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McCartney Flips the Switch for Colbert's Final Night at the Ed Sullivan Theater
entertainment6 days ago

McCartney Flips the Switch for Colbert's Final Night at the Ed Sullivan Theater

Paul McCartney appeared as a surprise guest on the Late Show finale, performing ‘Hello Goodbye’ with Colbert and guests and turning off the Ed Sullivan Theater lights in a symbolic sendoff. The extended broadcast mixed musical moments, backstage anecdotes about the Beatles’ Sullivan appearance, and a wormhole gag, as Colbert’s farewell paid tribute to the show’s history while leaving the theater’s future plans uncertain.

Colbert Finds Silver Lining as CBS Ends The Late Show
entertainment7 days ago

Colbert Finds Silver Lining as CBS Ends The Late Show

Stephen Colbert says CBS’s abrupt ending of The Late Show wasn’t his choice, but he’s framed it as a chance to pause, regroup, and pursue other projects (including a Lord of the Rings script) while spending time with family; with three episodes left, staff must vacate the Ed Sullivan Theater as CBS defends the decision as financial, drawing support from Letterman and fellow hosts.

Colbert Calls Exit From The Late Show ‘Heartbreaking’ as Ed Sullivan Theater Farewell Looms
entertainment8 days ago

Colbert Calls Exit From The Late Show ‘Heartbreaking’ as Ed Sullivan Theater Farewell Looms

Stephen Colbert, in a somber Architectural Digest tour, says the Ed Sullivan Theater is a space you’ll never get again as The Late Show heads to a May 21 finale, with CBS ordering staff to vacate within a week after the show ends. He recalls theater lore and past moments (Letterman helping move furniture), jokes about CBS’s handling of coverage, and emphasizes soaking in the venue’s history before the abrupt exit amid the network’s financial decisions.

Letterman and Colbert Mark Late Show’s End With Rooftop Furniture Throw
entertainment13 days ago

Letterman and Colbert Mark Late Show’s End With Rooftop Furniture Throw

David Letterman joined Stephen Colbert for a farewell rooftop stunt at the Ed Sullivan Theater, tossing two chairs, Colbert’s desk, watermelons and a cake onto CBS’s logo as The Late Show heads toward its final week; the moment blended humor about CBS ownership of the set with a nod to Colbert’s impending finale on May 21, following Letterman’s recent criticisms of CBS executives.

Roof-Top Prank: Letterman and Colbert Dump Furniture on CBS in Farewell Stunt
entertainment13 days ago

Roof-Top Prank: Letterman and Colbert Dump Furniture on CBS in Farewell Stunt

David Letterman joined Stephen Colbert for a farewell appearance and helped stage a playful revenge on CBS: after a standing ovation at the Ed Sullivan Theater, the pair had stagehands toss couches, a desk chair, watermelons, and a wedding cake off the roof onto CBS’s logo, a stunt tied to Colbert’s upcoming exit from The Late Show and CBS leadership changes.

Colbert Announces The Late Show Final Episode Date
tv-and-movies3 months ago

Colbert Announces The Late Show Final Episode Date

Stephen Colbert said on Late Night With Seth Meyers that The Late Show will end with a May 21, 2026 finale, about four months from the interview. CBS had previously announced the end in May 2026 for financial reasons, not due to performance. Colbert emphasized he’ll miss the staff and the Ed Sullivan Theater as he nears the end of his tenure since 2015.

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show'
entertainment2 years ago

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show'

David Letterman made a guest appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" at the Ed Sullivan Theater, receiving a standing ovation from the audience. He discussed the differences between his time as the host and Colbert's, congratulating him on his success. Letterman also recreated a selfie with Colbert and expressed his love for hosting the show, while mentioning his Netflix talk show and its notable guests.

David Letterman's Epic Return to "The Late Show" Leaves Fans in Awe
entertainment2 years ago

David Letterman's Epic Return to "The Late Show" Leaves Fans in Awe

Former "Late Show" host David Letterman made a surprise appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," marking his return to the Ed Sullivan Theater for the first time since his retirement in 2015. The audience greeted him with enthusiasm, and Letterman expressed delight at the changes in the theater since his departure. He reminisced about his time as a host, saying he misses everything about it. Colbert invited Letterman behind the host's desk to recreate a selfie they took in 2014, joking that they did it because his son didn't believe he had a show.

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show'
tv-and-movies2 years ago

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show'

David Letterman made a triumphant return to "The Late Show" after more than eight years since signing off as host, receiving a grand standing ovation from the audience. His successor, Stephen Colbert, introduced him with great enthusiasm, and Letterman joked about causing trouble. During the interview, Colbert asked if there was someone Letterman could talk to about the "weird job" of hosting a late-night show, to which Letterman replied that he felt "orphaned" in the talk show world. The night ended with a heartfelt performance by The National, and Letterman expressed his love for the band and the Foo Fighters, who appeared on his final episode. This was Letterman's first return to the show he launched in 1993.

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show' Receives Rapturous Reception
entertainment2 years ago

David Letterman's Triumphant Return to 'The Late Show' Receives Rapturous Reception

David Letterman made a triumphant return to The Late Show at the Ed Sullivan Theater, receiving a standing ovation from the audience, including host Stephen Colbert. It was Letterman's first appearance on the show since leaving in 2015 after 23 years. The comedian was visibly moved by the warm reception and jokingly asked Colbert to "control your people."