For his final week as host of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert has booked several fellow late-night hosts. When CBS announced the cancellation of the long-running program last July, many saw it as more than just another casualty of a fading television format — they viewed it as a direct rebuke of Colbert himself.
The Stephen Colbert ratings freefall has reached an undeniable breaking point. As The Late Show with Stephen Colbert approaches its already-announced cancellation, the program is now posting record-low January numbers, marking one of the steepest late-night declines...
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel has found a new milestone in celebrity self-importance: comparing a brief six-day television suspension to a “near-death experience.”
Winning an award used to be about… winning the award. But for Jimmy Kimmel, even a victory at the Critics Choice Awards couldn’t stay focused for long as the late-night host turned his acceptance speech into yet another public fixation on Donald Trump. This latest TDS meltdown by Kimmel makes his win less about television excellence and more about settling political scores.
Jimmy Kimmel was invited on British television for Channel 4’s annual Alternative Christmas Message and said, “We are not bright. We’re Americans.” In the four-minute video, Kimmel was given a new platform to humorously mock his ignorance of British culture, hurl sharp barbs at President Trump, and spend significant time talking about himself.
Is Stephen Colbert running for President of the United States? Speculation gained traction this week after The Late Show with Stephen Colbert host Stephen Colbert addressed questions about a potential 2028 presidential run — and his response was far more blunt than some supporters may have expected.
President Trump lashed out at late-night host Stephen Colbert early Tuesday morning following a CBS rerun of The Late Show, renewing his long-standing criticism of network television and calling on CBS to pull Colbert’s already canceled program immediately.
For British viewers tuning in on Christmas Day, the annual Channel 4 alternative Christmas address is supposed to be provocative, unexpected, and occasionally irreverent. What it isn’t supposed to be is a recycled slice of American late-night grievance politics delivered by a host whose default setting now appears to be performative outrage — and tears.
Stephen Colbert took aim at his own corporate parent this week, joking on The Late Show about Paramount’s eye-popping $108 billion hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery and questioning why CBS would cancel his program if the company supposedly has that kind of money to spend.
Rachel Maddow took to Nicolle Wallace’s The Best People podcast this week with a sharp rebuke of Paramount’s decision to cancel The Late Show With Stephen Colbert — a move the network has repeatedly described as a financial necessity.
For more than two decades, Jimmy Kimmel has been a fixture of ABC’s late-night lineup. But while headlines everywhere are declaring Jimmy Kimmel has been renewed for “another year,” the details of ABC’s contract extension tell a very different story — one the media is largely ignoring.
President Trump has launched a new round of criticism at Late Night host Seth Meyers, calling on NBC to fire him immediately.
Out of a recent Deadline report by Glenn Garner we’ve learned that late night TV talk show host, Jimmy Kimmel, has apparently admitted he wasn’t the original choice by ABC to host his late night gig. According to Jimmy Kimmel, that honor almost went to Jon Stewart.