Jed Rosenzweig

“We are feeling the plate shift underneath us” Stewart said at a Daily Show FYC event this weekend of the loss of opportunities for writers as big tech moves further into the entertainment business. Deadline‘s Peter White has the story.

As Dennis Perkins writes of the uneasy marriage between late-night hosts and their corporate bosses under Trump 2.0, “the nightly monologue-watch has become an exercise in seeing if our favorite comics will blink.”

Cohen’s return to The Today Show‘s fourth hour next Friday comes amid continued speculation over the future of Watch What Happens Live.

The two former SNL colleagues and longtime collaborators officially announced the stage adaptation of their 2020 Netflix film today.

“I miss them all a great deal,” the Late Night host tells THR’s Lacey Rose in a new interview. “[But] we don’t feel as though the show has been massively affected on a quality level. I don’t feel like we hear from anybody, ‘It’s just not the same.’”