The legendary late night comedian has taken up the cause of 9/11 survivors, but Congress doesn't want to hear it.
The legendary late night comedian has taken up the cause of 9/11 survivors, but Congress doesn't want to hear it.
The legendary late night comedian has taken up the cause of 9/11 survivors, but Congress doesn't want to hear it.
The legendary late night comedian has taken up the cause of 9/11 survivors, but Congress doesn't want to hear it.
When we get hit with the brunt force of a difficult complex news story, leave it to one of the dozen or so Daily Show alums who've become Late Night staples in recent years, the most public and celebrated of which is of course Stephen Colbert, and he did not fail us when it came to the surreal lucid nightmare that was the White House's State of the Union speech. And Stephen Colbert, recognizing his role in explaining politics to the country (or at the very least, the part of the country that agrees with him that things are kind of in a dire state right now), made sure to do a live special after the State of the Union giving the blow by blow and play by play of the speech. Check it out below in order to get the righteous eye rolling that a speech like this deserves.
When we get hit with the brunt force of a difficult complex news story, leave it to one of the dozen or so Daily Show alums who've become Late Night staples in recent years, the most public and celebrated of which is of course Stephen Colbert, and he did not fail us when it came to the surreal lucid nightmare that was the White House's State of the Union speech. And Stephen Colbert, recognizing his role in explaining politics to the country (or at the very least, the part of the country that agrees with him that things are kind of in a dire state right now), made sure to do a live special after the State of the Union giving the blow by blow and play by play of the speech. Check it out below in order to get the righteous eye rolling that a speech like this deserves.
Conan O'Brien is making a renewed splash in our consciousnesses, forcing us all to go: "Oh man, this guy really is the best, huh?" Conan returned with a sharper and sleeker half hour format, a podcast ("Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend" from Earwolf), and a sharper, more grounded, and often wonderfully nihilistic persona. All of this was on display when Conan O'Brien went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after the Super Bowl, and proceeded to put a bow around his incredible stories about his feelings towards his body, which he showed off with great aplomb, and tied it off with the story of the DNA test that shocked his doctors.
Conan O'Brien is making a renewed splash in our consciousnesses, forcing us all to go: "Oh man, this guy really is the best, huh?" Conan returned with a sharper and sleeker half hour format, a podcast ("Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend" from Earwolf), and a sharper, more grounded, and often wonderfully nihilistic persona. All of this was on display when Conan O'Brien went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after the Super Bowl, and proceeded to put a bow around his incredible stories about his feelings towards his body, which he showed off with great aplomb, and tied it off with the story of the DNA test that shocked his doctors.
We're at a crossroads in our American history, and we're faced with a simple question, not dressed up in the sexiness of any 1960's style movement: do we want to be better? There are clear political forces in the likes of the MAGA supporters who beat Jussie Smollett for being black and gay, or the boys who harassed a Native American man that say, no, being bad as a culture, where the bully can get more sympathy than their victim if he has the right PR firm, benefits them personally, and they would like to continue down on this direction. However, we have to get better, for the sake of our marginalized communities, and the sake of the world at large, we have to get better, and it is armed with that powerful message that Ellen Page comes to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss, at time getting emotional, and at all times on message, informed, and discussing the world.
We're at a crossroads in our American history, and we're faced with a simple question, not dressed up in the sexiness of any 1960's style movement: do we want to be better? There are clear political forces in the likes of the MAGA supporters who beat Jussie Smollett for being black and gay, or the boys who harassed a Native American man that say, no, being bad as a culture, where the bully can get more sympathy than their victim if he has the right PR firm, benefits them personally, and they would like to continue down on this direction. However, we have to get better, for the sake of our marginalized communities, and the sake of the world at large, we have to get better, and it is armed with that powerful message that Ellen Page comes to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss, at time getting emotional, and at all times on message, informed, and discussing the world.
The mid terms have devastated the President's concentration, with the historic turn out and historic losses causing the leader of the free world to shut himself off into his office, showing just passive aggressive anger at many who work in his inner circle, to the point where they had to make a special "Policy Time" to force him to do his work. This led the Colbert staff to take this strange and childish descriptor and take it to its parodic conclusion: a parody of Pendleton Ward's beloved Cartoon Network superhit, Adventure Time.
The mid terms have devastated the President's concentration, with the historic turn out and historic losses causing the leader of the free world to shut himself off into his office, showing just passive aggressive anger at many who work in his inner circle, to the point where they had to make a special "Policy Time" to force him to do his work. This led the Colbert staff to take this strange and childish descriptor and take it to its parodic conclusion: a parody of Pendleton Ward's beloved Cartoon Network superhit, Adventure Time.
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to show a video of him interacting with both Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz in the lead up to the 2018 midterms.
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to show a video of him interacting with both Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz in the lead up to the 2018 midterms.
Lady Gaga came on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and talked about the effects of trauma, the bravery of Christine Ford standing up to Judge Kavanaugh, and her own sexual assault.
Lady Gaga came on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and talked about the effects of trauma, the bravery of Christine Ford standing up to Judge Kavanaugh, and her own sexual assault.
Nick Kroll, of 'Big Mouth' fame, amongst other projects, comes on The Late Show to play Squish (pronounced Squeesh), one of Kavanaugh's disgusting Yale buddies.
Nick Kroll, of 'Big Mouth' fame, amongst other projects, comes on The Late Show to play Squish (pronounced Squeesh), one of Kavanaugh's disgusting Yale buddies.
After Trump's rant about his late night critics, Fallon, Conan O'Brien and "that guy from CBS" (Stephen Colbert!) respond.
After Trump's rant about his late night critics, Fallon, Conan O'Brien and "that guy from CBS" (Stephen Colbert!) respond.
Liza Koshy went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss her break up from David Dobrik, her meeting with Obama, and how her parents have a crush on Stephen.
Liza Koshy went on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss her break up from David Dobrik, her meeting with Obama, and how her parents have a crush on Stephen.
Ripping kids away from parents, telling the parents they were going to bath the children only to make sure they would never see them again, is unspeakably cruel. Stephen Colbert, for this Father's Day, took a tonal shift when he discussed Jeff Sessions' support of his inhumane ruling.
Ripping kids away from parents, telling the parents they were going to bath the children only to make sure they would never see them again, is unspeakably cruel. Stephen Colbert, for this Father's Day, took a tonal shift when he discussed Jeff Sessions' support of his inhumane ruling.
The Tonight Show host told the student of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that they're more than the future and how they have inspired him.
The Tonight Show host told the student of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that they're more than the future and how they have inspired him.
Starring John Oliver as Paul McCartney, Jason Segel as a Penguin/Jeff Daniels, and Whoopi Goldberg as "The Good Witch".
Starring John Oliver as Paul McCartney, Jason Segel as a Penguin/Jeff Daniels, and Whoopi Goldberg as "The Good Witch".
“This does not bode well for Louis CK’s senate hopes” says Stephen Colbert of Al Franken
“This does not bode well for Louis CK’s senate hopes” says Stephen Colbert of Al Franken
This is all to raise money for Puerto Rico.
This is all to raise money for Puerto Rico.
But is this part of an ill advised redemption?
But is this part of an ill advised redemption?
When the two late night hosts met, sex robot jokes flew!
When the two late night hosts met, sex robot jokes flew!
Kick his ass, Chun-Li.
Kick his ass, Chun-Li.
Sounds uncomfortable.
Sounds uncomfortable.