Late-Night Hosts Can't Resist Making Fun of the Virtual DNC

Kanye West has appeared to reveal the tracklist for his forthcoming new album ‘DONDA 2’.The rapper and producer, who is now legally known as Ye, is readying the sequel LP to 2021’s ‘DONDA’ for release on Tuesday (February 22). Future is said to be executively producing the record, while Marilyn Manson has also been working on the album.After announcing overnight that ‘DONDA 2’ will only be available on his Stem Player device, West has now shared what appears to be the tracklist for the record.Song titles include ‘Security’, ‘Life Me Up’, ‘Broken Road’, ‘Sci Fi’, ‘530’ and ‘Closed For Business’ – you can see the handwritten tracklist in the below Instagram post, which West captioned “like we always do at this time” in reference to his 2007 single ‘Good Life’.A post shared by ye (@kanyewest)After confirming that ‘DONDA 2’ wouldn’t be available on the major streaming platforms, West wrote on Instagram that “for the first time in a long time, I feel alive”.He also said that his fans should acquire the Stem Player “to be a part of the revolution”.“I feel that same feeling like when I first moved to New York to make it in music,” he continued. “I ain’t know what was gonna happen but I knew had to move.

died in August last year aged 58 after a battle with lung cancer, was remembered by close friend Bailey in a post on Twitter.Sharing a photo of them both on Wednesday (February 16), Bailey wrote: “Six months since we lost Sean. Miss him everyday.”Six months since we lost Sean.

Calvin Harris, Napalm Death and Jax Jones lead a raft of new acts who have been announced for EXIT Festival 2022.Honey Dijon, Maceo Plex, ZHU, James Arthur and Marky Ramone are also among the 60 new additions to the bash, which is set to take place at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Serbia from July 7-10.They join the previously announced headliners Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, with more headliners expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks. You can view the full line-up so far below.Tickets are on sale now and can purchased here.

body positive influencer Georgie Clarke who has recently revealed she has had a period from “hell” this month - and has shared some side by side snaps of her extreme bloat to prove it.The brunette babe is no stranger to posting uplifting and ‘normal’ content for her 695,000 Instagram followers - where she has previously shown how some fitness influencers manipulate their bodies.This time, Georgie donned a matching blue gym wear set to show off the severity of her PMS (premenstrual syndrome) bloating.In the left snap, Georgie is highly posed which makes her waist appear cinched and her tummy flat.But just seconds apart, the photo on the right side shows the influencer in a relaxed stance where she has revealed her bloated belly.Georgie captioned the post: “Anyone else had the period FROM HELL this month?! Spoke to all my friends who’ve said theirs has been bad too.“I feel like I’ve had one week feeling human and energetic and the rest of the time I’ve been in PMS hell.“I know that stress is a massive factor that affects my cycle but also it’s hard to get up and carry on with everyday life when your body is SO bloated, you feel exhausted and you’re in agony.”Georgie continued: “Oh and the sugar cravings are at another level this month.“I know it’s hard to not look at yourself when you’re bloated and feel upset but remember it’s natural for your body to do this.“You’re human, and bloating is human, no matter what shape or size you are, so many women can relate.”The influencer then urged her followers to start normalising “normal” bodies.“So how about we start normalising normal bodies, normal bloating, normal cycle symptoms...

It was supposed to be the Democratic Convention – so why were so many “Never Trump” Republicans participating? That’s what comedian John Oliver wanted to know during Sunday’s edition of “Last Week Tonight.” The host questioned the Democratic National Committee’s strategy of inviting Republican critics of President Trump -- such as John Kasich, Meg Whitman and Colin Powell -- to address voters during the party’s four-night nominating event last week.

Stephen Colbert tackled Democratic dynasties, delegates and Trump as part of his second night of live Democratic National Convention coverage. The Late Show host took more frequent aim at Trump than he did on the previous night, while also picking apart night two’s theme of “Leadership Matters.” While Colbert delivered plenty of jabs about past and present party bigwigs, including the Kennedys, Bill Clinton and the Bidens, he first used the speeches of those like former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and former deputy attorney general Sally Yates to take quick shots at the president.

The Late Show capped off its four nights of live Democratic National Convention coverage Thursday night with a blistering take on Michael Bloomberg and an earnest endorsement of Democratic candidate Joe Biden. In the late-night show's final leg of live convention coverage, host Stephen Colbert reflected on all that had come before the "dramatic season finale of our DNC spectacular." Between a quick joke about the night's store-brand margarine-sounding theme "America's Promise" and California Governor Gavin Newsom "in front of the only tree in California that isn't on fire," host Stephen Colbert summed up the virtual convention's first three days as inspiring.

From Kerry Washington to Julia Louis-Dreyfuss, the four nights of the Democratic National Convention were filled with speeches and performances by some of Hollywood's biggest stars, but one actor concluded it was just another day in showbiz. John Cusack, who is a vocal critic of President Trump and previously endorsed Bernie Sanders, unleashed fiery tweets during the final night of the star-studded DNC, likening it to somewhat of a circus due to its many appearances by left-leaning A-listers.

In The Late Show's latest live coverage of the Democratic National Convention, host Stephen Colbert recounted how emotions ran high during night three thanks to a "powerhouse lineup of speakers" and a Late Show cameo. Wednesday night featured the convention's most politically star-studded schedule yet, including speeches and appearances by a slew of high-profile female Democrats, including 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, Senator Elizabeth Warren and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

DNC is trucking along, and the third night of the convention was probably the most highly anticipated yet. Democratic VP nominee Kamala Harris gave her acceptance speech, and we also got to see addresses from Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Sen.

virtual DNC roll call across America the first time something sparked joy for you in, oh, five to six months? Stephen Colbert clearly felt similarly, if his delighted reaction to it during hisLate Show monologue is anything to go by. Colbert, who's hosting a week of live shows to cover the Democratic National Convention, took some time to break down the many state-specific quirks of the roll call, calamari and all.He ran through the ways a few different delegates announced their state's support of Joe Biden and, most interestingly, made their 60 seconds of the roll call their own.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared for a brief segment during night two of the Democratic National Convention, though some viewers are confused by how she ended her time — by nominating Sen. Bernie Sanders for president.

Maggie Rogers and Leon Bridges performed at last night’s Democratic National Convention, which took place virtually for the first time.Presented by Eva Longoria (Desperate Housewives), the week-long event’s first instalment featured speeches from former First Lady Michelle Obama and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who both urged viewers to vote for Joe Biden in the US presidential election this November.Rogers played her track ‘Back In My Body’ from an outdoor coastal setting in Scarborough, Maine.

Seth Meyers is heading back to 30 Rock slightly sooner than expected.The “Late Night” host revealed on his show last night, during his “A Closer Look” segment, that he only has three more shows left to film in his in-laws’ attic before heading back to Studio 8G.This comes after “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” returned to 30 Rock a few weeks ago and “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and “The Late Late Show with James Corden” returned last week.Meyers, who usually tapes in Studio 8G, has been taping from his attic for the past five months – making jokes out of the talking Sea Captain and a well-worn copy of “The Thorn Birds.” During that time, the NBC show, which is run by Mike Shoemaker and exec produced by Lorne Michaels, hit

Seth Meyers is bringing “Late Night” back to the studio.

Peter White Television EditorSeth Meyers is heading back to 30 Rock slightly sooner than expected.The Late Night host revealed on his show last night, during his A Closer Look segment, that he only has three more shows left to film in his in-laws’ attic before heading back to Studio 8G.This comes after The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon returned to 30 Rock a few weeks ago and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show with James Corden returned last week.Meyers, who usually tapes in Studio 8G, has been taping from his attic for the past five months – making jokes out of the talking Sea Captain and a well-worn copy of The Thorn Birds.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsLate Night hosts Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah and Jimmy Fallon took aim at the first night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, which has gone virtual this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.Monday featured pre-recorded speeches from political figures including Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Cuomo, Jim Clyburn, Bernie Sanders and most notably Michelle Obama. Colbert likened the gathering of all these political stars, from different ends of the political spectrum, to a memorable moment from the final Avengers movie.Colbert spoofed the final battle scene from Avengers: Endgame, superimposing presidential candidate Joe Biden’s face over that of Chris Evans’ Captain America.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticMeg Whitman spoke for only a fleeting segment of Monday night’s opening of the Democratic National Convention. And yet the Quibi corporate leader and Republican politician’s presence seemed emblematic of the night, in at least two ways: One, she is not in fact a Democrat, and yet was given a chunk of the evening, however small — much like peers in the GOP, including former Ohio Governor John Kasich, who spoke more expansively.

As the national presidential election draws closer and closer, the Democratic National Convention has taken the spotlight as Joe Biden is expected to accept the party's presidential nomination this week. Additionally, Biden's announcement of his VP pick, Kamala Harris, has drawn a great deal of attention to politics lately.

Ted Johnson Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will each make appearances on the first night of the Democratic National Convention, which will be a bit of a feat of staging such a large scale event in a time of COVID-19.The program lineup will feature a mix of live and taped segments and, in addition to political figures and “real-life” testimonials, will include celebrities such as Eva Longoria and performances by Leon Bridges, Maggie Rogers and Billy Porter and Steven Sills.Other speakers on Monday will include Bernie Sanders, but more notable are Republicans who will get a prime-time speaking slot: John Kasich, former governor of Ohio; Susan Molinari, former congresswoman from New York; Christine Whitman, former governor of New Jersey; and Meg

is going virtual. Democrats plan to formally nominate former vice president Joe Biden, who recently announced that his VP pick is Sen. Kamala Harris, for president, and he will be giving his acceptance speech from his home in Delaware.