Comedy: Ferguson at the Palace Craig Ferguson took the long way on the journey to becoming a hot property on late-night talk shows. The host of "The Late, Late Show on CBS," grew up in Cumbernauld, a Glasgow suburb that was voted the second-worst place to live in Britain in 2003. He played drums in several punk rock bands and immersed himself enthusiastically in the Scottish national pastime -- drinking. He eventually immigrated to America, where he played smug department-store boss Nigel Wick on "The Drew Carey Show." With his accent as thick as haggis, he can talk about fiberglass installation and make it sound sexy. He performs Saturday at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg. Let's hope he talks about "Star Trek" and what he and his countryman think of the character of Scotty, which he ...
Sharp-tongued comic Craig Ferguson will perform July 13 at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg. Tickets will go on sale June 11. Most know the suave and roguish Scotsman from his gig as the host of the "Late, Late Show" on CBS.
PASADENA, Calif. -- In the current round of battles in the never- ending late-night wars, Craig Ferguson has been sort of flying under the radar. He drew pretty much even -- sometimes slightly ahead -- of Conan O'Brien during O'Brien's final months as host of "Late Night." As the novelty of Jimmy Fallon hosting "Late Night" has been wearing off, Ferguson's "Late Late Show" has pulled ahead of him, too.
The Late Late Show" just completed its most successful season ever in the ratings, so you might think that host Craig Ferguson and executive producer Peter Lassally wouldn't have much of anything to argue about. But they do. It's the necktie issue -- Ferguson's refusal to wear one on the air.
'Full steam ahead: Ferrera and Ferguson on the hot seat In "How to Train Your Dragon," the new DreamWorks/
Anybody who watches "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" knows Ferguson has a gift for gab. But he was making a living with his voice in animated movies long before the talk show came around. Ferguson has voiced characters in "The Legend of Tarzan," "American Dad, "The Angry Beavers" and "Freakazoid!
NEW YORK - Less than a week after being sworn in as a U.S. citizen, Craig Ferguson learned he'll be telling jokes to President Bush. The CBS "Late Late Show" host revealed Tuesday that he's been booked as the entertainer at the annual White House correspondents' dinner in Washington, scheduled April 26.
Various 'Winnie the Pooh' (Walt Disney) ???1/2 The winning thing about the "Winnie the Pooh" soundtrack is when the sound is all instrumental. The first nine pieces, featuring a variety of vocalists, with the exception of Craig Ferguson doing "The Backson Song," run the gamut from standard Disney cutesy to somewhat mundane.
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