Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

Tuesday marked a major milestone for David Letterman: 30 years of late-night broadcasts. So how did he celebrate? With a little help from some old friends. Long-time staffers delivered the night’s top 10 with quips like “My therapist says I have Stockholm Syndrome” and “You’re incompetent.” Bill Murray brightened Letterman’s night with a cupcake covered in 30 candles. The two Midwesterners even went outside to throw around the football for a little pre-Super Bowl fun. Regis Philbin joined in as referee.

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Video: 20 moments from David Letterman’s 30 years in late night  (John Paul Filo / Associated Press)

The “House of Carters” lost one of their own this week when sister Leslie Carter was found unresponsive at her father’s house. She was declared dead at Westfield Memorial Hospital in New York. Although the official cause of death has not been determined, authorities reportedly found prescription drugs at the scene. The 25-year-old, whose married name was Leslie Ashton, appeared on the “House of Carters” reality show with her siblings, including Nick, of the Backstreet Boys, and Aaron, who is currently starring in the off-Broadway musical “The Fantasticks.”  (Frazer Harrison / Getty Images)

The Grammys are planning to put on quite a show Feb. 12. Not only will big names Adele and Katy Perry perform, but Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band too.  (Alex Brandon / Associated Press)