CBS’s late night time slot will look a lot different next month after “The Late Show” goes off the air. After more than 30 years on television, the staple programming — hosted by Stephen Colbert for over 10 years — will officially end May 21.

Stephen Colbert laid into JD Vance after the vice president issued a warning to Pope Leo XIV for criticizing Donald Trump's Iran war.

David Letterman is dissecting CBS’s choice of replacement for Stephen Colbert’s talk show. Letterman, who launched “The Late Show” in The David Letterman Breaks Silence on Stephen Colbert’s

Stephen Colbert has hosted the show for a little more than 10 years, replacing the former host David Letterman in 2015. The final episode of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" will air on May 21. Colbert has not yet revealed his final guests.

The “Late Show” host scolded JD Vance for suggesting that Pope Leo XIV “be careful when he talks about matters of theology.”

Colbert began by rolling back a clip of CSPAN giving an overview of the presser, vowing that his team had not tampered with the clip at all for comic effect. The post Stephen Colbert Scorches Trump’s ‘Jesus’ Meme Denial During DoorDash Presser: ‘Even CSPAN Can’t Make That Sound Normal’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Stephen Colbert weighed in on Donald Trump's apparent disdain for the wildly popular Pope Leo XIV, suggesting the holy leader had everything the president wanted. During Tuesday's monologue for "The Late Show,

The partnership between Allen and CBS has "immediate profitability," notes George Cheeks, Paramount’s Chair of TV Media.

With Season 3 of Elsbeth in full swing and a fourth season already confirmed, star and producer Carrie Preston says she’s still pinching herself over the parade of actors who appear on set — many of whom,