The Late Show with David Letterman

Selena Gomez plays one of the more innocent college girls in Spring Breakers, but she still had to get into the beachy, bikini-filled trenches of Spring break with the rest of the cast to shoot the film. Though she said hanging out with drunk people was entertaining, she admitted to Dave Letterman that she was genuinely freaked out by costar James Franco, who plays a sketchy rapper in the film. Watch as she describes the experience of filming with Franco and how her perception of him changed after shooting wrapped.

On last night's Late Show With David Letterman, President Barack Obama got candid about his relationship with wife Michelle and told a funny story about their first anniversary. The president gushed to Letterman about "wonderful" Michelle, joking that the Democratic National Convention was more about her than him, saying, "As usual, people always realize how much better Michelle is than me." He added that what really makes the first wife special is how genuine she is, noting that she doesn't act differently around different people. Neither Barack nor Michelle are likely to forget their 20th anniversary on Oct. 3, but one of them did forget their very first anniversary! Watch the clip now to find out who it was!

Bryan Cranston swung by Late Show With David Letterman last night to chat about the first half of the final season of Breaking Bad, which premieres this Sunday evening. As usual, Bryan couldn't reveal much of what we can expect when Walt, Jesse, and the rest of the crew returns, though he did shed some light on why Breaking Bad is ending after five seasons. From here, Bryan is off to San Diego for Comic-Con! The Breaking Bad panel is one of the most exciting Comic-Con events of the year and we're there to bring you all the action. Check out Bryan and Dave's chat and follow BuzzSugar on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and more for everything Breaking Bad at Comic-Con.

We got to see Ashton Kutcher in Two and a Half Men mode last night for the first time, as he and his costars Angus T. Jones and Jon Cryer read off the top 10 list for The Late Show With David Letterman. Broadcasting live via satellite from the set, the guys presented "The Top 10 Reasons to Watch the New Season of Two and a Half Men." Though the intro is a little awkward, most of the list is cute — it includes references to Ashton's Dude, Where's My Car? as well as fellow CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother. Check it out, and tell us if you're planning on tuning in when Ashton makes his debut!

Ashton Kutcher's Two and a Half Men debut is just a few weeks away, but until now we've never had the details on how he came about taking the role. As it turns out, Kutcher had casually mentioned what a great gig it was, and it soon turned into a job offer! Watch as he talks about initially being nervous about getting involved in all of the drama surrounding the show, and calls Charlie Sheen a "lingual genius."

At the behest of her mother, Jackie, Caroline Kennedy would have to memorize poems for Mother's Day, Christmas, birthdays, and other special occasions. Far from making her resent poetry, the tradition gave her a deep-seated love for it and inspired her just-published collection of poems reflecting on womanhood, She Walks in Beauty: A Woman's Journey Through Poems. She came on The Late Show with David Letterman last night to share stories of her mother, read a selection, and talk about how the book came together. Watch it now. If you enjoy it, you might want to pick up a copy as a Mother's Day gift!

Kate Hudson stopped by The Late Show yesterday to promote her upcoming movie Something Borrowed with host David Letterman, but the conversation quickly turned to her happy family news. Kate is expecting a child with her fiancé, Muse frontman Matthew Bellamy. She told David she doesn't want to find out the sex of the baby until she welcomes her little one to the world, but that she has a feeling the infant's a girl!