Because in Hollywood, sometimes the sequel really is better than the original.

The actor and comedian talks about collaborating with Wallace Shawn, embracing the emotion of performance, and his directorial début, “Maddie’s Secret,” in which he plays a food influencer struggling with an eating disorder.

The comedian had blind faith in this 2022 sketch.

The comedian previously announced a break from the talk show.

Years apart made these superstars' hearts grow fonder — mostly.

From one comedy legend to another: "Tonight we honor a man full of greater surprises."

Celebrities like Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford have shown that heroism isn’t limited to the big screen.

Some hosts exited on good terms, while others left amid some form of controversy or conflict.

Like gophers on the Bushwood Country Club golf course, you can't get rid of the cast of this comedy easily.

Hart admits that the line from Hinchcliffe 'wasn't tasteful.'

Griffin, who previously worked for Donald Trump at the White House, reacted in shock over her live flub.

This year's show, hosted by Queen Latifah, delivered plenty of nostalgia.

The comedian quickly bounced back in a public access show that featured guest appearances from Jeff Daniels, Jack White, Eminem, and Steve Buscemi.

It will be preserved in a museum in the city where the comedian began his entertainment career.

"I'm putting a lot of money in their cash register," Allen said.

"It's the best broadcast space in New York City," the host said of filming within the historic Ed Sullivan Theater.

A source close to Davidson has denied Hewitt's claims, noting that the comedian has been present to take care of their daughter.

"Shrek 5" is currently set for the summer of 2027.

Hewitt got emotional shutting down criticism of her appearance after she was photographed with their baby daughter, Scottie, in New York.

The "Weekend Update" tradition was back with another torturous surprise.

"I'm very appreciative," Bella Murphy said of her father's "rule."

The final episode of "Late Show With Stephen Colbert" airs on May 21.

Letterman returned to bid farewell to the late-night talk show he originated in 1993 before handing over the reins to Colbert in 2015.

"We gotta get our s--- out of here. No one's got a job after that night," Colbert said.

On a recent episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," the comedian said the first lady looked like "an expectant widow."

"Cmonnnnnnnn..thats not funny?" the "SNL" comedian wrote.

"Tony is a real guy's guy, or what's more commonly known as a bottom."

The comedian referred to the assassination of the Turning Point USA leader, who was killed last year.

Read some wild stories on how your favorite stars got swole for a role.

Colbert and "The Late Show" will wrap up on May 21.