Stephen Colbert credited CBS on Monday’s (October 20) edition of The Late Show for allowing him to show footage of a “disturbing” AI video President Donald Trump shared on social media over the weekend.

Stephen Colbert made a guest appearance as a talk show host on the CBS series 'Elsbeth' for the premiere episode of Season 3 titled "Yes, And..." on October 12

Stephen Colbert kicked off The Late Show Thursday with a sarcastic jab at his soon-to-be former boss, expressing his “love” for Paramount Skydance chief David Ellison while quipping that he just bought his canceled show a “couple more months.”

Yesterday was, it turns out, National Boss’s Day (I didn’t get my boss anything, but we’ll just overlook that). Colbert opened his monologue on The Late Show last night by referencing his own new boss, David Ellison, the CEO of the newly merged Paramount Skydance, and taking a moment to tell Ellison how he felt about him. Colbert said…

"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert joked about loving Paramount CEO David Ellison after CBS announced his show will end in May 2026.

Speaking at New York's Advertising Week, Byron Allen said he's lobbying for Stephen Colbert's late night time slot on CBS for "Comics Unleashed."

After being largely absent from public engagements for awhile, First Lady Melania Trump has resurfaced, even delivering a speech to the Navy recently. So, on Monday night, she also popped up on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" — or at least,

CBS and its parent company, Paramount Global, have been making headlines for a few reasons lately. Weeks ago, the network announced the cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," while Paramount aimed to finalize its merger with Skydance.