Stephen Colbert Videos

We’re thrilled to welcome Celeste, with an incredible band and orchestra, for this performance of the song that earned her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Song from the film “The Trial of the Chicago 7.” The deluxe edition of Celeste’s debut album “Not Your Muse,” which features her collaboration with Jon Batiste, “It’s Alright,” is available now.

GRAMMY-winning superstar Billie Eilish makes her first visit to A Late Show for this special extended conversation with Stephen Colbert. Watch as Billie explains why it took her five hours to get through viewing her new documentary, 'Billie Eilish: The World's A Little Blurry,' and what it was like letting a camera crew take over her home for the production. The documentary will open in select theaters and premiere globally on AppleTV+ this Friday.

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Country superstar and 'The Voice' coach Blake Shelton makes his Late Show performance debut with this rendition of his new single, 'Minimum Wage.'

Rebecca Breeds was out to dinner with her husband in Malibu when she found out she'd gotten the title role in the new CBS drama 'Clarice,' and their night was made even sweeter when a stranger at another table bought them a bottle of Champagne to celebrate.

Jamie Dornan had Kristen Wiig laughing out loud on the set of 'Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar,' a film that she started writing with Annie Mumolo years ago while filming 'Bridesmaids.'

Ingrid Andress is nominated for 3 GRAMMY Awards including Best New Artist and Best Country Song, 'Lady Like,' which she performs for us here in her return to A Late Show!

Which Muppet would John Oliver be if he could live in the world of Jim Henson? We made the 'Last Week Tonight' host take a Buzzfeed quiz to find out, and let's just say he's not a Rowlf.

Steven Yeun is grateful that he got a chance to be a part of 'Minari' and for the chance to watch it with his father when the film screened at Sundance.

Queen Latifah performed at the 1998 Super Bowl halftime show and she describes how amazing and nerve wracking it felt to be in the stadium. You can see more of Queen Latifah in the new CBS series, 'The Equalizer.'

We're thrilled to welcome H.E.R. back to the show for this performance of a song she wrote for the film 'Judas and the Black Messiah,' which hits theaters and HBOMax on February 12th. The song is available for streaming and downloading now, check it out!

Tiffany Haddish had to talk her man Common into doing the 'Silhouette Challenge' on TikTok, but she didn't have to ask Stephen twice when it came time to recite some Shakespeare in this hilarious interview.

Salma Hayek couldn't stop dreaming about having a pet owl so she rescued one who now lives in her house and likes to drink red wine! You can catch Salma Hayek in the new film 'Bliss' on Amazon Prime.

Journalist Mark Harris is the author of the new book, 'Mike Nichols: A Life,' which explores the incredible career of the hugely influential actor, director, and Broadway performer, Mike Nichols.

Zendaya stars in the new film 'Malcolm and Marie,' which was written and filmed during the pandemic. She talks to Stephen about the challenges and joys of making a movie under those conditions, and how excited she is to be starring in the upcoming 'Dune' film.

Country star Mickey Guyton makes her late-night television debut with this special performance of her GRAMMY-nominated song 'Black Like Me' from her acclaimed EP 'Bridges.' Congratulations to Mickey on becoming the first Black female solo artist to earn a GRAMMY nomination in the Best Country Solo Performance category!

Ethan Hawke has stayed busy in quarantine by rehearsing for a Zoom production of 'Waiting for Godot' with some talented friends.

Billy Crystal shares some stories from his decades in showbiz, and paints loving portraits of his heroes like Jack Lemmon, Sid Caesar and especially Carl Reiner, who made him want to become a comedian. Don't miss Billy's remarkable performance in the new film, 'Standing Up, Falling Down.'

Adrianne Lenker, who last joined us for a performance with her GRAMMY-nominated band Big Thief, returns to A Late Show to make her solo television debut with this performance of 'anything' from her new album 'songs.'