Stephen Colbert News

On last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Colbert's monologue tackled how the inventor of 'Lyin' Ted' and 'Sloppy Steve' is getting a taste of his own medicine. Check out the clip below!

Leslie Odom Jr. stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night, March 27. Leslie talks about how he was considering a major career shift before realizing he couldn't just sit around waiting for a phone call. He also discussed his new book 'Failing Up.' Check out the clip below!

“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” has won the late-night ratings week of March 19-23 in adults 18-49 and most other key demographics, according to “live plus same day” figures from Nielsen Media Research. Note that Thursday and Friday CBS programming is excluded from these averages due to delays for NCAA basketball coverage and Friday's “Jimmy Kimmel Live” was an encore.

Nest & THE LATE SHOW Team Up For The Show's First Ever Takeover Of Regularly Scheduled Advertising Break

On last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert, alt-pop sensation Bishop Briggs performed a song off her debut album 'Church of Scars' which drops on April 20th. Check out the clip below!

On last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Stephen talked about how in a surprise to no one, conservative commentator Rick Santorum doesn't understand millennials. Check out the clip below!

Sara Gilbert appeared on last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where she talked about how she is returning as Darlene on 'Roseanne,' which she hadn't done since she was dividing time between show business and college life. Check out the clip below!

'Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff: A Novel' author Sean Penn describes how the current state of affairs are reflected in his new book. Later, he talks about how he increasingly prefers creating in solitude. Check out the clips below!

In last night's monologue, Stephen Colbert discussed how Stormy Daniels' '60 Minutes' interview was must-see TV and, for Trump, must-not-tweet TV. Check out the video below!

Good morning BroadwayWorld! Today's top stories: Rocktopia opens tonight on Broadway, and more!

On Monday, April 2nd at 9:30pm, Christopher Sloan & Gavin Esham want YOU to vote them to Broadway after getting to know them during Chris & Gavin's Broadway Campaign Spectacular, an evening of sketch comedy, song and unintentional nudity that tackles hot topics.

From stage to screen, Broadway will be represented on TV for the week of March 26, 2018!

The Beatles (or the next best thing existing) played KC's Kauffman Center this past weekend. The ersatz Fab Four treated a full auditorium to fifty-five memorable Beatles' melodies during their 2012 re-creation entitled 'Let It Be.'

Friday Primetime Ratings:

Blackberry Smoke's new song “I'll Keep Ramblin'” featuring Robert Randolph recently premiered at Relix. Of the song, lead singer Charlie Starr describes it's, “high-gear, jump-blues/gospel.” Listen/share HERE.  

Grab your BFF and head for The Ridgefield Playhouse on April 20th for a night of hilarity with three Fabulous Funny Females of Comedy!

Now in its sixth year, NBC's trailblazing program for emerging diverse late night and sketch comedy writers has named its 2018 class of writers. Alyssa Feller, Jonathan Giles, Michael Hartney, John Mahone, Cameron Smith, Natasha Vaynblat and Bryan Yang were chosen to be the new class of the network's annual Late Night Writer's Workshop, the industry's only initiative dedicated to discovering and developing late night and sketch comedy writers of diverse backgrounds. Chosen from 1,000 applicants, the new class will participate in an intensive six-day program this month that will ready them to be staff writers on late night and sketch comedy shows.

THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT Grew By Almost 700,000 Viewers Last Week

Laura Benanti talks about filming The Detour, how raising a kid in New York has changed her perception of the city and what it's like playing Melania Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Under a just-announced partnership to produce original works and programming for Kennedy Center audiences, Chicago comedy institution The Second City will present a new show in addition to a selection of workshops at The Kennedy Center's District of Comedy Festival.