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.
Jimmy Kimmel revealed on 'The Late Show' that his show was suspended by ABC while his audience was already seated and ready, but he finished taping the episode before the suspension was announced. The show was reinstated after significant backlash, following a week off air.
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Stephen Colbert celebrated his show's first Emmy win for Outstanding Talk Series, thanking his peers Jon Stewart and Jimmy Kimmel, as well as his dedicated staff, highlighting camaraderie and hard work in late-night television.
Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' won its first Emmy for Outstanding Talk Series two months after CBS announced its cancellation, prompting applause and Colbert's humorous remarks about the show's future and his team.
'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' won its first Emmy for outstanding talk series just before CBS announced its cancellation of the show, with Colbert expressing gratitude and reflecting on its legacy amid industry and political controversies.
Stephen Colbert celebrated his Emmy win for 'The Late Show' with an emotional speech expressing love for his country and resilience, amid the announcement of the show's upcoming cancellation by CBS in 2026, which has sparked controversy.
Conan O'Brien expressed confidence that Stephen Colbert will continue to be influential in the future of late-night TV despite the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' emphasizing Colbert's talent and importance. The article also discusses the broader challenges facing late-night television, including CBS's decision to cancel Colbert's show amid economic difficulties and political controversies.
The Ed Sullivan Theater, a historic venue built in 1927 and famous for hosting shows like 'The Ed Sullivan Show' and 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' is facing its final days as CBS plans to vacate the space by 2026, marking the end of an era for one of Broadway's most storied entertainment landmarks.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is taking a planned week off amidst behind-the-scenes turmoil following CBS's cancellation of the show, which has ironically coincided with a ratings surge that has made it more competitive against rivals. The hiatus comes despite the show's recent success in viewership, possibly influenced by its political focus and recent controversies.
CBS decided to cancel 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' due to declining advertising revenue and economic challenges, with CBS executive George Cheeks citing the unsustainable financial situation and strategic shifts towards primetime and sports. The decision was also influenced by contractual negotiations and timing issues, despite the show's popularity.
Stephen Colbert has secured a new role as a guest star in the CBS series 'Elsbeth' following the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' where he will play a fictional late-night host, continuing his presence in the late-night TV world despite the show's end.
Kamala Harris expressed her disillusionment with the current US political system, stating she has no desire to re-enter it for now, and reflected on her recent election loss, her book about her brief presidential run, and her plans to listen to the American people.
In her first post-election interview, Kamala Harris expressed her belief that the American system is 'broken' and shared her decision to step back from politics for now, focusing instead on engaging with Americans directly. She emphasized her ongoing commitment to public service despite her current disillusionment with the system, and discussed her plans to travel and speak to people outside of the political arena.
Kamala Harris is returning to 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' for her first interview since the 2024 presidential election, where she discussed her political plans and recent activities, including writing a book about her campaign. This appearance comes amid CBS's recent show cancellation and political tensions involving Trump.
