LateNighter

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came for Jimmy Kimmel’s comedy. Kimmel came back for his spelling. dlvr.it/TSjbmw

Here’s how the lucky few who caught Stephen Colbert’s surprise 'Only in Monroe' return live on public access saw the stunt unfold. dlvr.it/TShQPt

Donald Trump’s post-'Late Show' victory lap took an AI turn Friday evening. dlvr.it/TSgzKV

Byron Allen marked Comics Unleashed’s arrival in CBS’ 11:35 p.m. timeslot Friday night by paying tribute to Colbert, Carson—and Procter & Gamble. dlvr.it/TSgy3Y

First on LateNighter: Stephen Colbert told viewers exactly where they'd find him after 'The Late Show.' Turns out he wasn’t kidding. dlvr.it/TSgwqb

Anyone expecting Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen to get a splashy 11:35 makeover will want to temper those expectations, stat. dlvr.it/TSgqzL

With Stephen Colbert closing out his Late Show run with Paul McCartney and “Hello, Goodbye,” we revisit the songs late night’s biggest names chose to help them say goodnight one last time. dlvr.it/TSgpP2

New audience-shot video shows Stephen Colbert’s farewell continuing inside the Ed Sullivan Theater after The Late Show signed off, including an unaired “When the Saints Go Marching In” singalong with Paul McCartney on trumpet. dlvr.it/TSggc5

As Byron Allen prepares to take over CBS’s 11:35pm slot Friday night, the media mogul is describing the transition in blunt financial terms. dlvr.it/TSgLtY

Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' finale ended with a wormhole on TV. Inside the Ed Sullivan Theater, the goodbye kept going—with speeches, photos, one more song, and Paul McCartney picking up a trumpet. dlvr.it/TSgKS9

After Stephen Colbert signed off CBS without mentioning Donald Trump, the president took to Truth Social, writing of the former 'Late Show' host:, "No talent, no ratings, no life." dlvr.it/TSgHSf

As Bill Carter writes, Colbert signed off with a farewell that was far more celebration than grievance—and with Donald Trump conspicuously absent. dlvr.it/TSgC7G

Can Strike Force Five save Colbert's wormhole-ridden series finale?

Two-thirds of the way through the XL 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' finale, things took a turn—a cosmic turn—building to a musical finish. dlvr.it/TSg30M

Stephen Colbert’s dream final guest was supposed to be the Pope. Instead, he got a Beatle—and a farewell gift only Paul McCartney could give. dlvr.it/TSg2M7

The 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' series finale was full of surprises from the start—beginning with Colbert's final, star-studded monologue. dlvr.it/TSg1mt

The Pope won't come out of his dressing room #LateShowFinale

Hmmm... Something odd is going down in the Ed Sullivan Theater amid Stephen Colbert's Late Show finale.

In the ad break following Colbert's final 'Late Show' monologue, viewers got a reminder that Byron Allen's 'Comics Unleashed' will be moving into the 11:35 CBS time slot.