Jed Rosenzweig

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins (who is Colbert’s guest tonight) reports that he addresses his network’s statement denying it blocked his interview with James Talarico in tonight’s show.

Politico reports that Kimmel will host the March 10 event in Los Angeles, with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and former Speaker Nancy Pelosi both set to appear.

The FCC’s lone Democrat Anna Gomez blasted the network over its decision to block Stephen Colbert’s interview with Texas state rep—and U.S. Senate candidate—James Talarico, calling it “corporate capitulation” in the face of political pressure.

The over-the-shoulder image of Texas state Rep. James Talarico that aired on Monday night’s The Late Show was, as Colbert himself noted on-air, a stock photo.

With the three-time host returning to SNL March 7, Mikey Day is already floating sequel ideas. His tongue-in-cheek pitch (but don’t rule it out) comes in a new social video for Gosling’s upcoming film, Project Hail Mary.