Before he heads to Disney World to celebrate his big win, Super Bowl XLVI MVP Eli Manning stopped by The Late Show on Monday to chat with David Letterman, for his eighth consecutive year in a row.

The New York Giants quarterback lead his team to defeat against the New England Patriots in a 21-17 win on Sunday, in Indianapolis, and Manning has been celebrating in NYC with his team since they took home the trophy!

This year's game also marked Manning’s second MVP award, an honor he first received in the 2008 championship game against the Patriots.

Congrats to the New York Giants!

Admitting that "you can't be too careful," Ashton Kutcher went on the Late Show with David Letterman Wednesday night wearing a helmet and bulletproof vest with a "Not Dave" sticker across the front of it.

Last week, a Jihadist posted an video online that violently threatened Letterman because he's previously made fun of al-Qaida leaders.

The 33-year-old actor was on Dave's show to promote his new role on Two and a Half Men. With his SWAT gear off, Ashton admitted that he's feeling very good about the show's future success. "I think it’s going to go through the roof, I really do. I’ve been laughing really hard," he said during the interview.

We have faith in you too, Ashton - even though you wore a bow-tie last night.

David Letterman is adding his name to the long list of celebs who are putting Donald Trump on blast for making disparaging claims about President Obama.

When Letterman found out Dr. Phil, his guest on last night's show, was friendly with Trump, Dave took the opportunity to speak out on what he called The Donald's increasingly racist remarks, including Trump's questioning of not only Obama's birthplace, but whether the President's admittance into Harvard Law School was on his own merit.

“It’s all fun, it’s all a circus, it’s all a rodeo, until it starts to smack of racism. And then it’s no longer fun,” Letterman said to Dr. Phil. “So you thought it was racism?” Dr. Phil asked. “Well, yes,” Dave responded. “Do you consider him to be a racist?”

“I do not,” Dr. Phil said, explaining, “...I don’t think he always thinks everything through. I think sometimes he’s a little from the hip, and I don’t think he has a racist bone in this body.”

Letterman went on to say, “If he comes back on this show, and I am not sure we want him back on this show under these circumstances, he ought to be prepared to apologize just for that kind of behavior.”

Letterman isn't the only icon Trump is turning off. Another celeb recently called him a "pompous @sshole"! See who it was ... after the jump.

Gorgeous Jennifer Garner stopped by The Late Show with David Letterman to promote her latest film Arthur, but talk quickly turned to co-star Russell Brand's anatomy.

When asked about a certain scene in which she's on all fours with the British comedian, Garner tells Letterman:

"He was in his underwear, and they were very handsomely made. It was Russell and me, right behind him, on all fours. We did it over and over again, so I spent two days just right up against it. So I'm very familiar, in my own way, with the anatomy of Russell Brand -- and it's good."

Not sure how hubby Ben Affleck is handling that one. The dimpled 38-year-old cutie also tells Dave about her unusual job in college. Find out which job that was ... after the jump.

'Nuff said! Watch the 89-year-old actress getting her drink on in the vid above.

Katy Perry gave a few lucky audience members a special performance last night for Live On Letterman, broadcast live online.

She didn't disappoint on the fashion front, with a peacock costume in the later part of her gig. You think she ever parades around at home in that with Russell???

The former Late Show producer accused of trying to extort $2 million dollars from David Letterman has been sentenced today to 6 months in jail.

Robert Halderman, who pled guilty to grand larceny back in march, will also have to serve 1000 hours of community services.

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David Letterman turned the tables on himself this morning when for once the talk show host sat in the guest chair to talk about the havoc his recent sex scandal wreaked havoc on his life and relationship.

"I don't know if people know about this, but I've had some trouble," Letterman joked when asked about his home life.

"It was stupid behavior," he told Live! With Regis and Kelly. "And you take a look at the explosion, and it knocks you down and you wake up every morning and you’re scared and you're depressed and sad, and you kind of got to let that knock you down and knock you down."

Letterman, who was at the center of an extortion plot by a former Late Show producer who had evidence of an affair David had with a staffer while in a relationship with the mother of his child, said he was hopeful he and wife Regina Lasko would put things back together.

"Because you think an explosion has taken place and you're looking at the shards and you say, 'Well, can we put this back together?'" Letterman said. "And by God, maybe you can put it back together. And maybe it won't be the same, but maybe it will be different, and maybe it can even be better in a different way."

David's extortionist, Robert Halderman, was sentenced to six months in jail and 1,000 hours of community service.