Colbert is a deadpan comedian and former cast member on The Daily Show. He is also the star of The Colbert Report. Stephen Colbert has been in the news recently because of a controversial appearance at the 2006 White House Correspondents...
[more]
Colbert is a deadpan comedian and former cast member on The Daily Show. He is also the star of The Colbert Report. Stephen Colbert has been in the news recently because of a controversial appearance at the 2006 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, and because he was banned from Wikipedia.
Comedian Stephen Colbert took the "Night Train" and it nearly left him speechless. Colbert donned a reddish-orange racing suit Sunday and went on a ride with U.S. bobsled driver Steven Holcomb. He was in the black sled that Holcomb had just driven to the four-man World Cup gold medal at Mount Van Hoevenberg. With the crowd at the finish line chanting his name, Colbert hopped into the third slot normally manned by Steve Mesler and tucked in tight between Justin Olsen and brakeman Curtis... Read Full Story
Comedian Stephen Colbert took the "Night Train" and it nearly left him speechless. Colbert donned a reddish-orange racing suit Sunday and went on a ride with U.S. bobsled driver Steven Holcomb. He was in the black sled that Holcomb had just driven to the four-man World Cup gold medal at Mount Van Hoevenberg. With the crowd at the finish line chanting his name, Colbert hopped into the third slot normally manned by Steve Mesler and tucked in tight between Justin Olsen and brakeman Curtis... Read Full Story
Okay, another cut. But this simply must be shared. Also, I would like to make a note that we are a respectable, family-friendly blog, and would never link to this .
Thanks to ESPN.com for publishing the article, and Life.com for the pictures.
Comedian Stephen Colbert goes bobsledding
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Comedian Stephen Colbert took the “Night Train” and it nearly left him speechless.
Colbert donned a reddish-orange racing suit Sunday and went on a ride with U.S. bobsled driver... Read Full Story
Ooh! A new spoiler just showed up, and my first thought was this old video from the ‘Daily Show’.
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c
Do You Believe
www.thedailyshow.com
Daily Show Full Episodes
Political Humor
Health Care Crisis
Click through to hear the juicy news!
Here’s the scoop, from the Baltimore Sun :
Stephen Colbert slides into town
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. // He may be sponsoring the U.S. Speedskating... Read Full Story
(September 21, 2008 - Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images North America) Still reeling from the failure of Barack Obama ’s Chicago Olympics bid? It turns out another American is poised to forever change the face of the Olympic Games: Stephen Colbert . On Monday night’s show, Colbert announced that the Colbert Nation will be sponsoring the US Speedskating team in the 2010’s Vancouver Winter Olympics. Colbert Nation is stepping in after the dissolution of the team’s previous sponsor, Dutch... Read Full Story
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In a move that puts him at the cutting edge of sport sponsorships, comedian Stephen Colbert and his fans will back the U.S. Speedskating team at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, the talk show host said. U.S. Speedskating, the governing body for the sport in the United States, needed a backer after this month's collapse of DSB Bank, a Dutch company that had sponsored the athletes. Colbert, who announced the sponsorship on his show on Monday night, said he wanted to help... Read Full Story
Of the many countries participating at the Vancouver Olympics, add Colbert Nation to the list. On Monday's "The Colbert Report," Stephen Colbert announced his show has become the primary sponsor of the U.S. Speedskating team. The team's largest annual cash sponsor, DSB Bank NV, left the team in the lurch after it declared bankruptcy in October. The name "Colbert Nation" — the catchall for the legion of ardent fans of the satirical Comedy Central program — will be emblazoned on the team's... Read Full Story
For anyone who missed Stephen’s excellent reading of T. Coraghessan Boyle’s hilariously dark short story, “The Lie” on Public Radio International’s Selected Shorts series last year, now is your chance to address that oversight.
According to their introductory message, Symphony Space Live invites you to sample the following (internal links omitted):
Each week you’ll find new, rare, or never-heard-before recordings from your favorite artists. Symphony Space Live brings the excitement of... Read Full Story
