Garbage Salad performance
The Dough Rollers make their network TV debut on The Late Show with David Letterman and perform Garbage Salad, a song from their upcoming EP.
Veronica Mars
Bell plays Veronica Mars, a new law school graduate and former teen sleuth, in this dark dramedy directed by Rob Thomas. Veronica, now living in New York, is interviewing with law firms when she gets a call from high school boyfriend Logan Echolls. He’s been arrested for murder and needs Veronica to solve the case and save him from prison. Veronica is reluctant to return to Neptune but is drawn by friends, family, and her true calling. Co-starring Enrico Colantoni and Jason Dohring.
We have fast-forwarded 10 years, and in those 10 years, we have met a Veronica who needs to simplify her life. She is desperate to escape the drama and thinks if she can adapt a normal person’s lifestyle, then she can live happily. But the more she runs away from who she is, the more trouble she runs into. She’s living in New York, trying to be just an everyday gal. She’s still snarky, and she’s still herself at her core, but she’s attempting to create the elements around her to be not as turbulent as they were in Neptune. She hasn’t talked to Logan in 10 years.
Timber performance
The Band Perry perform Fat Bottomed Girls during The Late Show with David Letterman to promote their album Pioneer.
Elvira performance
The Oak Ridge Boys perform Elvira on The Wendy Williams Show to promote their album Boys Night Out and to celebrate selling 41 million albums.
Beating Heart performance
Goulding performs Beating Heart on the Today show from the Divergent soundtrack.
Stand-up performance
Wallace performs stand-up on The Arsenio Hall Show. He talks about how high the gas bill is in LA, and cold weather.
It’s so cold in New York city, Statue of Liberty took that torch and put it under her dress.
It Ain’t The Whiskey performance
Allan appears on The Late Show with David Letterman to perform It Ain’t The Whiskey, a track from his latest album, Set You Free.
I Blame You performance
Ledisi appears on The Late Show with David Letterman to perform I Blame You, a song from her seventh album, The Truth.
Rolling In The Deep performance
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It Won’t Stop performance
Streeter performs It won’t stop on The Arsenio Hall Show in Los Angeles, California.
Move performance
Little Mix appears on The Late Show with David Letterman to perform Move, a song from their latest album, Salute.
Love Is To Die performance
Warpaint performs Love Is To Die live on Conan to promote their self-titled album.
Any Weather performance
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts perform Any Weather on The Late Show with David Letterman to promote their album, Unvarnished.
Spoken Word performance
Banner performs spoken word on The Arsenio Hall Show. He talks about procreation, self esteem and self idenity.
You are what you think. You could never love a child if you want to be pink and he’s darker than ink. His self esteem’s in the sink.
I Got It, First Real Love performance
Ashanti performs I Got It and First Real Love during 106 & Park to promote her album Braveheart.
See a Little Light performance
Bob Mould performs See a Little Light on The Late Show with David Letterman to promote the reissue of his 25-year-old solo album, Workbook 25.
High Road
O’Brien stars in the improv comedy directed by Matt Walsh. Jimmy, a rebellious teen, tries to keep his neighbour from getting high during a road trip to Oakland. Co-starring James Pumphrey, Abby Elliott, and Rob Riggle. Walsh:
When we cast Dylan – Dylan was the only role we cast – he had no improv experience. I plugged him into [Upright Citizens Brigade], I got him into an intensive for like four weeks … He literally was improvising with the heavyweights of improv as far as I’m concerned. The best people I’ve ever played with – and I’ve done a lot of improv – were in this movie, so he really was challenged to step up his game. He did a great job.
Nobody performance
Rick Ross performs Nobody on The Arsenio Hall Show in Los Angeles, California.
Dontcha performance
The Internet performs Dontcha during The Queen Latifah Show to promote their album Feel Good.
I Have Nothing performance
Grande performs I Have Nothing at the Women of Soul: In Performance at The White House Concert from The Bodyguard soundtrack.
