Former host David Letterman says he doesn't believe the network's insistence that it was purely a financial decision. "They're lying," he told the New York Times. "They're lying weasels."

As Stephen Colbert enters the final weeks of The Late Show, his late-night peers are coming together to give him a proper send-off. Following their podcast run during the 2023 Hollywood strikes, the host will reunite with the Strike Force Five,

Stephen Colbert's late-night show is set to air its final episode on May 21.

David Letterman is reflecting on his Late Show legacy ahead of the program’s imminent demise. The 79-year-old comedian was the original host of the late-night CBS show from 1993 to 2015 before passing the reins to Stephen Colbert.

David Letterman blasted CBS as “lying weasels” over the cancellation of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” disputing the network’s claim that axing it was purely financial.

The network previously said it was "purely a financial decision" to axe the long-running talk show.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Colbert confirmed that he reached out after learning that Allen’s long-running show Comics

Foo Fighters stopped by CBS' The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday to perform songs off their new album, Your Favorite Toy.Dave Grohl and company rocked the track "Caught in the Echo" on the