Who are Stephen Colbert’s first guests on The Late Show?
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Who are Stephen Colbert’s first guests on The Late Show?

One week from tonight–that’s Monday, September 8th, Stephen Colbert will debut his brand-new iteration of The Late Show over on CBS. In order to build joyous anticipation, Colbert has announced his first two weeks’ worth of guests. Who are Stephen Colbert’s first guests on The Late Show? The answer…may surprise you.   Per CBS, Stephen…

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Sting, Al Green among this year’s Kennedy Center honorees

The Honorees represent the best of American art and culture (and the best British tantric sex). Lady Gaga and Springsteen performed; Colbert hosted; Obama said a few words. Check out the full list of recipients and performers, and find out when you’ll be able to watch the ceremony on the televisual device of your choice.

VIDEO Stephen Colbert delivers emotional tribute to mom Lorna

On last night’s Colbert Report, host Stephen Colbert opened his show with a moving tribute to his mom Lorna Colbert, who passed away a week prior at the age of 92. During the emotional eulogy, Colbert often became overwhelmed as he told his viewers a little bit about the woman who shaped so much of who he is. While he spoke, a montage of images of Lorna Colbert were shown. I recently lost my mother and I found myself crying right along with Stephen as his recollections of his mom, and his outward grief over his family’s loss, closely resembled my own. See the video and if you can’t catch it where you’re at, I’ve transcribed it as well.

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VIDEO: Father Guido Sarducci discusses Glenn Beck on Colbert Report

Fox commentator Glenn Beck is planning a rally on the same day and location of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream Speech.” According to Beck, his moral fuel for fire has come from the Holy Roman Church. In an encounter at the Vatican, the home of the Pope and the center of the Roman Catholic universe, Glenn Beck had a clandestine run-in with a representative. Colbert found this mysterious vatican rep and it was none other than SNL alum and chain smoking priest Father Guido Sarducci! Check out the candid sit-down interview with the living legend.

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VIDEO: Conan vs. Colbert and Stewart, a dance-off for the ages

It was a dance-off for the ages on Conan O’Brien’s “The Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour” last night at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall! It was a star-studded event and nowhere was this more apparent than when Conan threw down in an all-or-nothing dance-off with Stephen Colbert. As Def Leppard’s 80’s classic “Pour Some Sugar On Me” blared out through the PA system, Colbert and O’Brien took turns in a Zoolander like wiggle-war. Jon Stewart also joined in on the fun!