Trevor Noah landed the first late-night TV interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and face of the Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking from separate locations Thursday on Noah’s The Social Distancing Show, Fauci called…
People are getting antsy as the coronavirus quarantines stretch out into a week or more, depending on when you closed the lid on your bunker and began ignoring the shouts from outside.
Riding to the rescue are America’s late night comedians, who bring us tidings of comfort and joy from their homes as we all try to…
Trevor Noah updated viewers on the coronavirus situation on his The Daily Social Distancing Show Monday.
He joked that there is “some really good news” for anyone who’s stressing about running out of toilet paper. “There a new online toilet paper calculator that will help people figure out how long your supply will…
Continuing their work-from-home program, the country’s late night comedians soldiered on today, bringing you important takes with a twist of humor that will leave you shaken and possibly stirred.
Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Trevor Noah is in Day 3 of its continuing effort to post new, original content on…
America’s coronavirus lockdown continues, which means the late night political comics and commentators are doing their work from home, using social media to stay current while the broadcast networks show repeats of their classic shows.
Jimmy Kimmel continued his “minilogue” programming from his living quarters. In…
UPDATED: While live productions are on hiatus and networks are running repeats, there are still ways to get some fresh perspectives from your favorite late night commentators – YouTube.
On Wednesday, Comedy Central's The Daily Show with Trevor Noah launched The Daily Social Distancing Show with Trevor Noah, the most…
While late-night TV production has come to a halt due to the coronavirus crisis, we’re getting at a glimpse at how a couple late-night hosts are coping during the shutdown.
CBS’ Late Show host Stephen Colbert made a surprise appearance from his bathtub (yes, you read that correctly), where he filmed a monologue shown…
Strange times breed strange measures, and so it was with the late night television political commentators. Stripped of their audiences over concerns of spreading COVID-19, the commentators tried to carry on as best they could without the laughter, hooting and shouting that marks the audience’s participation in their…
Coronavirus is no laughing matter, but they pay late night commentators big bucks to find the humor in all sorts of unfunny situations. So the show went on tonight, as Stephen Colbert, Trevor Noah, Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers tried to mine the comedy gold hidden in the worldwide pandemic.
Seth Meyers blamed President…
If you’re looking to the White House for guidance on what to do about the coronavirus outbreak, Trevor Noah says don’t.
The Daily Show host took a closer look at the crisis on Monday’s episode of the late-night show and pondered “Is this how we die?”
Noah recapped the latest developments and noted that several…
Trevor Noah started his monologue by airing the complaints of Elizabeth Warren on sexism in her race for the Democratic presidential nomination. “She has a good point,” Noah said, noting that a woman is faced with two choices in discussing the allegation – to be either viewed as a whiner if they acknowledge it, or…
Super Tuesday saw the Democratic presidential candidate race narrowed down to two, Trevor Noah noted. “It was a long way from the original 6,000.”
Noah expressed condolences to Elizabeth Warren, who failed to pick up a single state, including her home state of Massachusetts, coming in third. “It’s like your parents…
