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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 […]

“The Boss’s Wife Just Became The Boss” The studio lights beat down on the stage like searchlights. A sleek table gleamed beneath them, microphones standing like judges, and a crowd buzzed with low chatter as producers whispered through their headsets. No one expected history. They thought it would be another cable panel, full of slogans […]

The Morning Calm Before the Storm It began like any other morning on CBS. Gayle King, the network’s steady anchor for over a decade, leaned across the desk, beaming as she highlighted Jimmy Kimmel’s triumphant return to late-night television. His numbers were undeniable: his first show back after suspension drew his biggest live audience in […]

The Insult That Hung in the Air It was the Tokyo Olympics, 2021. Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast alive, had just stepped away from competition, choosing mental health over medals. Millions applauded. Millions more didn’t. And one voice cut through louder than the rest: Charlie Kirk. On his platform, he sneered that Biles was […]

There are news stories that shake politics, news stories that break scandals, and then there are news stories that make the world pause just to smile. This week, beloved anchor David Muir and fellow ABC star Gio Benitez delivered one of the latter — an announcement no one saw coming, one decade in the making. […]