Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Canceled by CBS After 10 Years

Summary: Stephen Colbert’s tenure as host of The Late Show will end in May 2026, a decision CBS described as “purely financial.” CBS will not replace Colbert or continue The Late Show, which has been a cornerstone of the network’s lineup since its launch in 1993. The cancellation announcement came amid a difficult time for CBS’s parent company, Paramount Global, which is currently seeking approval for a major merger. Stephen Colbert’s run as host of The Late Show will come to a close in May 2026, CBS announced Thursday, ending a decade-long stretch that redefined political satire on late-night television.

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‘The Last of Us’ Season 3 Confirmed for 2027—Will It Be the Final Chapter?

Summary: The Last of Us season 3 is expected in 2027 on HBO Max, led by showrunner Craig Mazin, possibly for two more seasons. Season 2 has 16 Emmy nominations but a lower audience score than season 1 on Rotten Tomatoes, with changes in cast and creator. Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann’s work on The Last of Us show is praised, with plans for potential additional seasons already in discussion. The Last of Us season 3 is set to arrive in 2027, so fans will have to wait a little while to see new episodes on HBO Max. Season 3

Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Canceled by CBS After 10 Years

Summary: Stephen Colbert’s tenure as host of The Late Show will end in May 2026, a decision CBS described as “purely financial.” CBS will not replace Colbert or continue The Late Show, which has been a cornerstone of the network’s lineup since its launch in 1993. The cancellation announcement came amid a difficult time for CBS’s parent company, Paramount Global, which is currently seeking approval for a major merger. Stephen Colbert’s run as host of The Late Show will come to a close in May 2026, CBS announced Thursday, ending a decade-long stretch that redefined political satire on late-night television.