Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert are caught in a war – of ice cream flavors!

Fallon has deemed Colbert’s Ben & Jerry’s Americone Dream flavor so repulsive, that he’s challenged viewers to submit pics of them finding uses for Colbert’s ice cream. Read the rest of this entry »

Stephen Colbert has found Anderson Cooper’s weakness – potty humor. Anderson Cooper lost his cool composure over a lineup of potty jokes when reporting on Gerard Depardieu’s public urination story… and Colbert has a full lineup of puns to up Cooper’s giggle-meter.

Colbert has a roster of celebrity name poop puns that he promises will “slit your joke-ular vein.” Read the rest of this entry »

Jeff Bridges is the shit. Watch Jeff Bridges on The Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert, where he talks about his Oscar win, Lebowski, his music career… and even reads some copy for Summer’s Eve feminine wash.

It doesn’t get much better than that. Read the rest of this entry »

Watch as Stephen Colbert talks about the new Summer’s Eve commercial campaign, featuring “vaginal puppeteering”… and counters with his own penis-centric ad (video).

What do you think of Colbert’s Pine Fresh “Dick Scrub” ad?

Check out the Stephen Colbert Super PAC approval speech above and the full rundown of the committee room action below.

During his speech to a cheering crowd, Colbert announced, “I am a Super PAC and so can you!” Read the rest of this entry »

Watch Stephen Colbert’s Sarah Palin version Paul Revere reenactment in this video… Paul Revere, according to Sarah Palin, fired shots and rang a bell to warn the British.

If not historically accurate, was that even possible? Stephen Colbert sits atop a horse with musket, gunpowder and bell in his own historical reenactment of Sarah Palin’s retelling of Paul Revere’s ride. Read the rest of this entry »

Watch Morgan Spurlock on The Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert, where he discusses his new movie, “The Greatest Movie Ever Sold,” funded entirely by product placement.

Colbert asks if there’s too much advertising in movies? Yes, Spurlock agrees there’s too much marketing in films and society – he asks “Where do we draw the line?” Read the rest of this entry »

Watch James Franco on Stephen Colbert in this Colbert report video, where they have a discussion about Franco being dubbed a Renaissance man.

James Franco thinks that Stephen Colbert would win a Renaissance man-off… and Colbert asks the question we all want answered: “Why do you have to want more than what you have?” Why isn’t James Franco just happy being a movie star? Read the rest of this entry »