Matt Wilstein

The Tony-winning star reveals how playing the former first lady for Colbert helped people take her “seriously” as a comedic actress and led to her new solo show “Nobody Cares.”

The late-night host said he wasn’t planning on hosting the Oscars next year but now he just might so Trump can “watch on the TV in the rec room at Rikers.”

The iconic dog puppet confronted the “who’s who of who’s off their meds” outside the Manhattan courthouse on the first day of Trump’s criminal trial.

The comedian closed out his “Saturday Night Live” monologue with a plea to “stop the suffering, stop the violence.”

The increasingly popular comedian still doesn’t think of herself as a celebrity, but has plenty of funny stories to share about the huge stars in her social circle.

In this exclusive clip from the new Apple TV+ film “STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces” the comedian reveals exactly how he broke the mold.

Veteran stand-up comic Kyle Kinane reveals the “cold-blooded” way he lost his gig at Comedy Central and discusses his latest one-hour special “Dirt Nap” on The Last Laugh podcast.

After brutally roasting the night‘s nominees, Kimmel won back the room by praising the “union town” that Hollywood proved itself to be this past year.

In his long-awaited return to hosting “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart made almost no distinction between America’s two elderly presidential candidates.

Ahead of his big return to “The Daily Show,” Jon Stewart is finally commenting on those “creative differences” with Apple.

The stand-up comic and author of the new memoir “Subculture Vulture” talks “offensive” comedy, speaking out against antisemitism, and his wife’s topless performance.

The Emmy-winning star of “The Bear” worked in a subtle reference to her past comments calling out musical guest Jennifer Lopez during her “SNL” hosting gig.

Maria Bartiromo seemed genuinely taken aback when Trump called President Xi a “good friend.”

“Norm emerged late,” “SNL” writer Jim Downey revealed in a new interview with Al Franken, who was also in the running for the gig.

The comedian discusses his ex-writing partner-turned-insurrectionist Jay Johnston, why he never wants to work with Bill Maher again, and the trend of deliberately offensive jokes.

A representative for the actress said she was “very hurt and disappointed by the reference in the film.”

The pair of “Daily Show” correspondents tease their upcoming series of “comedic town halls” and reveal how they really feel about the search for someone to replace Trevor Noah.

The comedian initially apologized—and then doubled down—after drawing inevitable backlash for listing five ways that “Hitler was preferable to Trump.”

“[Director] Chris Columbus, and others, were begging me to make a cameo” Trump claimed, saying he “didn’t want to do it” and only agreed because they were so “persistent.”

The podcaster was caught off guard by a live fact-check from his own team that revealed it was Trump—not Biden—who made the gaffe in question.