Stephen Colbert: Last News

Ethan Shanfeld Jim Carrey, Jennifer Coolidge, Kevin Hart, Stephen Colbert, Donald Glover, Mindy Kaling and Jordan Peele. These are just some of the A-list comedy stars who once auditioned for “Saturday Night Live” and did not make the cut. Their audition tapes were unveiled in the first episode of “SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night,” a four-part docuseries on Peacock directed by Morgan Neville that peels back the curtain on “Saturday Night Live’s” audition process, writers room and more.

David Schwimmer revealed the mistake he made the one and only time he hosted Saturday Night Live during his time on Friends.

Rod Stewart divorce papers, when the actor was working a temporary job in his university days.During a new interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the Friends star looked back on his time as a waiter in Chicago, saying he had “so many jobs” in his younger years.“One summer after my freshman year in college, I was just looking for work,” Schwimmer recalled. “And my mum said, ‘Well, you can be a process server for me’. My mum was a divorce lawyer.”He continued: “So I was the guy who would pop out of the bushes and serve you divorce papers.

told People that he was “too young” to get married at the time, despite being 34.“When I told my dad I was getting married, he said, ‘You’re far too young,'” Stewart recalled. “He was right.

Stephen Colbert is working another Sunday.

“I’m Still Standing” singer, 77, spoke about his given name during an appearance Tuesday night on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.” “You weren’t always Elton John,” host Stephen Colbert mentioned during their chat. “You were born Reginald Kenneth Dwight, which is also a lovely name.”John did not agree.

Nicole Kidman is opening up about her love of the holiday season and why she apologizes to her neighbors for her traditions.

Late-night awards controversy continues.

Daniel Craig schooled Stephen Colbert on the correct pronunciation of his last name…and you might have been saying it wrong this whole time, too!

“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” Monday and scolded the 60-year-old host for mispronouncing his last name all six times he’s been on the show.“I have a bone to pick with you,” Craig told Colbert, before asking the comedian to say his name.When Colbert did so, Craig responded, “Now you’re doing it right.”The James Bond actor explained that his last name, which he said is really pronounced “Cr-ayg,” is a diphthong — a sound made by combining two vowels in a single syllable.I don’t say ‘Colbet,'” Craig pointed out.Both Craig and Colbert pronounced both versions of the actor’s last name, and Colbert admitted his big mistake. “Oooh, I hear the difference.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Matt Gaetz is out as Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general, and late night reacted with glee. That included the Thursday audience at “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” which provided thunderous applause and cheers when Colbert announced the news. “We have something to be thankful for, because this afternoon, Matt Gaetz withdrew as Trump’s nominee for attorney general,” Colbert said to those cheers during his opening monologue.

Still stunned by Donald Trump‘s nominations Wednesday of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General and Fox & Friends host Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary, late night comedians had a new shock Trump appointment to dissect Thursday, that of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Make way, Patrick Dempsey! There’s a hot new Sexiest Man Alive!

John Krasinski has been named People’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2024!

America’s late night hosts have a LOT to say about Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election.

Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert both hosted their respective late night talk shows last night, and both reacted to Trump being elected the next President.

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala HarrisJimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon greeted their shows with similar rehearsed acts — putting on a fake smile and lamenting about the terrible night they had because of Trump’s win.“I spent a lot of time over the past 17 hours thinking about what I would say tonight, or even if there is anything to say tonight, and there’s nothing, goodnight everybody,” Kimmel said walking off the stage.The 56-year-old ABC host returned and called election night “the worst taco Tuesday of my whole life” as he said he was figuring out what happened.“Those of you who are hate watching this show right now wanting to watch me suffer, you will be happy to know that there was no joy in Mudville last night,” he said.Kimmel became emotional later on when he claimed it was a rough night for several different groups. “Let’s be honest, it was a terrible night last night,” he said.“It was a terrible night for women, for children, for the hundreds of thousands of hardworking immigrants who make this country go,” Kimmel said, pausing to fight back tears.

Donald Trump‘s win of the US Presidential elections – see what they had to say below.The Republican nominee and former POTUS has earned 279 electoral college votes, beating out Democratic candidate Kamala Harris’ 223 electoral college votes,securing his return to the White House (via BBC News).Trump’s win will make him the first ex-President to go back to the role in more than 130 years and saw him make history as the oldest man elected to America’s highest office at the age of 78. It also marks the first time a convicted felon has been elected as President.Following Trump’s win, former The Tonight Show veteran Jay Leno – who has in the past been vocal about his dislike for the incoming President – took a diplomatic approach, saying on The Talk: “The nice thing about this election is, it was fair, it was honest. Okay, I was not a fan, but that’s okay.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Stephen Colbert struck a much different tone in the opening of Wednesday’s “Late Show,” offering his viewers a voice of compassion as they deal with the fallout of Donald Trump‘s victory in Tuesday’s election. “Hey there. How you doing? If you watch this show regularly, I’m guessing you’re not doing great,” Colbert began.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter John Oliver stopped by “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on Monday, with the “Last Week Tonight” host addressing the viral video in which he urged his viewers to vote for Kamala Harris. Oliver made headlines with his plea to voters, appearing to fight back tears as he told those watching “Look, I love this country. I’m an immigrant.

Succession star Kieran Culkin has revealed that he still hasn’t seen the hit show’s final episode.Culkin – who stars in the series as Roman Roy – won a Golden Globe and an Emmy award earlier this year for his performance in season four of the acclaimed HBO black comedy drama.However, despite his star-making performance over the course of its four seasons, Culkin has revealed that he still hasn’t seen the show’s tense finale.Speaking to Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, he opened up about not watching the last episode: “I was in Poland shooting this movie when the last three episodes were airing, and I couldn’t log into my Max account. So my wife actually went on Instagram and said hey, if there’s anyone who can give your sign-in so Kieran can watch the last couple episodes? And people did! Everyone just gave over their email and password and stuff.“I was able to watch the eighth and ninth episode, but then before the last one I had to move to a different hotel that didn’t have a smart TV, so I just couldn’t watch it then.”He added that he “then went home, did a vacation, blah blah blah.