Kardashian is one of the guests on the new season of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman, which premieres on Netflix on Oct. 21. During the lengthy sit down with the talk show host, Kim opened up about being the victim of a terrifying robbery in Paris in October 2016. She broke down in tears while recalling what happened to her that frightening night, and even shared some new information about her interaction with the robbers.

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My Next Guest Needs No Introduction,” the longtime talk show host brings Kim Kardashian to tears.“I wonder why I’m crying?” the 39-year-old superstar ponders, dabbing at her tears. “I’ve talked about this before.”We’re not sure what the topic of conversation is, but it could be regarding a selfie or perhaps Letterman’s ignorance about what AirDrop is and how she can share said selfie using it.

Host Jimmy Kimmel didn’t mince words with his audience. Conducting a live Emmys telecast during a global pandemic is pretty frivolous.

Dave Chappelle's latest top-secret COVID-era comedy show might have been his most legendary yet.

Regis Philbin was one of the nation's most beloved personalities. He enjoyed a long career in front of the camera, entertaining America as a host, a talk show guest, and often by playing fictionalized versions of himself in TV shows and movies.

Netflix is about to serve a flood of funny in Los Angeles with its Netflix is a Joke Fest, set for April 27-May 3. For one week, the streaming giant is partnering with Live Nation to bring over 100 live shows and events to various venues in L.A. with recorded shows available on the platform later this year.

Netflix is bringing the laughs to Los Angeles in a weeklong comedy festival hosted by the streaming service's comedy brand, Netflix Is a Joke.

Late-night talk show great David Letterman claims he once received a threatening phone call from Oscars 2020 nominee Quentin Tarantino.