President Donald Trump criticized late-night host Stephen Colbert on Truth Social, calling him a 'dead man walking' and urging CBS to 'put him to sleep,' amid broader accusations of biased media coverage and ratings decline for Colbert's show, which is set to end in May.
President Donald Trump criticized late-night host Stephen Colbert on Truth Social, calling him a 'dead man walking' and urging CBS to 'put him to sleep,' amid ongoing tensions and Colbert's show's upcoming cancellation.
Donald Trump publicly criticized Stephen Colbert and called for CBS to cancel his show, following Colbert's jokes about Trump hosting the Kennedy Center Honors and mocking his actions. Trump used his social media platform to attack Colbert's talent and ratings, and also suggested revoking broadcasters' licenses due to negative coverage. The controversy stems from Colbert's satirical remarks about Trump, which Trump finds offensive and inappropriate.
Stephen Colbert discusses the surprising cancellation of 'The Late Show,' which was the first number one show to be canceled, citing financial reasons and a controversial settlement involving Donald Trump. He expresses a desire to continue creating content and maintains a positive relationship with CBS, despite the show's end, and is considering future projects, possibly on YouTube.
Stephen Colbert criticized Paramount for canceling The Late Show, suggesting the decision may have been influenced by the network's payment of $16 million to Donald Trump over a lawsuit, which he implies could be an attempt to curry favor with Trump. Colbert expressed uncertainty about the exact reasons behind the show's cancellation and distanced himself from any involvement in the decision.
Stephen Colbert addressed theories suggesting his show's cancellation was politically motivated, acknowledging it as a reasonable suspicion but emphasizing that he believes the decision was made by CBS independently, and he prefers not to speculate further on the matter.
Stephen Colbert humorously compared Donald Trump to a grandpa wandering off during a Japanese ceremony, highlighting his behavior as amusing and reminiscent of a mall visit, while also joking about the gifts Japan gave Trump for America's 250th birthday.
Stephen Colbert criticized President Trump for sharing a vile AI-generated video depicting himself in a grotesque manner, calling it a sign of his moral reprobate nature and condemning House Speaker Mike Johnson for defending it.
Stephen Colbert humorously criticizes President Trump’s extravagant plans for a $200 million White House ballroom and a large arch in Washington, D.C., portraying them as vanity projects and dictator-like displays.
Stephen Colbert ridicules President Trump's critique of a Time magazine cover photo, calling it the 'worst Georgia O’Keeffe ever,' while comedians mock the image and discuss political and celebrity news. The segment highlights political satire and pop culture commentary.
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert acknowledged that President Trump played a positive role in brokering the Gaza ceasefire, with both hosts giving him credit for helping to stop the violence and secure the release of hostages, despite their usual criticisms of his policies.
Stephen Colbert humorously acknowledged Donald Trump’s role in brokering a Gaza ceasefire, despite being a critic of Trump, while also joking about his show's upcoming cancellation and broader media challenges.
The season 3 premiere of 'Elsbeth' features a murder at a toxic late-night show, with guest stars Stephen Colbert and Amy Sedaris, as Elsbeth investigates the suspicious death of host Scotty Bristol, uncovering workplace tensions and personal vendettas, all set against a vibrant, colorful backdrop.
The upcoming series 'Star Trek: Starfleet Academy' was showcased at NYCC with a new trailer, release date set for January 15, 2026, and surprise casting of Stephen Colbert as the Digital Dean of Students, with episodes premiering on Paramount+.
Jimmy Kimmel discussed his brief show cancellation by ABC and the behind-the-scenes events with Stephen Colbert, revealing the emotional impact and the chaotic moments during the incident, including audience reactions and family responses.