"Stephen is going to evolve and shine brighter than ever in a new format that he controls completely," O'Brien said of Colbert's future after 'The Late Show' ends Dia Dipasupil/FilmMagic; Kevin Winter ...

Conan O’Brien knows a thing or five about late-night talk shows. So he spoke with plenty of authority when he was honored as an inductee at the 27th Television Academy Hall of Fame ceremony Saturday ...

Conan O'Brien spoke in support of "talented" fellow late-night host Stephen Colbert, whose program, The Late Show, got canceled last month O'Brien noted a general "fear" for the future of late-night ...

Conan O'Brien at the Television Academy Hall of Fame Ceremony in Los Angeles Saturday. Conan O’Brien knows a thing or five about late-night talk shows. So he spoke with plenty of authority when he was ...

Conan O’Brien might be known today as one of Hollywood’s most beloved comedians — just ask anyone who tuned in to his Oscars hosting gig. But according to the ex-late-night host and his former ...

Late-night television has been a staple for decades, but after the recent cancellation of The Late Show, the future looks grim. During his induction speech for the Television Academy Hall of Fame, ...

Conan O’Brien believes the future of late-night television may be uncertain, but Stephen Colbert’s career is not. While O’Brien admitted that the traditional late-night format is fading, he made it ...

The evolution of television as we know it continues apace, with viewers more and more choosing when and where to consume their favorite shows and personalities. Perhaps that aspect of it is why Conan ...

Conan O'Brien said late-night television is dying but made bold predictions about "The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert’s future during an award acceptance speech Saturday. O'Brien, known for his "Late ...

While receiving a TV Academy Hall of Fame award, Conan O’Brien offered some thoughts about the state of late-night television. The former late-night host talked to those gathered over the weekend in ...

We’ve heard from various voices in the late-night TV game, including David Letterman, Samantha Bee, and Jay Leno, about their opinions on CBS firing Stephen Colbert and ending The Late Show. But few ...