After 25 years hosting CNN's 'Larry King Live,' the veteran newsman will snap off his signature suspenders on Thursday. Below, five of his funniest celebrity interviews.

What we were “waiting for,” it turned out, was King stretching out about five minutes worth of interview over an hour, which meant spending an inordinate amount of time on what Hilton ate and ...

The broadcaster estimates he did 40,000 interviews over his 60-year career Legendary broadcaster Larry King died on Jan. 23 at age 87, leaving behind a legacy that includes, by his count, 40,000 ...

After 25 years as CNN's flagship show, "Larry King Live" will come to an end this fall (see the announcement video). In that time, King sat with world leaders, moguls and celebrities for many a ...

The veteran broadcaster, who died Saturday at the age of 87, became a household name as the host of CNN’s “Larry King Live,” which logged a record-setting run of hours from 1985 to 2010.

Fox News contributor Joe Concha pays tribute to the T.V. talk-show icon. Twitter users shared their favorite interview moments from broadcasting giant Larry King, who died on Saturday at age 87.

Larry King died on Saturday morning at the age of 87. During his career, he conducted over 50,000 interviews. Paul McCartney, Marlon Brando, and Margaret Thatcher are among his most memorable ...

King hosted “Larry King Live” on CNN for 25 years – conducting more than 30,000 interviews, including the long, wide-ranging and at times bizarre 1994 conversation live from the home of ...

Larry King Live on CNN was one of the go-to shows for trial coverage because of this, and that’s why King granted Simpson a platform the day after the controversial not guilty verdict was delivered.

Larry King was a giant of broadcasting, a master of the interview, and, above all else, an extraordinary listener. I know I’m not alone in remembering Larry as the person who would let an ...

From 1985-2010, he hosted Larry King Live on CNN. During this podcast, Larry discusses his life and career and reveals that after a stroke in March, he considered suicide.

What we were “waiting for,” it turned out, was King stretching out about five minutes worth of interview over an hour, which meant spending an inordinate amount of time on what Hilton ate and ...