Melania Trump's documentary got dragged by late-night hosts this week. Who played the first lady on Colbert? Why did Jimmy Kimmel allege rigging?

The first week of February is packed with some exciting guests on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. That includes the Last Week Tonight host.

Please, no. For the love of all things that are actually funny... PLEASE, NO. Notoriously leftist late night host Stephen Colbert could be one of the many big names ready to throw his hat into the presidential ring in a post-President Donald Trump world.

Stephen Colbert's studio audience couldn't contain their displeasure, erupting in boos after he recapped a bizarre donor email sent by Trump.

Stephen Colbert took a jab at his employer, CBS, for paying $16 million to settle a lawsuit with the Trump administration.

The longtime host has fewer than four months left at CBS

"If you'd rather not watch a halftime featuring a Bad Bunny, there's going to be a competing halftime show featuring a terrible bunny"

Stephen Colbert revealed that the curtain will fall on “The Late Show” on Thursday, May 21, bringing an end to a CBS franchise that has defined late-night television for more than three decades. The host made the announcement during a Monday taping of NBC’s “Late Night With Seth Meyers” set to air Tuesday,

"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" now has an end date — May 21, which, incidentally, also will mark the end of a franchise, end of an era, and end of an important part of CBS history.

Late-night hosts discussed the star’s new protest song and the much-ridiculed premiere of the Melania documentary