‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Has Rare Friday Show To Offer Surprising Sympathy To President Trump

Stephen Colbert couldn’t hold back his tears after hearing Dolly Parton pay tribute to her late mother, Avie Lee Owens, with an impromptu performance.On Tuesday, October 20, the “Jolene” songstress, 74, opened up about some of her favorite songs from her childhood while discussing her new book, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics, on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

Stephen Colbert was brought to tears by Dolly Parton on The Late Show tonight (October 20).

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ “Seinfeld” character Elaine Benes was notorious for some of the worst dancing to ever be witnessed. However, that was before Donald Trump decided to bust a few moves onstage during a rally.

In 2016, Stephen Colbert brought his late-night comedy to CBS' sister network Showtime for a live election-night special that featured Colbert, his guests and a live studio audience in New York responding in real time to an outcome that neither Colbert's team, nor the majority of polls, had predicted. Now, four years later, Colbert is returning to Showtime for yet another live, election-night special.

Ellise Shafer editorCBS’ “The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert will hold another live election special this year on Showtime, Variety has confirmed.Titled “Stephen Colbert’s Election Night 2020: Democracy’s Last Stand: Building Back America Great Again Better 2020,” the show will start at 11 p.m. ET on Election Day, Nov.

Ted Johnson EXCLUSIVE: Stephen Colbert is joining Kamala Harris on Monday for a reception fundraiser for the Biden Victory Fund.According to an invite that was sent out on Thursday, Colbert and Harris will be “discussing the importance of this election, clean energy, and the plan to build back better.”Colbert has been a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, and while it is somewhat unusual for a late night host to participate in a campaign event, it is not unprecedented.

Ted Johnson NBC News is taking heat for its decision to schedule a town hall on Thursday evening with President Donald Trump that will compete head-to-head with ABC News’ event with Joe Biden.The backlash comes after Trump refused to participate in a virtual town hall debate with Biden, long scheduled for Oct. 15, forcing the Commission on Presidential Debates to cancel the event.

“The West Wing” is back, although the opening credits in the video above are looking a little different now that the White House is a coronavirus hot spot.

Ellise Shafer editor“The West Wing” is back – and its opening credits look a little different, thanks to a spoof on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.”Fans of “The West Wing” rejoiced on Thursday when it was announced that cast members Martin Sheen, Rob Lowe, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff and Bradley Whitford would be returning for an Oct. 15 special on HBO Max benefitting When We All Vote.

James Corden didn't think he'd last long as the host of . The 42-year-old host appears on Friday's episode of , and reveals the extent to which he feared his firing after landing the late-night gig in 2015.«When we moved here, my wife and I, we had two kids at that point, and I wouldn’t allow us to buy furniture,» he says.

Taylor Swift is “with Joe B.”

Kamala Harris and Mike Pence engaged in their sole vice presidential debate of the 2020 election, you almost definitely saw the many, many memes about the uninvited guest that paid Pence's head a visit.

Peter White Television EditorThe Late Show’s Stephen Colbert is back with his second original Friday night show in a row and he’s bringing the cast of The West Wing with him.Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, Richard Schiff, Bradley Whitford and creator Aaron Sorkin will appear on the CBS talk show on Friday October 9.Last Friday, Colbert aired an episode of The Late Show after President Donald Trump contracted COVID-19.This comes ahead of the launch of The West Wing special on HBO Max on October 15.

Actress Olivia Wilde is calling foul on a photo Ivanka Trump tweeted on Saturday that shows President Trump working out of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., as he underwent treatment for COVID-19. “Nothing can stop him from working for the American people.

“This is a very unusual episode of the show,” declared Stephen Colbert in an unexpected Friday night episode of Global’s “The Late Show”.

Global’s “Late Show With Stephen Colbert” will no longer be a rerun Friday night.

first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden. In addition to celebrities reacting on social media to the widely panned shouting match between the two candidates, many late night hosts also gave their live reactions to televised event. Jimmy Fallon addressed his audience with a heavy sigh, saying, «Man what the hell was that? Was that a debate? I am so… what was it? I am so stressed right now.