News about Ed Sullivan

Louis Gossett Jr died from a chronic lung condition aged 87 last month. Oscar-winner Gossett Jr., known for his performances in An Officer And A Gentleman and Jaws III, died in Santa Monica, California on March 29. No cause of death was given at the time. however, he had previously announced in 2010 that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer .

In his final interview two months before his death at the age of 87 on Thursday, Louis Gossett Jr said he wasn't afraid to die. Gossett Jr., an Oscar-winning actor best known for his appearances in An Officer And A Gentleman and Jaws III, died in Santa Monica, California. No reason was given, but he had previously reported that he had prostate cancer in 2010.

The Beatles were aboard Pan Am Flight 102 on their way to America for the first time this week, and everyone was cautious about it. However, by the time they returned to the United Kingdom, their numbers had dominated all five top Billboard Hot 100 charts, an achievement never before or since.

A stunning California tree house that once belonged to 'cool jazz' actor Dave Brubeck has sold for $3 million. Beverley D. Thorne, a noted Sonoma architect, designed the distinctive house in Oakland's East Bay neighborhood in 1954. When he moved to the East Coast later this year, legendary jazz musician and composer Dave Brubeck, who died in 2012 at the age of 91, fell in love with the project so much he asked Thorne to create his next home. At 6630 Heartwood Drive in Oakland's hill Montclair neighborhood, the tree house is perched 16 feet in the air. It has four bedrooms and four bathrooms, totaling 2,652 square feet.

Pat Cooper, a stand-up comedian and actor, died on Tuesday night at his Las Vegas home. Emily Conner, his wife, reported the death in a tweet. Born Pasquale Vito Caputo, the fast-talking comedian, was known for his acerbic style of comedy and appeared on television shows like Ed Sullivan in the 1960s and later on Howard Stern in the 1980s.

Stephen Colbert has been spoiled for interviews, but tonight at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater, he will be discussing Prince Harry, one of his most popular topics yet: late night. The 58-year-old host of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert gave us a preview of what to expect from his silver-tongued gibes, including the Duke of Sussex, who has written an explosive memoir, Spare, which has caused shockwaves throughout the palace. FEMAIL looks back on Colbert's scathing - and often uncomfortable - moments, from his brutal political retaliation to his savage, but amusing reaction to Meghan Markle's Oprah interview just hours before his much-anticipated sit down with Prince Harry.