The Late Show with Stephen Colbert continues to delight audiences with its engaging lineup of guests and performances. Broadcasting weeknights at 11:35 PM ET/PT on CBS, the show is accessible for streaming on Paramount+, providing both live and on-demand options for subscribers of different plans. In addition to its televised episodes, the show is available in audio format as a celebrated podcast, The Late Show Pod Show, which has garnered multiple Webby Awards for its content.
Upcoming episodes promise an exciting array of guests, beginning with a fresh lineup that includes pop icon Lady Gaga, who will take part in “The Colbert Questionert,” a signature segment of the show that invites guests to answer playful yet revealing questions. The episode will also feature New Jersey’s Governor-elect, Mikie Sherrill, adding a political perspective to the lineup.
Entertainment takes center stage with a special performance by the renowned Kristin Chenoweth alongside Stephen Schwartz, showcasing music from the Broadway production “The Queen of Versailles.” Further heightening the anticipation is an appearance by actor Daniel Craig, known for his roles in blockbuster films, including the James Bond series.
The following episodes will bring Michael Shannon and Jessie Buckley into the studio on Wednesday, bringing their distinctive talents to the Late Show audience. Thursday’s lineup features political commentator Jen Psaki, alongside the beloved musical satirist “Weird Al” Yankovic, promising a blend of insightful dialogue and humor.
In addition to its engaging guest segments, The Late Show features a monthly “Book Club” series. This November, Stephen Colbert and Evie Colbert discussed the works of author Niall Williams. For December, the spotlight will shift to author Iida Turpeinen, ensuring that literary discussions are woven into the entertaining fabric of the show.
Fans are encouraged to follow The Late Show’s social media accounts for updates and exclusive content, while press materials, including photos, are available through Paramount Press Express.
Overall, The Late Show continues to provide a platform for an array of voices—from celebrity performances to political insights—while keeping audiences engaged across platforms.
