Official event photos from “Mavis Staples in Conversation with Stephen Colbert,” during the 2015 Montclair Film Festival at the Wellmont Theatre, New Jersey, on Friday, May 8th, 2015.
For a recap of the event, head on over to Baristanet and NJ Arts.
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Symphony Space are auctioning off two VIP tickets to a taping of the ‘Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ during its first week of shows this September. All proceeds from the auction go towards supporting Symphony Space’s arts and education programs.
The auction ends May 18th, 2015 10:30 PM/EST.
* Before bidding, please remember that the ‘Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ tapes in New York City, and that you must be 18 years or over to be apart of the audience.
Colbert News Hub have partnered with the folks at Symphony Space to give away two double passes to see comedian Jordan Carlos at ‘Uptown Showdown: The Internet vs. Real Life’ featuring Caroline Rhea (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch), Guy Branum (Chelsea Lately, Host of Pop Rock), Seth Lind (This American Life; Thank You, Robot), Alex Heller and Carolyn Castiglia on Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 8:00PM at Leonard Nimoy Thalia.
To enter, simply tweet your answer to the following question to us @ColbertNewsHub and include the hashtag #CNHGiveaway
Question: Which re-occurring character did Jordan Carlos play on ‘The Colbert Report’?
The winner will be announced on Twitter on Monday, May 11th, 2015. Please be sure to check your Twitter accounts in case you are the lucky winner!
Comedian Stephen Colbert announced Thursday that he would fund every existing grant request South Carolina public school teachers have made on the education crowdfunding website DonorsChoose.org.
Colbert made the announcement on a live video feed Thursday at a surprise event at Alexander Elementary School in Greenville.
Colbert partnered with Share Fair Nation and ScanSource to fund nearly 1,000 projects for more than 800 teachers at over 375 schools, totaling $800,000.
[…] “Using the proceeds of the sale of my old set on ‘The Colbert Report’ which we auctioned off, and with the generous matching funds from The Morgridge Family Foundation and ScanSource, DonorsChoose is going to flash-fund all 1,000 projects in South Carolina,” Colbert said in the video that was aired at the Alexander Elementary School in Greenville. “Enjoy your learning, South Carolina.”
Full Article: Greenville Online
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The Second City has released a great video from 1992 featuring “The Trifecta” (Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Paul Dinello) showing off their famous tumbling skills in a sketch called “The Tumbleweeds.”
Of course, this piece was resurrected (and according to Stephen, promptly retired) on Amy’s July 2006 appearance on The Colbert Report.
Get ready for some serious spandex, and an impressive display of strength and flexibility from both Stephen and Paul. Also loved the piling of all the chairs on Amy. What a silly, wonderful, hilarious team they make. Enjoy the video!
Season four of David Steinberg’s comedy interview series “Inside Comedy” premiered last night on Showtime with guests Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart.
Stephen Colbert’s interview was taped way back in October 2014 on the set of ‘The Colbert Report’, where addresses his transition from ‘The Colbert Report’ to David Letterman’s chair later this year, while Jon Stewart’s interview was taped back in January 2015 before he had announced his departure from ‘The Daily Show’.
In a brief statement released on its website, Comedy Central UK announced that it will no longer broadcast ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’ as it “is currently moving away from talk shows and focusing on other genres of comedy.”
Official event photos from “In Conversation with Richard Gere Moderated by Stephen Colbert,” during the 2015 Montclair Film Festival at the Wellmont Theatre, New Jersey, on Saturday, May 2nd, 2015.
For a recap of the event, head to The Hollywood Reporter, Wall Street Journal and the Montclair Film Festival blog.
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For a recap of the event, head on over to Baristanet and NJ Arts.
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Symphony Space are auctioning off two VIP tickets to a taping of the ‘Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ during its first week of shows this September. All proceeds from the auction go towards supporting Symphony Space’s arts and education programs.
The auction ends May 18th, 2015 10:30 PM/EST.
* Before bidding, please remember that the ‘Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ tapes in New York City, and that you must be 18 years or over to be apart of the audience.
Colbert News Hub have partnered with the folks at Symphony Space to give away two double passes to see comedian Jordan Carlos at ‘Uptown Showdown: The Internet vs. Real Life’ featuring Caroline Rhea (Sabrina, the Teenage Witch), Guy Branum (Chelsea Lately, Host of Pop Rock), Seth Lind (This American Life; Thank You, Robot), Alex Heller and Carolyn Castiglia on Tuesday, May 12, 2015 at 8:00PM at Leonard Nimoy Thalia.
To enter, simply tweet your answer to the following question to us @ColbertNewsHub and include the hashtag #CNHGiveaway
Question: Which re-occurring character did Jordan Carlos play on ‘The Colbert Report’?
The winner will be announced on Twitter on Monday, May 11th, 2015. Please be sure to check your Twitter accounts in case you are the lucky winner!
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The Second City has released a great video from 1992 featuring “The Trifecta” (Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Paul Dinello) showing off their famous tumbling skills in a sketch called “The Tumbleweeds.”
Of course, this piece was resurrected (and according to Stephen, promptly retired) on Amy’s July 2006 appearance on The Colbert Report.
Get ready for some serious spandex, and an impressive display of strength and flexibility from both Stephen and Paul. Also loved the piling of all the chairs on Amy. What a silly, wonderful, hilarious team they make. Enjoy the video!
Season four of David Steinberg’s comedy interview series “Inside Comedy” premiered last night on Showtime with guests Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart.
Stephen Colbert’s interview was taped way back in October 2014 on the set of ‘The Colbert Report’, where addresses his transition from ‘The Colbert Report’ to David Letterman’s chair later this year, while Jon Stewart’s interview was taped back in January 2015 before he had announced his departure from ‘The Daily Show’.
In a brief statement released on its website, Comedy Central UK announced that it will no longer broadcast ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’ as it “is currently moving away from talk shows and focusing on other genres of comedy.”
For a recap of the event, head to The Hollywood Reporter, Wall Street Journal and the Montclair Film Festival blog.
Continue reading