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Stephen Colbert jokes about new venture following The Late Show cancellation
Stephen Colbert ends The Late Show amid CBS cancellation and explores offers from Netflix and Amazon as advertising revenue declines, CBS says.
- Stephen Colbert's late-night show was canceled due to significant financial losses, reportedly as high as $40 million per year, according to CBS Head George Cheeks.
- CBS CEO George Cheeks confirmed that the cancellation was due to sustainability issues, stating, "At the end of the day, it just wasn’t sustainable to continue."
- Protests occurred outside the headquarters of The Late Show in New York City following its cancellation, as explained by George Cheeks.
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Staten Island AdvanceStephen Colbert has a new TV gig after ‘Late Show’ cancellation
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The Independent (US)Stephen Colbert jokes about new venture following The Late Show cancellation
The late night host also said he would ‘entertain offers from Amazon’
Stephen Colbert courts Netflix and Amazon for a new job in 'Late Show' monologue: 'I'm available in June'
CBS announced the cancellation of the storied talk show franchise in July.CBS Stephen Colbert debuts JD Vance parody, courts Netflix on 'The Late Show'Attention, Ted Sarandos: Have your people call Stephen Colbert's people.The ousted late-night host is thinking ahead and courting Netflix for a job after he debuted a new JD Vance parody character, "Little Prince Vance," in his monologue on the latest episode of The Late Show. He'll also entertain…
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