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New Late Show host Stephen Colbert appeared on last night's season finale of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. During the episode, Colbert admitted that he was ready to stop The Colbert Report even before the David Letterman replacement gig was sent his way. Read More »
Jerry Seinfeld is ready to drop his newest episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee tomorrow night at 11:30 p.m. with new-coming Late Show host Stephen Colbert. Leading up to the episode, Seinfeld just dropped a new behind-the-scenes video of him attempting to use a selfie stick while drive (rather quickly, by the way) on what appears to be the Garden State Parkway while going to get Colbert. Read More »
Stephen Colbert is getting ready to kick off the new Late Show on CBS, and to get himself prepared, he decided to host a public access show in Monroe, Michigan and interview Eminem. Or, maybe he wanted to do it for some other totally unknown reasons. Either way, he did it and assured the world of one thing: he is still the man without his "Stephen Colbert" character. Read More »
During last night’s episode of The O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly took on the Supreme Court and the subjects of gay marriage and healthcare, but believe it or not, that’s not what people are talking about. In the below video, O’Reilly notes that Supreme Court Justice Scalia was mocked for his opposed view of gay marriage by new coming Late Show host Stephen Colbert. Read More »
It looks like Stephen Colbert is getting ready for the premiere of The Late Show on CBS. Of course, it doesn't kick off until this coming Sept. 8, but he's definitely checking off a list of things needed before the big premiere. The comedian recently unveiled a new website and released word that jazz musician Jon Batiste will act as the Late Show bandleader. Now, he's moved onto the theme song jingle process. Read More »
Jon Batiste got one of the biggest breaks of his life this week and it has everything to do with Stephen Colbert's Late Show. With every late night show, their must come a band and the current educator and humanitarian from New Orleans will lead the new Late Show. While Batiste has worked with the likes of Stay Human, Prince Wynton Marsalis and Lenny Kravitz, this will be the most exposure he has ever gotten. He'll be taking the helm as bandleader in September 2015 once Colbert takes over for David Letterman. Read More »
A bearded Stephen Colbert – for a little while, at least – took to the Internet today to unveil his new website for the upcoming Late Show with Stephen Colbert, which premieres on Sept. 8. Along with that, the comedian took viewers through what life has been like since ending the Colbert Report back in December. Apparently it looks like he hasn't been up to much, other than growing that particularly badass beard. Which, sadly, he shaved off in the below video. Read More »
What do you get when you mix comedian Jerry Seinfeld with the likes of Bill Maher, new Late Show host Stephen Colbert, the soon-to-be Daily Show lead Trevor Noah and a dash of Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jim Carrey and Steve Harvey? Well, the new season of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Or, you get the new trailer for the upcoming season... Read More »
Howard Stern has had a longstanding feud with former, and some might say "fired," Tonight Show host Jay Leno. And during his appearance on last night's Late Show with David Letterman – which is winding down and will end next Wednesday, May 20 – Stern took yet another slam at the famed comic for (supposedly) declining Letterman's invite to appear as one of his final guests. Read More »
Before premiering his Late Show on CBS this coming Sept. 8, comedian Stephen Colbert decided to help out public school teachers in his home state of South Carolina. It’s being reported that the former Colbert Report host donated an astonishing $800,000 to fund a number of grant requests from public school teachers – actually, all of the grant requests. Read More »
David Letterman is wrapping up the Late Show after an astonishing 22 years on CBS. Of course, before that, the fame comedian was the host and creator of Late Night, which he was on from 1982-1992. This, of course, means that Letterman has been on television for over 30 years. And now, he’s retiring, folks. And to commemorate the famed comic, we at MStars News thought to countdown the Top 10 things we’ll miss about David Letterman once he leaves television. Read More »
You'd think that after spending so much time on the air, David Letterman would have a say in who replaces him on his legendary Late Show series. Hell, you'd think he'd be able to choose his successor. Well, apparently that doesn't seem to be the case, because it's being reported that he was never really consulted on who would be his replacement. Which has us wondering: Does David Letterman disapprove of Stephen Colbert as his Late Show successor? Read More »
Comedian David Letterman is winding down his longtime run over on CBS' The Late Show, which will kick off episodes with its new host Stephen Colbert this coming September. And now, it's being reported that Letterman has released who his final guests will be as he comes down to the final show on this coming May 20. Joining him in some of his last episodes will be the likes of Oprah, George Clooney, Tom Hanks, and many, many more. Reports from a press release provided by CBS note that alongside the aforementioned celebs will be Billy Crystal – who just premiered his new FX series The Comedians – Tina Fey, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Murray, and more as panel guests. Read More »
