Bruce Springsteen and Steven Spielberg join Colbert's final week

Stephen Colbert will welcome Bruce Springsteen and Steven Spielberg as guests during the final week of The Late Show. The appearances come as the CBS program prepares to end after more than a decade under Colbert's hosting.

The final four episodes begin airing this week. On Monday, the program will present a special edition titled The Worst of The Late Show. Tuesday brings interviews with Jon Stewart and Spielberg along with a musical performance by David Byrne. Wednesday features Springsteen and a session of the Colbert Questionert with additional guests. The series concludes on Thursday, May 21.

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Michael Stipe performs new solo song 'The Rest of Ever' with band on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
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Michael Stipe debuts new solo song on Colbert

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R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe performed his new solo song 'The Rest of Ever' for the first time on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert on Thursday. The track comes from his long-awaited debut solo album, due out later this year. Stipe joined house band leader Louis Cato and The Great Big Joy Machine for the soulful rendition.

David Letterman made a memorable return to the Ed Sullivan Theater on Thursday, joining Stephen Colbert for a segment on The Late Show.

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The Foo Fighters returned to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday night for a high-energy medley of their first and last performances on the program.

The Federal Communications Commission under President Trump intervened to prevent CBS from airing an interview between late-night host Stephen Colbert and Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, citing equal-time rules for political candidates. Colbert defied the order by discussing the incident on air and posting the full interview on YouTube, where it quickly amassed 7.8 million views. The move has provided an unexpected publicity boost to Talarico ahead of Texas primaries.

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In a new interview, Bruce Springsteen has detailed the political focus of his upcoming Land of Hope and Dreams Tour with the E Street Band, set to begin Tuesday in Minneapolis and conclude May 27 in Washington, D.C. He likened the current U.S. climate to 1968 and announced additional protest performances and collaborators.

Larry David announced details of his new HBO sketch comedy series at SXSW, set to premiere on June 26. The show, titled 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America,' will satirize U.S. history with improvised sketches featuring notable guest stars.

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TVLine has released its weekly guide to new and returning TV shows, movies, and specials airing from March 1 to 7, 2026. Highlights include awards ceremonies, docuseries on historical disasters, and season finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms. The schedule features notable stars like Kevin Kline, Jason Bateman, and Rachel Weisz in new projects.

 

 

 

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