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'CBS This Morning' co-host John Dickerson appeared on last night's Late Show, where he looks into the crystal ball of journalism to predict how Sean Hannity's newly surfaced relationship with Michael Cohen will affect his future at Fox News. Watch the clip below!

'Just the Funny Parts' author Nell Scovell has written jokes for Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and now - for experimental purposes - Donald Trump. Watch the clip, from last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert, below!

'Black Privilege' author Charlamagne tha God has noticed Americans waking up to the fact that there's still work to be done. Watch the clip from last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert below!

On last night's SNL, the cast parodied a trailer for Netflix documentary 'Wild, Wild Country.' In the 'trailer,' members of a cult (Nasim Pedrad, Kate McKinnon, Beck Bennett, Kenan Thompson) describe their experiences.

In last night's Saturday Night Live cold open, the show brought in an all-star cast to play into the Meet the Parents themed parody. In the sketch, president Donald Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen (Ben Stiller), is questioned by Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro). Watch the clip below!

On last night's Saturday Night Live, the cast performed an epic medley of songs from Les Miserables. But instead of Jean Valjean, Cosette, and the rest of the characters we know and love, the cast was made up of...lobsters?

Claire Foy, known for wearing The Crown in Netflix's series, has stepped out with her castmates for a new photoshoot, and she's rocking her new hairdo.

Bill Maher and his Real Time panelists – Jason Kander, Maya Wiley, Jonathan Chait, and Andy Cohen – answer viewer questions after the show. Watch the clip below!

In his editorial New Rule, Bill Maher argues that it's unfair to impose today's 'woke' standards on yesterday's art. Watch the clip below!

Bill Maher issues a warning: You might be watching a TV station owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group if one of these shows are on the lineup. Watch the clip below!

Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher to discuss the US strike on Syria and the tech industry's use of consumer data. Watch the clip below!

On last night's Real Time with Bill Maher, Bill recaps the top stories of the week, including the U.S. strike on Syria and President Trump's mob boss mentality. Watch the clip below!

With James Comey's 'A Higher Loyalty' set to release on Tuesday, the Republican Party has launched a full-scale attack on the fired FBI director. Stephen Colbert gave his opinions on this during his monologue on last night's episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

On yesterday's Daily Show with Trevor Noah, Trevor talks about the rumor that surfaced that President Trump secretly had a child with a Trump Tower housekeeper. He also talks about how Mark Zuckerberg continues his testimony in Congress following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Seth Meyers takes a closer look at Trump's allies ramping up their attacks on Robert Mueller and Paul Ryan's decision to get out of Washington. He also comments on the Pee Tape allegations, alluding to the fact that it has to be true, because if it weren't, Trump would not be so intent on investigating it.

James Corden welcomes Late Late Show music guest Jamiroquai to Stage 56 to perform his song 'Automation.' Watch the performance below!

James Corden asks Shaquille O'Neal how a man with his credit has his card declined at Walmart, and Shaq explains that a $70,000 bill to fill his new apartment raises flags with credit card companies. James also asks Shaq about his epic rap battle against Ken Jeong, airing on this Sunday's season premiere of Drop the Mic on TBS at 10:30/9:30c.

James Corden welcomes Victoria Beckham to The Late Late Show, where she talks about Prince Harry and Meghan's upcoming wedding. Later, James asks Victoria Beckham about a recent photo of the Spice Girls together and pushes Victoria to get the group together for a very spicy Carpool Karaoke.

Shia LaBeouf appeared on last night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he talks about his new French bulldog puppy, the dog eating its own poop, and spending a month in a cabin in Finland for one of his art projects.

Jack White gets nostalgic on The Tonight Show talking about his old-school process of using retro equipment like a four-track reel-to-reel to record his latest album, Boarding House Reach, and explains how Al Capone inspired his song 'Humoresque.'