Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel are not planning to go anywhere after CBS axed Stephen Colbert's show, sources told Page Six.

The 'Last Week Tonight' host also sounds off on Stephen Colbert's "horrible, horrible" news and the future of the format.

Fear not, late-night fans, Jimmy Fallon will continue gracing America’s television screens. Following the shocking news last ...

It was a casualty of audience migration — away from legacy television toward streaming, social media and podcasts.

Oliver's Emmy-winning "Last Week Tonight" is structured around one main segment each week that dives deep into a particular topic. Recent subjects have included juvenile justice, AI and deferred ...

The “Last Week Tonight” host, 48, responded to Leno, 75, recently criticizing late-night TV hosts for alienating half their ...

Talk show king Stephen Colbert’s brutal axing at CBS has fellow late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon ...

CBS announced that they were cancelling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in July. Just one month later, Stephen landed a ...

In early August 2025, former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly criticized CBS Mornings co-host Gayle King on his social ...

In the aftermath of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert ‘s cancellation, one late-night host’s show is reportedly safe from ...

Jimmy Fallon’s late night spot at NBC is safe – for the moment – after signing an extension to his multi-million-dollar contract until 2028.