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Stephen Colbert responds to Donald Trump celebrating after CBS cancelled 'The Late Show': "Go f--- yourself." 📷: CBS #LateShow #StephenColbert

Stephen Colbert issues a 41-second statement on the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk — and leaves the audience with a dark final line. “We here at The Late Show learned that Charlie Kirk, a prominent right-wing activist, was k*lled at a speaking engagement in Utah. Our condolences go out to his family and all of his loved ones. “I’m old enough to personally remember the political violence of the 1960s. And I hope it is obvious to everyone in America that political violence does not solve any of our political differences. Political violence only leads to more political violence. And I pray with all my heart that this is the aberrant action of a madman and not a sign of things to come.”

Billie performing “LUNCH” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert @colbertlateshow

This video of @stephenathome and @oscarthegrouch singing about whether things would get better or worse is not new, although it could have been filmed today. It was filmed 6 years ago in 2019 — even before the pandemic! But, as tough as it can be sometimes to stay hopeful, to stay optimistic, we must keep trying. We must always strive for the world we wish to live in and do everything possible to make it so. So yes, as Stephen Colbert sang 6 years ago, “The news is overwhelming and it’s hard to leave the couch,” but I urge you to get up, keep fighting for what and who you believe in, and do not lose hope that things can get better. If Oscar can believe it… #inspireheartsandminds

Stephen Colbert spent a day living like Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, and the scale of luxury was unreal. Private jets were simply transportation. Breakfast happened alongside billion-dollar deals. Every moment reflected a level of wealth most people can’t even picture. For one day, Colbert stepped into a world where excess wasn’t for show—it was just normal life. Follow us (@simplyougrow) for everything related to entrepreneurs. Media: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

So this might be a parody from ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,’ but honestly, we expect to hear this all summer long.

@profbriancox explores the wonder of human life set against the vast backdrop of galaxies captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. #Colbert #JamesWebbTelescope #Space

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The deepest gift often comes wrapped in the pain you wish never happened. Stephen Colbert once said he learned to “love the thing I most wish had not happened.” That’s a radical idea, because it’s not about pretending suffering is good, but about realizing that existence itself is a gift. And with existence comes suffering. You can’t escape that. If you’re grateful for your life, you don’t get to pick and choose only the good moments. Gratitude demands all of it, the joy, the heartbreak, the loss. Because what loss really gives us is awareness of others’ pain. And that awareness allows us to connect, to love more deeply, and to truly understand what it means to be human. When you accept suffering, it doesn’t make life easier, but it makes you more human. It makes you capable of compassion. It makes you grateful not just for what you’ve endured, but for the way it allows you to recognize the humanity in others. That’s the paradox: the very things you wish didn’t happen often give you the gift of becoming more alive, more connected, more human. So the question is, what’s the point of being here if you don’t lean into your full humanity? Not the best, not the perfect, just the most human you can be. And that means acknowledging your pain, carrying it, and still choosing gratitude for the gifts hidden within it. Follow @elevateshift and start growing today. Elevate your mindset. Dominate your life. 💯 #pain #grief #gratitude #life #real #inspiration #love #faith #mindset #grateful

On The Late Show’s “Russia Week,” Stephen Colbert spent a day with Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, stepping into a lifestyle few could imagine. Private jets were treated as everyday transport, breakfast happened alongside billion-dollar deals, and his Moscow estate included secret rooms, pools, and even a dungeon for throwing axes. The visit showed that for Prokhorov, excess wasn’t for show — it was simply normal life. One moment summed it up perfectly: when asked if he owned a yacht, he casually replied, “Yes — but I don’t know where it is.” For Colbert, it was a rare glimpse into a world of wealth and extravagance so far removed from ordinary life that it felt almost unreal. Follow @profitagnosis for more insights on business, money & tech. #business #entrepreneur #stephencolbert #billionaire #privatejets #yatch