Full Coverage: ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’

Stephen Colbert says Elon Musk wants to bring the future to you.

Stephen Colbert has only been hosting “The Late Show” for three days, but made an impression Thursday night in a moving interview with Vice President Joe Biden that showcased for the comedian’s serious side.

Stephen Colbert’s Comedy Central character often boasted of giving a “Colbert bump” to authors who appeared on guests.

After a big opening night, ratings for the “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” came back to earth Wednesday.

Back in his Comedy Central days, Stephen Colbert acquired a reputation: Sometimes politicians would go on his show and wind up getting hurt -- or at least looking silly.

Nearly 7 million viewers watched Stephen Colbert make his debut as the new host of CBS’ “The Late Show.”

After months of speculation, America finally met “the real Stephen Colbert” on Tuesday night, and it turns out he’s a lot like the one we already knew.

A look at the guests and fans who stopped by Stephen Colbert’s debut on “The Late Show.”

Dear Stephen: I realize it’s a little late to be offering advice about a show that airs tonight, especially amid all the chatter about who you really are and what it really means.

When Stephen Colbert takes to the stage of the Ed Sullivan Theater on Tuesday night as the new host of “Late Show,” it will bring to a close an extended period of transition in broadcast late night that began with the announcement of Jay Leno’s retirement more than two years ago.

It’s still a few days before Stephen Colbert debuts as the new host of “The Late Show” but he’s already got his first comedy feud going on social media with Republican presidential contender Jeb Bush.

Based on its guest list, “Late Show With Stephen Colbert” is shaping up to be a lot like “Charlie Rose,” but with more jokes.

Ever since he announced plans to abandon his satiric persona for his new late-night gig on CBS, the big question has been what “the real Stephen Colbert” will be like.

Stephen Colbert bid farewell from “The Colbert Report” in December, but the soon-to-be host of “Late Show” on CBS has not exactly been resting on his laurels since then.

The first week’s guests on “Late Show With Stephen Colbert” make it clear that Colbert is bringing his eclectic taste to his new home on CBS.

CBS is looking to be the night owl that becomes a cash cow.

Jay Leno isn’t on late night TV anymore, but he still has plenty of opinions about after-hours programming.

Stephen Colbert hopes for just one thing before his debut as the new host of CBS’ “Late Show”: that Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump is still in the running.

Stephen Colbert won’t make his “Late Show” debut until after Labor Day, but clearly he hasn’t been taking the summer off.

First the Colbeard, now the bandleader: “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” is quickly taking shape.

As the tears dry from David Letterman’s recent final episode and its many tributes, anticipation is building for the debut of his “Late Show” replacement, Stephen Colbert.