The Writers Guild of America is calling on New York Attorney General Letitia James to investigate CBS’ cancellation of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” accusing the network’s parent company of attempting to bribe President Donald Trump amid a high-stakes corporate merger, The Hill reported. The Writers Guild of America East and West represents writers on the … Read more
As another season of Jeopardy! comes to an end, host Ken Jennings has opened up about whether he can see himself staying on the show forever or if he might be tempted to step away after a few years at the helm. Jennings, 51, has firmly cemented himself as host of the long-running show, following Alex Trebek‘s death from pancreatic cancer at … Read more
Sharon Osbourne, Ozzy Osbourne. Credit: Getty Images Supported by her children, Sharon Osbourne stood in silent grief as she placed a single rose for her late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, during a tearful farewell that brought the city of Birmingham to a standstill. Less than three weeks before the legendary Ozzy Osbourne died, the Prince of Darkness stood … Read more
In a surprising and significant move, Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott has set the stage for a new era at the network. In a decision that has sent shockwaves through the media landscape, Scott announced the promotions of rising stars Rachel Campos-Duffy and Lawrence Jones, signaling a dramatic shift in the network’s direction and its … Read more
**”David Letterman Drops Bombshell on CBS After Stephen Colbert’s Sudden Firing – You Won’t Believe What He Said on Air!”** Unlike Stephen Colbert’s late-night TV contemporaries, four of whom—Jon Stewart, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon—showed up on his The Late Show on Monday night, David Letterman hasn’t made an official statement about the late-night series he originated back in … Read more
In a move no one saw coming, the Golden State Warriors have signed former league MVP Russell Westbrook to a one-year veteran minimum deal — sending shockwaves through the NBA community and raising eyebrows across the Western Conference. The news broke early Monday morning, just days after the 2025 NBA Free Agency window opened. According to multiple … Read more
The abrupt cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert by CBS, announced on July 17, 2025, sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, ending a 33-year franchise and igniting a firestorm in the late-night industry. CBS called it a “purely financial decision” against a “challenging backdrop in late night,” citing losses of tens of millions annually despite … Read more
**It wasn’t the joke that killed The Late Show. It wasn’t the ratings, the budget, or the shifting winds of late-night TV. It was a question—a single, sharp demand for integrity—that echoed louder in its aftermath than any punchline ever could.** And that’s the irony. In an industry built on noise, it was silence that … Read more
**In an era when late-night TV is supposed to be dying, it just became the hottest battlefield in America. And the first casualty? Stephen Colbert—axed, erased, and suddenly at the center of a comedic mutiny that no one saw coming.** It’s the punchline no one wanted, and the setup is almost too bizarre … Read more
When a City Refuses to Mourn: Birmingham Turns a Funeral into Rock’s Wildest Homecoming—As Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Procession Brings Tens of Thousands to the Streets, Grief Collides with Celebration and the Ordinary Becomes Legendary. Behind the Tears, Fans Defy Sadness with Cheers, Balloons, and Leather, While Rumors Swirl About the Real Meaning of This Unprecedented … Read more