Larry King Steps Down From His Nightly ‘Live’ Show

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Larry King, a staple of TV journalism who helped put Ted Turner’s CNN on the cable TV map, announced on Tuesday via Twitter, the CNN website and at the top of his show that he would be ending his nightly ‘Larry King Live’ show this fall after 25 years.

King, 76, won’t be leaving CNN; he’ll host several Larry King specials on major national and international subjects.

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