Stephen Colbert’s Super PAC gag has earned more than just a little financial clout — his Comedy Central show The Colbert Report received a prestigious Peabody Award Wednesday for its segments poking fun at the political fundraising groups that allow unlimited contributions.
Grand Central Publishing announced Tuesday it will publish the book — an illustrated account of a pole’s journey to self-discovery – on May 8.
After abruptly shuttering production on The Colbert Report for a few days last week, Stephen Colbert was back on the air last night, and amid much speculation finally addressed the rumors as to why he was gone.
What’s going on at the news desk of Comedy Central’s faux-conservative host?
Mockery or not, Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow is laughing all the way to the bank.
This week, late-night comedy tackled those who take themselves too seriously — from Lowe’s to Newt Gingrich to even Tom Hanks.
Special guests shone on late-night shows this week, from stone-faced journalists to desk-breaking comics.
This week in late-night comedy, celebrities were everywhere, from musical guests to sketch stars to even a karaoke appearance.
This week on late-night TV, Anne Hathaway went hip-hop while Kimmel and Stewart went political.
In the wake of their decision, they should have expected nothing less than ridicule and satire from Colbert himself.
