Archives for October 2025

Late-night television has long served as a cultural barometer, reflecting the prevailing political climate through satire and humor. Hosts like Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Jon Stewart, and Stephen Colbert have used their platforms to lampoon the absurdities of the day, often providing a sense of relief and perspective. However, on a recent Wednesday evening, Colbert’s […]

The Line That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen For months, whispers inside CBS painted a picture of compromise. Executives wanted Stephen Colbert to soften his edge, trim his monologues, avoid the kind of sharp commentary that rattles advertisers. The plan was simple: let him return to his desk, smiling, safe, predictable. But on Tuesday night, Colbert […]

Jimmy Kimmel’s Brooklyn Week kicks off with an all-star lineup, featuring Stephen Colbert, Ryan Reynolds, Bruce Springsteen, and Jeremy Allen White, promising unforgettable moments of humor, insight, and personal revelations, all set against the vibrant backdrop of Brooklyn—a must-watch event for late-night fans. Jimmy Kimmel is set to take over Brooklyn this week with his highly anticipated […]

Angel Reese Is Frustrated By Controversial Fashion Ads The debate over cultural sensitivity in advertising has found an unexpected voice from the basketball court. On Tuesday, WNBA star Angel Reese publicly criticized a major fashion brand’s recent campaign, accusing it of carrying “racially insensitive undertones” and warning of the harmful impact it could have on […]

Tyler Robinson confessed to his trans boyfriend in a series of text messages that he killed Charlie Kirk, but the beau never alerted the police, Utah prosecutors alleged on Tuesday. Prosecutors released a chilling exchange between the accused gunman and his live-in partner, Lance Twiggs, in which Robinson, 22, admitted to carrying out the assassination, said where he […]