The final episode of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert included a monologue like any other show. While he didn't mention President Donald Trump directly, Colbert did take aim at stories in the news.
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Stephen Colbert leads Barack Obama-style 'Yes we can' chant while celebrating 'No kings' protests in scathing 'Late Show' monologue
Stephen Colbert returned from a break with a bang, using his Late Show monologue to spotlight global “No Kings” protests, before accidentally turning the moment into a full-blown chant of Barack Obama ...
Stephen Colbert kicked off Monday’s live edition of “The Late Show” with a pre-taped opener (shot around 7 p.m. ET) discussing the weekend assassination attempt on Donald Trump, before going live with ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stephen Colbert gave his last monologue Thursday night as he neded "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." Colbert, 62, spoke ...
In his final Late Show monologue, Stephen Colbert revisited the same core promise he made over 1,800 episodes earlier, turning the farewell into a quiet, full-circle moment rather than a ...
Stephen Colbert made his first return to late night television on Tuesday, not as host, but as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel's show. But, the ABC host immediately warned his viewers not to let President ...
After years of making audiences laugh night after night, Stephen Colbert opened his final episode of The Late Show on an emotional yet uplifting note. During his heartfelt monologue, the longtime host ...
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