The fallout continues after CBS announced that it's cancelling the Late Show after a three decade run, citing financial issues at the network. The suspiciously timed cancellation came just three days after show host Steven Cobear spoke out against CBS settling a lawsuit with President Trump for $16 million, calling it quote a big fat bribe. A lawsuit that legal experts say the network probably would have won if it went to court.that the show will cease to exist next year shocked many as it recently hit a 10 ...

On this episode of Everybody’s Business, we offer South Park as an example of why CBS cancelling the Late Show may really have been a business decision https://t.co/Rs3IqVf8MS ...

Public Opinion & Media - The document expresses a strong opinion regarding the firing of "Co Bear," suggesting the individual's talent was underestimated [1] - The document criticizes "cancel culture," viewing it as excessive and detrimental to the show [1] - The author indicates a plan to actively engage for the next 10 months, implying a continued presence or response [1]

CBS’s decision to end its long-running “Late Show” franchise touched off a firestorm—and is a grim sign for a challenged television format https://t.co/s8UEcgfBXy ...

Big news from the world of late night stunned a lot of people. Steven Colbear came on his show open last night and said it's over. Our last show is going to be in May of next year, so you still have some time with him.But uh he learned on Wednesday night according to reporting that his show would be cancelled, that his contract would not be renewed. Um obviously there the reason given by Paramount was that it just didn't make financial sense to have these shows anymore. But obviously hanging over all of thi ...