The 80-year-old late-night powerhouse also acknowledged the changing landscape in the industry and how people are increasingly watching clips online and not the TV broadcast, crediting Fallon, who

Meyers' comments were made before Stephen Colbert announced that CBS has canceled his late night show. There have been a plethora of rumors surrounding the late night landscape amid the current political climate. Following the news about Colbert's show, rumors that ABC will follow suit by discontinuing Jimmy Kimmel Live! surfaced.

For some of Us who are chronically online, Andy Samberg was the first person who came to mind after Seth Meyers announced the death of his dog, Frisbee. Meyers, 51, broke the news earlier this month that Frisbee,

From Jimmy Kimmel to 'The Daily Show,' calling out the actions of the bully in the White House has by default become a public service of late-night TV.

Ever since Samberg’s hatred for a tiny pup went public, it’s become an ongoing joke. So much so that Meyers got fellow “SNL” alum Amy Poehler to play a prank on Samberg last month on her podcast “Good Hang.”

Two comedians are alway better than one, especially when it comes to John Oliver and Seth Meyers. The comedy duo will perform at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on March 30, and tickets are officially under $100.

Local News Seth Meyers to make tour stop in Columbus this October Seth Meyers will stop by Columbus' Mershon Auditorium on Oct. 25 as part of his tour.

Seth Meyers shared that his family's dog Frisbee recently died at age 14, writing in a touching tribute, "She was at her best curled in your lap."

Seth Meyers announced on Tuesday, Aug. 19, that his family's 14-year-old Italian Greyhound, Frisbee, has died.