Late Show
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One Year Later: The Sudden Cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
One year after CBS canceled Stephen Colbert’s long-running late-night franchise, we revisit the timeline of the decision and its impact on the industry.
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Robert Plant Revisits Led Zeppelin Classic on Colbert
Robert Plant and his band Saving Grace performed a rare rendition of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Ramble On’ during a Late Show appearance, marking a notable bridge between his iconic past and current acoustic project.
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Edward Norton’s Late Show Poetry Reading Sparks New Conversation
Edward Norton delivered a moving reading of Walt Whitman’s ‘Crossing Brooklyn Ferry’ on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, shifting focus from his ‘Oscar snub’ narrative to his intellectual depth.
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Colbert Rejects CBS Denial on Pulled Talarico Interview
Stephen Colbert publicly refuted CBS’s statement denying they blocked his interview with James Talarico, escalating a dispute over the FCC’s equal time rule.
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Paul Rudd Headlines New ‘Anaconda’ and Drives Colbert’s Charity Auction Frenzy
Paul Rudd steps into the spotlight with leading roles in both the action-comedy reboot of ‘Anaconda’ and Stephen Colbert’s headline-making charity auction, proving his enduring appeal and versatility in Hollywood.
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Taylor Swift Shares Advice and Favorite Songs with Stephen Colbert as Late Show Nears End
In a rare, candid conversation on The Late Show, Taylor Swift offered heartfelt advice to Stephen Colbert as he prepares for the show’s conclusion, while also sharing her favorite songs and reflecting on transitions in both their careers.
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Rachel Maddow Calls Out Trump’s ‘Affordability Hoax’ on The Late Show: Fact-Checking Politics from Your Grocery Cart
Rachel Maddow confronted President Trump’s dismissal of economic affordability concerns during her appearance on The Late Show, urging Americans to fact-check political claims against their own real-life experiences.
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Stephen Colbert Wins Emmy as ‘The Late Show’ Faces Cancellation
Stephen Colbert’s ‘The Late Show’ wins its first Emmy for Outstanding Talk Series, just months before its cancellation by CBS.