Stephen Colbert’s CBS finale closed The Late Show in May 2026. His public remarks point to interest in what comes next, but not a confirmed return to late-night

Former CBS host Stephen Colbert used his return to late-night TV to take a swipe at the network that canceled his show. Colbert appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday for his first late-night appearance since his own program ended its 11-season run in May.

Stephen Colbert agreed with Jimmy Kimmel Tuesday that he seemed happier and healthier in his post-late-night career, comparing hosting to drinking a cup of poison.

Stephen Colbert has returned to late-night TV, sitting down with Jimmy Kimmel, and shaving his beard, four months after the end of "The Late Show."

Stephen Colbert left his former network with a little parting gift in the form of a bill. According to Variety, CBS will pay an undisclosed amount to Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Inc., following Colbert’s use of the Peanuts TV specials’ theme song ...

CBS finalized a deal with Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Inc., after Stephen Colbert's unauthorized use of Peanuts music in the Late Show finale. The network struck a deal for an undisclosed amount. As part of the licensing agreement, Lee Mendelson Film Prods

In March, as The Late Show neared its final episode, Colbert announced that he had a new project lined up — a Lord of the Rings movie that he and his son pitched to Peter Jackso