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The musician also spoke about his work and career during a lengthy interview Paul Simon appeared on The Late Show to promote a new documentary about himself, In Restless Dreams. Although Simon was not the official musical guest for the episode, he took the opportunity to perform album cut “Your Forgiveness” on acoustic guitar for the audience. Simon showcased the introspective song, which comes off his most recent album, Seven Psalms, seated on the guest sofa on the late-night show, with only…

Following Sunday night’s Super Bowl — where Patrick Mahomes led the Kansas City Chiefs to an overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers for their third Super Bowl victory in three years, with a beer-chugging Taylor Swift and a number of other celebs looking on in Vegas — and the post-game premiere of some generic CBS show nobody cares about, Stephen Colbert hosted a special weekend episode of The Late Show. Colbert’s Late Show episode was taped after the Super Bowl, which meant that we got his commentary on the…

Donald Trump recently claimed that he’s more popular than Taylor Swift, but several late-night TV hosts would beg to differ. Last night, Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and more took aim at Trump with some poignant reminders that Swift is exceptionally popular. On Jimmy Kimmel Live, Kimmel told Republicans to “enjoy her music while you still can” before MAGA followers declare a “fatwa” on Swift. Referring to Trump as “Don-ye West,” Kimmel noted, “If Taylor Swift told her fans to storm the capital on January 6th…

“Ladies and gentlemen, my guest tonight certainly needs no introduction," announced Stephen Colbert on Monday After more than eight years since signing off as host of The Late Show, David Letterman was welcomed back to the Ed Sullivan Theater with a grand standing ovation Monday. “Ladies and gentlemen, my guest tonight certainly needs no introduction,” his successor Stephen Colbert announced just before the audience began to chant “David.” Letterman beamed as the crowd grew louder, and quipped…

The National will serve as musical guest on the November 20th episode after being handpicked by the former host for his return to the Ed Sullivan Theater David Letterman will make his long-awaited return to the Ed Sullivan Theater for the first time since he departed The Late Show in 2015 when appears as Stephen Colbert’s guest on the Monday, November 20th episode. The current host of the Late Show announced the return of the former host earlier this week. “On Monday, I will be joined, right…