Follow live updates about the final episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” at Ed Sullivan Theater as CBS cancels the long-running late-night program.

Stephen Colbert hosted his final episode of The Late Show on Thursday, May 21, after 11 years at the helm of the CBS late-night talk show.

This week was the final episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, ending an 11 year run on politically contentious terms. President Donald Trump has pressured multiple networks to dump late night hosts critical of him.

Stephen Colbert delivers his final monologue, calling his show “the joy machine” and telling his audience his job was to “feel the news with you.” After more than a decade of Colbert angrily attacking conservatives his “joy machine” has finally been shut down. COLBERT: “This… pic.twitter.com/e6JlAl1geU

Stephen Colbert spent a large portion of his Monday night monologue celebrating May the 4th with his fellow "Star Wars" nerds, but the "Late Show" host also made sure to find some time to poke fun at President Trump in there,

Fresh off ending his national broadcast show on CBS, Stephen Colbert showed up on community access television in southeast Michigan.

The final week of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert will feature the host chatting with an old friend and musical performances by two big rock stars (and Colbert himself). CBS ha

The end of Stephen Colbert's CBS 'Late Show' reveals the leftist bubble where late-night comedians are treated as national treasures by Democrats.

Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' has led Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel in viewers for nine years, and he recently hit a season high welcoming the other late night hosts.

Colbert's biting hostility to Trump and other right-leaning politicians showed an anger that couldn't be hidden by labeling his outbursts as comedy.