Stephen Colbert News

The amazing JoJo makes her Late Show debut performing this special song by iconic songwriter Diane Warren, which has become a theme song for the Biden-Harris campaign.

This is the first American election John Oliver can vote in since he became an American citizen and he said he nearly burst out crying after he cast his ballot.

Living legend Cher makes her first virtual visit to A Late Show to talk to Stephen Colbert about life in quarantine, her must-follow Twitter account, and the inspiration behind her new single, 'Happiness Is Just A Thing Called Joe.' Spoiler Alert: it's Joe BIDEN!

Club Cumming Productions has updated their current season featuring a cavalcade of their most beloved performers in a virtual cabaret series exclusively on Stellar, a new premium streaming platform for fans of live performance. The series marries the tiny boîte's diverse roster of talent and eclecticism with high quality production.

Sam Smith's highly-anticipated new album 'Love Goes' is out TONIGHT, here they are making their Late Show debut with a performance of 'Diamonds.'

Stephen can't help but swoon when Julie Andrews makes a grand return to the show with tales from her early days on Broadway and a peek at what it's like now working and creating from home. Check out Julie Andrews' new book 'Home Work' and her podcast 'Julie's Library,' both of which are available everywhere now!

Deadline has reported that Laura Benanti will joining the cast of HBO Max's upcoming Gossip Girl sequel series. The cast includes Emily Alyn Lind, Tavi Gevinson, Whitney Peak, Eli Brown, Johnathan Fernandez, Jordan Alexander, Savannah Smith, Evan Mock, Jason Gotay, Thomas Doherty, Adam Chanler-Berat, Savannah Smith and Zion Moreno.

Jaime Harrison is running for Senate in South Carolina and he believes that by electing him to replace Lindsey Graham, South Carolina can write a brand new history for the South.

After a riveting conversation about Elvis's experiences in quarantine and his thoughts on America's political situation, Stephen Colbert delights in introducing this performance featuring a collaboration between Elvis Costello and Jon Batiste on a song from the new album 'Hey Clockface.'

Dr. Sanjay Gupta gives Stephen a preview of what the dosage and schedule may be like for the coronavirus vaccines once they become available.

Late Show musical director Jon Batiste was moved to write a theme song for the person he thinks is 'The MVP (Most Vice Presidential),' Senator Kamala Harris.

The amazing Sarah Cooper, known for her Trump lip sync videos on TikTok, thinks of her videos as 'interpretations' of Trump's subtext and she's pretty sure the President has seen her work. Check out Sarah Cooper in her new Netflix special 'Everything's Fine.'

Art House Productions has announced Vanity Ray as the new host for Virtual Drag Bingo. Starting October 16, Virtual Drag Bingo will be held every Friday night at 8:00pm EST / 6:00pm PST. Vanity Ray will host 4 virtual rounds of BINGO using Zoom.

Watch this extended interview with our good friend Jeff Tweedy, as he returns to A Late Show to tell Stephen about the work he's been doing throughout quarantine.

Sacha Baron Cohen gives Stephen the true story about what happened during Donald Trump's interview with Cohen's character Ali G, and he says that both him and Trump have made a 'career out of playing absurd buffoons.'

Club Cumming presents Judy Gold: VOTE DAMMIT! with special guests Mary Trump (!)  Randy Rainbow and Bob DiBuono as Donald Trump, live Monday, November 2nd at 9pm.

In a year filled with uncertainty and instability, Warner Music Nashville/Atlantic Records’ standout singer/songwriter Ingrid Andress is offering a message of reassurance

Broadway might be dark, but that doesn't mean that theatre isn't happening everywhere! Below, check out where you can get your daily fix of Broadway this weekend, October 24-25, 2020.

Pop/alt songstress Carlie Hanson just released her long-awaited second EP, DestroyDestroyDestroyDestroy via Warner Records.

Dear friend of the show Matt Berninger of The National, who just released his first solo album 'Serpentine Prison,' joins us on the night of the final Presidential debate with this debut performance of 'One More Second.'