Former Daily Show colleague Mo Rocca sat down with Stephen ahead of Tuesday’s premiere at Donor’s Choose headquarters to discuss wide-ranging topics, from the new Late Show guest protocol, to the unfortunate tragedy that afflicted his family, to learning how to conquer feelings of embarrassment. Stephen’s ease with his friend Mo is evident, and also makes for a better interview. Check it out:
On the show’s site, you can see a few extra clips where Stephen discusses his lovely wife Evie, and be treated to a little singing from one of Stephen’s favorite musicals, Sunday in the Park with George. Love Stephen and Mo together! They make a great combo. I hope Mo brings his bowtie to the Late Show sometime.
Amy Sedaris as Princess Carolyn and Stephen Colbert as Mr. Witherspoon
Stephen Colbert returns as guest star in Season 2, Episode 6 of “BoJack Horseman”. In the episode, entitled “Higher Love”, Stephen provides the voice of Mr. Witherspoon, a bull frog and the boss of Princess Carolyn, an anthropomorphic pink Persian cat voiced by Amy Sedaris.
Previously, Mr. Witherspoon appeared in Season 1, Episode 7, “Say Anything“.
Episode Synopsis: “PB Living goes bankrupt and Mr. Peanutbutter’s agent is found dead from auto-erotic asphyxiation, so he gets a job at Lady Foot Locker. BoJack gets awkward when he says, “I love you” to Wanda, and Princess Carolyn gets an opportunity when she discovers a not-so-dead author.”
The episode is available to watch on Netflix.
(Thank you to Mel for the screencaps!)
The wait is finally over! Stephen Colbert and his dearly departed Colbeard will feature on the season six final of ‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,’ which will begin streaming on Wednesday July 8th, 2015 on Crackle at 11:30pm EST.
Showtime has picked up interview series ‘Inside Comedy‘, from David Steinberg and Steve Carell, for a fourth season, for premiere later this year. Steinberg will continue as host of the six, half-hour episodes.
Stephen Colbert, Michael Keaton, Bryan Cranston, Dan Aykroyd, Wanda Sykes, Ted Danson and Emmy-nominated writer/comedian Carol Leifer are among those scheduled to appear on Season 4. Each episode offers viewers a look inside the career-defining moments, the influences and personal anecdotes of the world’s top entertainers, along with rare footage of some of their most memorable performances on the stage, television and film.
Source: Deadline.com
Yahoo Global News Anchor Katie Couric talks to Mindy Kaling about becoming a 2014 Glamour Woman of the Year and why she asked Stephen Colbert to present the award.
The Northwestern University Dance Marathon (NUDM) is one of the largest student-run philanthropies in the United States. Held every March at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, the marathon, currently in it’s 41st year, has raised raised more than $15 million for more than thirty different beneficiaries.
Registrations for next years event to be held from March 6th – 8th are now open.
(Thank you to StephenSmile64 for the Tip!)
Welcome to “A Look Back,” where we review and celebrate select clips from the overwhelmingly voluminous video catalog and the many splendid works of Stephen T. Colbert over the years.
Way back in April 2004 then Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss his brushes (or lack thereof) with Candidate Greatness on the ’04 presidential campaign trail. We all remember his *one* question with Howard Dean, right? He also talks about his wife’s discomfort with a NSFW comedic piece he did on Kimmel’s Comedy Central show Crank Yankers. Stephen ends the interview with an edited piece about editing a piece, channeling tyrannical bits of what soon would become his character just a year and a half later. Check it out:
Particularly poignant is when Stephen first gets onstage, he looks around and says, “This feels good. I’ve got to get me a gig like this.” I think you just did, sir.
Last night, Stephen Colbert was a guest on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” where he spoke about his recent Emmy win, and attending the Primetime Emmy Awards with his wife Evie and 12 year old son John. Stephen also revealed that he will feature as “Falcon” on an alternate cover for the Captain America in November, and spoke about being invited to the set of “The Hobbit” by Peter Jackson and scaring the cast and crew with his joy and enthusiasm.
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Former Daily Show colleague Mo Rocca sat down with Stephen ahead of Tuesday’s premiere at Donor’s Choose headquarters to discuss wide-ranging topics, from the new Late Show guest protocol, to the unfortunate tragedy that afflicted his family, to learning how to conquer feelings of embarrassment. Stephen’s ease with his friend Mo is evident, and also makes for a better interview. Check it out:
On the show’s site, you can see a few extra clips where Stephen discusses his lovely wife Evie, and be treated to a little singing from one of Stephen’s favorite musicals, Sunday in the Park with George. Love Stephen and Mo together! They make a great combo. I hope Mo brings his bowtie to the Late Show sometime.
Amy Sedaris as Princess Carolyn and Stephen Colbert as Mr. Witherspoon
Stephen Colbert returns as guest star in Season 2, Episode 6 of “BoJack Horseman”. In the episode, entitled “Higher Love”, Stephen provides the voice of Mr. Witherspoon, a bull frog and the boss of Princess Carolyn, an anthropomorphic pink Persian cat voiced by Amy Sedaris.
Previously, Mr. Witherspoon appeared in Season 1, Episode 7, “Say Anything“.
Episode Synopsis: “PB Living goes bankrupt and Mr. Peanutbutter’s agent is found dead from auto-erotic asphyxiation, so he gets a job at Lady Foot Locker. BoJack gets awkward when he says, “I love you” to Wanda, and Princess Carolyn gets an opportunity when she discovers a not-so-dead author.”
The episode is available to watch on Netflix.
(Thank you to Mel for the screencaps!)
The wait is finally over! Stephen Colbert and his dearly departed Colbeard will feature on the season six final of ‘Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,’ which will begin streaming on Wednesday July 8th, 2015 on Crackle at 11:30pm EST.
Yahoo Global News Anchor Katie Couric talks to Mindy Kaling about becoming a 2014 Glamour Woman of the Year and why she asked Stephen Colbert to present the award.
The Northwestern University Dance Marathon (NUDM) is one of the largest student-run philanthropies in the United States. Held every March at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, the marathon, currently in it’s 41st year, has raised raised more than $15 million for more than thirty different beneficiaries.
Registrations for next years event to be held from March 6th – 8th are now open.
(Thank you to StephenSmile64 for the Tip!)
Way back in April 2004 then Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss his brushes (or lack thereof) with Candidate Greatness on the ’04 presidential campaign trail. We all remember his *one* question with Howard Dean, right? He also talks about his wife’s discomfort with a NSFW comedic piece he did on Kimmel’s Comedy Central show Crank Yankers. Stephen ends the interview with an edited piece about editing a piece, channeling tyrannical bits of what soon would become his character just a year and a half later. Check it out:
Particularly poignant is when Stephen first gets onstage, he looks around and says, “This feels good. I’ve got to get me a gig like this.” I think you just did, sir.
Last night, Stephen Colbert was a guest on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” where he spoke about his recent Emmy win, and attending the Primetime Emmy Awards with his wife Evie and 12 year old son John. Stephen also revealed that he will feature as “Falcon” on an alternate cover for the Captain America in November, and spoke about being invited to the set of “The Hobbit” by Peter Jackson and scaring the cast and crew with his joy and enthusiasm.
Continue reading