Stephen Colbert Reacts To Dwayne Johnson As U.S. President: ‘We Don’t Need Another Celebrity In The White House!’

Late Night host Stephen Colbert had a special Friday edition this week, and one of his segments attempted to penetrate the mind and soul of HBO’s John Oliver, the comedian and host of Last Week Tonight, actress Jane Fonda, and drummer/actor Ringo Starr.  

The Late Show with a speech in light of the verdict in Chauvin’s trial, which found him guilty of second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.“After 10 hours of deliberation, a jury in Minneapolis decided that it’s illegal for the police to murder people. That Black lives matter,” Colbert said.“It’s hard to celebrate because a man is still dead, but there is a sense of relief that at least this one injustice was not compounded with indifference.

Stephen Colbert is asking viewers to suggest alternative names for the former United States president.

Stephen Colbert has spoken out after former pro wrestler Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson teased a possible presidential run. A new poll suggested that 46 percent of Americans would be willing to consider the candidacy of a future President Rock, however the late night host suggested the nation doesn’t need another celebrity in the White House.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFor more than a decade, Taylor Swift fans have been convinced that her song “Hey Stephen” is about Stephen Colbert… actually that’s not true at all, but it was the conceit for a bit on the late night host’s show Tuesday night that featured the singer.Using last week’s release of Swift’s re-recorded version of her 2009 album “Fearless” (which includes the song) as the peg, Colbert brought the singer onto the show via Zoom to address the question.

Stephen Colbert has long been a fan of Taylor Swift, and in the wake of her releasing her rerecorded version of her album, the Late Show host welcomed her on the show.

Taylor Swift is bringing the laughs to late night TV!

Taylor Swift appeared on the most recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, ostensibly to discuss ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’, her newly-released re-recording of her 2008 album.As she appeared onscreen, however, Colbert immediately questioned whether album track ‘Hey Stephen’ was written about him, which Swift denied.

EXCLUSIVE: Stand-up comedian Mo Amer is the latest to join Dwayne Johnson’s Black Adam posse for New Line/DC. Details of his role are being kept secret.

Dwayne Johnson will do what the American people want. In a preview of an upcoming interview, the 48-year-old actor reveals that he's open to running for president.«I do have the goal to unite our country,» he says. «I also feel that, if this is what the people want, then I will do that.»Whether or not Johnson makes a run for the White House, he notes that he is «passionate about making sure our country is united.»«A united country, as we know, is its strongest,» he says.

 Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson . After a new poll from Piplsay revealed that 46% of Americans would support the actor’s campaign this week, the 48-year-old star opened up about the possibility.

sent home from hospital with just "days to live," Ashley Cain's daughter Azaylia has now received a touching message from US celeb Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson with words of love and encouragement.Taking to Instagram to send the family support, the Jumanji star explained that a friend of Ashley's had popped up in his DMs.He said, "I just happened to pick up her message and it sent me to your page, and I want to tell you, first of all, I'm so sorry to hear about your beautiful daughter Azaylia.

Dwayne Johnson is open to making a run for the White House. The wrestler turned movie superstar recently addressed the notion after a poll showed he has high favorability to campaign.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has teased a possible presidential run, after a poll suggested 46 percent of Americans would be willing to consider the candidacy of a future President Rock.

Dwayne Johnson give the people what they want?!The 48-year-old movie star reacted to a poll that stated that «at least 46 percent of Americans» would support his presidential run.

A poll conducted on Newsweek suggested that 46% of Americans would want to see Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson running for the President of the United States. Reacting to the same, the actor took to his Instagram handle to share a screen shot of the report.

Almost half of surveyed Americans are in support of a potential future U.S. President Dwayne Johnson.

poll showed nearly half of American voters would like to see Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson run for president.

Recently, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” was released on HBO Max and seemingly put an end to the Snyderverse chapter of the DCEU. (Okay, sure #RestoreTheSnyderverse is being seen all over social media, but the higher-ups at WB have been pretty clear about wanting to move on.) So, with all of that in the rear-view mirror, it’s time to focus on the future of DC superhero films.