‘Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Music Producer Fired After Sexual Harassment Accusation

Stephen Colbert tackled Democratic dynasties, delegates and Trump as part of his second night of live Democratic National Convention coverage.

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 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.

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.

James Corden is back in the studio! After spending 10 weeks filming from home, the 41-year-old host has returned to a brand-new set.Corden gave ET a tour of his show's new base, which was built to follow safety precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic.“It's odd,” he admitted, about returning to a studio with new health and safety protocols. “We all get tested twice a week, we all have temperature checks, you are never not sanitizing and you wear a mask all the time.

pic.twitter.com/JpdKH6Rm5w— A Late Show (@colbertlateshow) August 11, 2020Colbert also did segments from the conventions in 2016, including a stunt in which he briefly took the podium at the RNC in Cleveland.

Ted Johnson A Late Show with Stephen Colbert will go live next week during the Democratic National Convention.The show is doing virtual interview with guests, although Colbert returned to his studio offices this week.On Monday, Susan Rice, who Joe Biden considered as a running mate, will be the guest. Sen.

Stephen Colbert took a swipe at Donald Trump Wednesday after the president disparaged Kamala Harris.

After months away, James Corden and Stephen Colbert both detailed their studio comebacks Monday in short bits offering viewers an inside look at the new normal of late night. With socially distanced sets, including no audience and heightened safety precautions, The Late Show With Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show With James Corden's in-studio returns were somewhat subdued in as they humorously took on their new setups.

Peter White Television EditorThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show with James Corden returned to the studio last night and both hosts showed off how they and their teams were handling the new health and safety protocols.It comes as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon prepares to welcome back its first in-studio musical guest – the first in-studio guest in late-night since the COVID-19 production shutdown.Colbert filmed Monday night’s show in the Ed Sullivan Theater, except

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Stephen Colbert and James Corden are back in the studio! The CBS late-night hosts, who have been filming and from their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic for the past few months, have returned for in-studio tapings this week.Colbert kicked off Monday's episode of by sharing he was «so happy» to be back. «I'm back in New York City, as you can see,» he said during his opening monologue. «Here, in the historic Ed Sullivan theater's office building.

Jimmy Fallon brought back into the studio in July, a couple late-night hosts are following suit.

production shutdown in March but will return to some level of normality from next week.ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish revealed the news on the company’s earnings call this morning.

James Corden and Stephen Colbert are making their return.

Stephen Colbert and James Corden are getting back to business.

Peter White Television EditorCBS’ late-night talk shows The Late Show With Stephen Colbert and The Late Late Show With James Corden are returning to the studio.The shows have been filming remotely since the COVID-19 production shutdown in March but will return to some level of normality from next week.ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish revealed the news on the company’s earnings call this morning.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorStephen Colbert and James Corden finally have a good reason to get out of the house.Both late-night hosts are slated to return to their home studios next week, according to ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish,  in a bid to restore CBS’ two mainstay late-night programs to some sense of normalcy amid the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on production.

Late Show With Stephen Colbert has been fired following allegations of sexual harassment made against him by a musician.Sources told The Hollywood Reporter that Giovanni Cianci, who had been The Late Show's music booker since late 2017, is no longer employed by the show.Cianci's dismissal came about a week after musician Paige Stark alleged in an Instagram post that Cianci "harassed and attempted to assault me" at a music festival in 2010.