Lili Reinhart, star of 'Riverdale' and author of 'Swimming Lessons,' shares something in common with our host: they both stay up way too late scrolling through subreddits like r/oddlysatisfying, r/GifRecipes and r/WhatsWrongWithYourDog.
Julien Baker has shared a new taste of her forthcoming album Little Oblivions by way of a new single “Hardline” which she releases today.
Julien Baker makes her return to A Late Show with this performance of 'Faith Healer' from her upcoming album 'Little Oblivions,' available everywhere on February 26th.
Rachel Brosnahan stars in the new film, 'I'm Your Woman,' where she encountered some of the creepiest prop babies you'll ever see.
The incredible Jamila Woods joins A Late Show tonight to perform her new single, a special song inspired by the novel 'Sula' by Toni Morrison.
CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, explains that the coronavirus vaccine is 95% effective at keeping people from falling ill, but vaccinated people can still become infected and potentially spread it to others. Read about Dr. Gupta's advice for maintaining your brain power in his new book 'Keep Sharp.'
Anya Taylor-Joy, star of the hit Netflix show 'The Queen's Gambit,' was allowed to keep some of the fabulous wardrobe items her character wore. One problem: the show was so successful that those pieces are currently on exhibit in a museum.
The 2020 ACM Awards Female Artist of the Year returns to A Late Show for a performance of this very special song, penned as a protest anthem in the tradition of American music icons like Bob Dylan and Nina Simone.
RuPaul returns to A Late Show to spill all the tea about Season 13 of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' on VH1, and gives Stephen the perfect answer when he asks who Mama Ru would pick as his dream celebrity 'Drag Race' judge.
Richmond Triangle Players has announced the five finalists in its inaugural So.Queer Playwrights’ Festival. Each of the finalists will present an excerpt of their work, introduced by them personally, in a collaborative online presentation, available via Video-On-Demand beginning January 15, 2020 and ending January 29, 2020.
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, December 26-27, 2020.
He's the heart and soul of The Late Show and tonight he treats us to a holiday classic performed in his unique style. Jon Batiste is bringing holiday cheer to everyone on Christmas Day when the film 'Soul' is released on Disney+. Jon is behind the original jazz compositions in the film from Disney and Pixar, check out the soundtrack when it drops on Friday, December 18th.
Dr. Jill Biden says her husband was elected because of his empathy, a sentiment the President-elect embodies when he tells Stephen Colbert that Americans must take time to go through the grieving process for those lost during the pandemic.
Today's top stories: BroadwayWorld launches Stage Door featuring classes, shoutouts, and more from your favorite stars. Plus, Leslie Odom Jr. sings O Holy Night, Ma Rainey Black Bottom reviews, and more!
The Costume Industry Coalition and the FIT Foundation have launched a virtual Holiday Auction where the public has the opportunity to bid on luxury items from the stage and screen. The Holiday Auction will raise vital funds to support CIC artisans and business owners who create and supply costumes for the entertainment industry.
Today, Nathaniel Rateliff premieres “Redemption,” a new song the acclaimed singer-songwriter wrote for the forthcoming Apple Original film, Palmer.
Tom Hanks recounts the time legendary actor Jimmy Stewart gave him a tour of his California home and told stories about his frequent movie co-star, a horse named Pie. Catch Tom in his new film 'News of the World.'
Tony and GRAMMY winning superstar Leslie Odom Jr. brings the holiday cheer with this song from 'The Christmas Album,' his new project that reimagines a host of holiday favorites.
Composer Natalie Tenenbaum and lyricist Kevin Wanzor have created THE WORST PEOPLE YOU KNOW (or #TWPYK), a serial musical comedy web series that celebrates the most terrible and most hilarious people New York City has to offer.
Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, real life buddies who hang out in between their kids' naps, have once again been tapped to co-host New Years Eve Live on CNN again despite their reputation for on-air antics.
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