When Stephen Colbert signs off permanently Thursday night, it'll also mark the end of an era for several "Late Show" staffers who got their start in Chicago. The latest: "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" is ending its run after CBS canceled the show,

Here’s a question I’ve been asking myself lately: “Am I one of the last employees at the Penny Farthing factory?” To put it another way: have I spent the last ten years of my career making hoops and sticks for boisterous young lads,

And so it's come to an end, not with a bang, but with a sad smile. Stephen Colbert's tenure as host of "The Late Show" will end Thursday after almost 11 years, and with his exit comes the completion of the entire series.

The long-running CBS late night franchise came to an end with what the host called a "normal" broadcast, but the surreal, Easter egg-filled program was stuffed with bold-faced names, with one key exception.

It’s almost lights out at “The Late Show,” as Stephen Colbert gets ready to say goodbye this week, and he may not be the last. CBS’s cancelation of “The Late Show,” first launched in 1993 with original host David Letterman,

The Late Show' is ending, leaving one less voice in a genre which may no longer be viable in the era of streaming.

Stephen Colbert and "The Late Show" are officially ending on May 21. What's next for the late-night talk genre on CBS? What about everywhere else?

Stephen Colbert said goodbye to ‘The Late Show’ after CBS cancelled the long-running franchise. Many note the decision came as a move to pacify Donald Trump, who has run a critical campaign against ho

Stephen Colbert in 2016 tried to bring together a nation that was coming apart. On Election Night, Colbert and crew mounted a live special for the Showtime cable network, and as more electoral votes were called for Donald Trump,