Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Recounts 525,600 Minutes Since The Insurrection In ‘Abhor-Rent’

Video: David Letterman, Seth Meyers teaming up for 40th anniversary of 'Late Night' (TODAY)EMS crews forced to wait hours to drop patients at overwhelmed hospitalsSAT going digital in 2024, ditching paper for laptops39 people missing after boat capsizes off Florida coastNY mask mandate temporarily reinstated following new ruling2nd NYPD officer dies after Harlem ambush shootingHow Russia's military positions could be deliberately confusing Ukrainian troopsUS military supplies arrive in UkraineInterest rates expected to be raised by Federal Reserve combating inflationDangerous cold winds and heavy snow moving into MidwestWellness TODAY: How to form a habitAuthor Jessamine Chan talks new book ‘The School of Good Mothers’Jet Tila shows how to make classic Pad Thai from homeTravel deals for planning your next vacationParis Hilton, husband Carter Reum tell Hoda and Jenna about new series, nuptials, moreHoda Kotb reveals special meaning behind the ‘M’ on her necklaceMichael Schur talks new book, 'Field of Dreams' TV adaption on PeacockLetterman originally started the programme on NBC before moving to CBS for The Late Show, now hosted by Stephen Colbert. Meyers revealed that Adam Duritz of the Counting Crows will serve as the special's musical guest, which he said would make his younger self "very happy".

Bradley Cooper has opened up about how Paul Thomas Anderson convinced him to carry on acting.Speaking during Variety’s recent Actors on Actors feature, Cooper revealed that he almost gave up on the profession until Anderson invited him to work on Licorice Pizza.“The reason that I didn’t give up acting is Paul Thomas Anderson,” he said. “When he called me to, maybe, be in his movie, Mahershala, I mean really, I think I’d open up a door in his movie.

Joe Biden is back to his old self.

Kristen Stewart is sharing a never before heard tidbit about Panic Room.

Kristen Stewart makes such good conversation on Zoom that she receives gifts for it.

the very first cold open by playing Donald Trump. Johnson had previously become a viral hit for his Trump impression, and he while on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” on Tuesday night he revealed the key to unlocking his uncanny vocal likeness.Johnson revealed that when he first started doing his Trump impression, it was born out of his anger at the president.

“Saturday Night Live” opened the Jan. 22 show by poking fun at tennis star Novak Djokovic, whose refusal to receive the COVID-19 vaccination led him to be deported from Australia ahead of the Australian Open in Melbourne.

Where better than Washington Heights to meet local hero Lin-Manuel Miranda, the Manhattan neighborhood’s most vociferous supporter? How about at the United Palace Theater, an old movie palace Miranda has been supporting for years, and in whose rehearsal rooms the cast of his debut feature Tick, Tick… BOOM! assembled to read through his adaptation of Rent creator Jonathan Larson’s heartfelt autobiographical musical? The story covers Larson’s life in the period immediately before he created Rent, when Broadway success felt impossible, but the drive to try would not abate. Larson died on the night of Rent’s first off-Broadway preview.

Taylor Swift is gonna get her scarf back if it’s the last thing Dionne Warwick does.

Keanu Reeves, Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson and more.Once again featuring artistic direction from composer Philip Glass, who is celebrating his 85th birthday with the event, the benefit will stream on March 3 via Mandolin – tickets are available here, with all proceeds going to Tibet House US.Elsewhere on the bill are the likes of Laurie Anderson, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Margo Price, Phish‘s Trey Anastasio, Punch Brothers and more, with greetings by Iggy Pop and Bernard Sumner.A post shared by Tibet House US (@tibethouse.us)It’s unclear what shape Reeves’ performance for the virtual event will take, but it wouldn’t be so outlandish for the Matrix star’s appearance to be musical in nature.From 1991 to 2002, Reeves played bass in the alternative rock band Dogstar, with the group releasing two albums in their time together – 1996’s ‘Our Little Visionary’ and ‘Happy Ending’ in 2000.

Outlander'sCaitriona Balfe made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote her new film 'Belfast'.

New York Attorney General Letitia James said that her investigation has found “significant evidence” that Donald Trump’s businesses used “fraudulent and misleading” asset valuations.

Serena Williams' daughter, Olympia, is following in her famous mom's footsteps and she's unbelievable. The tennis champion posted a clip of the four-year-old practicing her backhand on Instagram. MORE: Serena Williams is a knockout in leather mini skirt - and you should see her shoes In the video, Olympia takes a swing at the ball and connects with power. Wearing a tracksuit and sneakers, the little girl looked like a mini version of Serena. WATCH: Serena Williams jokes her daughter may be a 'baby mozart' The clip was also shared on Olympia's Instagram feed with the caption: "Practice makes progress." Serena's sister Venus couldn't wait to comment and wrote: "It's Oracene all over again," making reference to their mom, who was also their coach when they were younger. Fans rushed to share how impressed they were and added: "Lil champ in the making already working hard," and, "wow she's amazing".MORE: Serena Williams' HUGE home gym has epic feature for daughter OlympiaSEE: Serena Williams looks unreal in jaw-dropping new swimsuit photoThis is by far the first tennis lesson Serena has given her daughter.

Jimmy Kimmel’s future in late-night at ABC is still in flux but ABC chief Craig Erwich reiterated his hopes to keep the comedian on the air for as long as possible.

Last week was the week the late-night hosts contracted Covid with Late Night’s Seth Meyers and The Late Late Show’s James Corden both being hit by the virus.

NEW YORK -- MSNBC has hired Symone Sanders, former aide to President Joe Biden and spokeswoman for Vice President Kamala Harris, to host shows on its television and streaming services.The announcement Monday continues the trend of political veterans jumping to cable news, often at dizzying speeds. Sanders announced only last month that she was leaving her job as chief spokesperson for Harris.Sanders, 32, will host a Washington-based weekend show on MSNBC, along with a program on “The Choice from MSNBC,” a news and analysis destination on the Peacock streaming service.MSNBC President Rashida Jones, who announced the hiring, was not immediately made available for an interview.Sanders, from Omaha, Nebraska, was press secretary for Vermont Sen.