It may not be the sign-off he envisioned, but Stephen Colbert is trying to find the silver lining in his late-night goodbye. The Emmy-winning "Late Show" host, whose show is ending on Thursday, May 21, after 11 seasons, opened up about the series ...

Stephen Colbert's 11-year run as host of "The Late Show" will end on May 21. That its untimely end was announced mere weeks before the Trump-loyalist Ellison family finalized their CBS-Paramount takeover led many to believe it was a move to appease Trump,

Stephen Colbert will reportedly celebrate his final Late Show episode with a festive wrap party, where attendees have been asked to follow a tongue-in-cheek dress code. The late night comedian, 62, will host his final segment Thursday.

Viewers react online and fellow hosts show support as the longtime late-night staple nears his final episode on The Late Show.

Byron Allen said he wants the show to follow Norman Lear’s example by using comedy to bring people together, claiming his goal is to reach viewers regardless of how they vote.

Megyn Kelly slammed Stephen Colbert on Friday for having a "hissy fit" in the final days of hosting "The Late Show," comparing his response to the CBS exit to her own from NBC in 2019. On Friday's episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show,