Late-night hosts react to Stephen Colbert show cancellation
Stephen Colbert faces CBS cancellation of The Late Show in May drawing swift support from Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers John Oliver Jimmy Kimmel and Andy Cohen who hailed him as a great host and person while President Trump mocked the move on Truth Social. Oliver expressed love for Colbert and curiosity about the final months.
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Last Week Tonight Host Mourns Comedy Loss in Erie
HBO’s Last Week Tonight host reflects on the sad news shaking the comedy world. He recalls growing up in England watching Letterman and Stephen, praising the glamour of late-night shows and predicting that the influential figure will continue onward.
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Late night hosts react to Stephen Colbert stepping back
Jimmy Fallon Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel share tributes on Instagram praising Stephen Colbert as a sharp, funny host and a great person while expressing sadness at his departure. Andy Cohen notes CBS exiting the late night race as the lights go out after the news.
Asking Eric Splits on Dates Causes Family Rift
Dear Eric answers three letters on dating finance and boundaries. A son and his wife clash over who should pay on dates, with advice valuing personal finance norms. Another writer seeks peace with a sister over a niece’s wedding amid long-run family conflicts.
Dear Abby column on marriage breakup and teen privacy
A devastated wife in a 30 year marriage suspects her husband’s affair and divorce plan after he abandons her during rehab. She is urged to consult an attorney and move forward. A separate reader, a single mother, worries about her seventeen year old son’s privacy. Abby advises scheduled talks, shared time, and gradual check-ins to reconnect.
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Superman Dominates Second Weekend With 57.3 Million Box Office
Warner Bros DC's Superman led North American theaters in its second weekend with 57.3 million dollars, holding the top spot as Jurassic World Rebirth followed with 23.4 million. I Know What You Did Last Summer and Smurfs opened weakly, while Eddington started with 4.2 million. Final domestic tallies arrive today.
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