Breaking news: For weeks, there’s been talk of an impending writer’s strike and what that would mean for Hollywood. Tonight,… MORE
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Stephen Colbert has come back around to the idea of welcoming stand-up comedians to The Late Show in person (they used to tape the stand-up …
Continue ReadingIt has been a while since you saw Stephen Colbert onstage while a stand-up comedian performed on The Late Show. Normally, they’ve filmed stand-ups in …
Continue ReadingThe first time I saw Bianca Cristovao performing stand-up, she was the opening act for Bill Burr at The Forum in Inglewood as part of …
Continue ReadingThe Late Show for years had stand-up comedians perform at separate comedy-only tapings, but not this time. Former Late Show writer Emmy Blotnick got the …
Continue ReadingLast night, Emmy Blotnick returned to The Late Show for another stand-up spot. During her set, she talks about weird… MORE
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Alex Edelman stopped by The Late Show on Friday to joke about how he compares to his Olympian brother and his medical-innovating father. It’s just …
Continue ReadingThree nights in a row this week, one of the late-night talk shows has trotted out a stand-up comedian. On Wednesday, it was The Late …
Continue ReadingChris Turner didn’t come all the way over from England to make his American network television debut and just deliver some clever wordplay, did he? Alas, no. For his first performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Turner let us know he w…
Continue ReadingLate Late Show writer Fumi Abe made his network TV debut Monday on The Late Show. Abe joked about growing up Japanese-American in Ohio, where he was “a sample size of one,” as well as topics as serious as the pandemic and as normal as datin…
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