Former TONIGHT SHOW host Jay Leno thinks the over politicization of comedy comes with some major risks for comedians.

The former "Tonight Show" host says his peers fail to appeal to the "whole audience." What world does he live in?

Late-night used to help us laugh off the day. Then it picked a side and lost a lot of us in the process. Here's one take on where it all went wrong.

Stephen Colbert, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, was blindsided by the news of his firing, which came just days after he’d ...

CBS has decided to end the 'Late Show,' a satirical program whose host regularly skewers the US president, citing 'financial ...

Under Stewart, the Daily Show gave late-night a satirical edge, exposing the hypocrisy of politicians and the media with lacerating commentary and smartly edited video clips. A spin-off, The Colbert ...

More late night hosts have weighed in after CBS announced it was canceling "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." ...

Sure, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Colbert go after Trump relentlessly—he is the sitting president, after all, and one ...

Jay Leno’s viral comments criticizing modern late-night partisanship clash with his history of 4,000+ Bill Clinton jokes, ...

If the recently canceled 'Late Show With Stephen Colbert' wins the talk series prize, it won't just be well-earned. It will ...

Jay Leno thinks his former fellow late-night show hosts are alienating audiences with their barbs and jabs against the Trump ...

Leno, who hosted The Tonight Show from 1992 to 2009 (and then again from 2010 to 2014), has now voiced his distaste for the ...