For months people have been wondering what Stephen Colbert would do when he was hosting the CBS show. Late show He came to an end.
Apparently, his immediate plans were to dance the night away with his staff, loved ones, and stars like Bette Midler at the party Late show Closing party Thursday night.
In the videos shared by Gayle King and her CBS Morning Produced by Gisela Margarita Perez, Colbert can be seen passionately cutting a rug to House of Pain’s “Jumparound,” taking the lyrics to heart and singing while surrounded by a group of people doing the same.
He can also be seen dancing to Outkast’s “Hey Ya” with Bette Midler and his wife Evie Colbert. There again Colbert was singing along and shaking his body “like a Polaroid photo” as the lyrics commanded.
Along with a group of photos of the King with Jean-Baptiste, Effie Colbert and Lin-Manuel Miranda in celebration, CBS Morning The host wrote on Instagram: “I can’t imagine Late Night without Stephen @colbert and yet here we are. I’m not the only one feeling this way and people came out for his wrap party in NYC. They hit the dance floor with Stephen who is clearly ready for things to come — and I can’t wait!”
Earlier this month, King sang Colbert’s praises Hollywood Reporter On the red carpet in THRThe most powerful people at the media party in New York, saying: “I love everything about him. I’ve been on his show several times. The intelligence he has, the intelligence he has, there’s no one like him. “And I can’t wait to see what he does in the next chapter because we all know Steven isn’t finished yet.”
Other stars spotted by paparazzi at the party included Anderson Cooper, Dick Cavett, Katie Couric, Mark Hamill, Tiffany Haddish, Drew Barrymore, Ewan McGregor, Padma Lakshmi, Bernadette Peters, Keegan-Michael Key, Patton Oswalt, Steve Buscemi, and “Weird Al” Yankovic, who made memorable appearances in the first installment. Late show After Colbert announced he was canceling his show and Thursday night he was a guest Daily showwhere Colbert apparently got his start late at night.
He was also joined by a number of stars who appeared in the final Late show Including Paul McCartney, as well as John Oliver and Paul Rudd.
The party kicked off at 8 p.m. Thursday at New York’s Event Space, Second, according to an invite reviewed by Page six. Invitation, according to Page six and other outlets, she said, “This is a cover! (Party)” and asked people to wear “Fired & Festive!” clothes.
Colbert ended his 11-year run Late Show Thursday night with what the host described as a “normal” finale episode that included a slew of celebrities and an inter-dimensional wormhole that swallowed the Ed Sullivan Theater. The largely politics-free finale did not include a single reference to President Donald Trump, and there was another star who did not participate in the show: Colbert’s “white whale” guest, the Pope, who canceled the show at the last minute, the show joked.
Colbert’s next endeavor is to transport J. R. R. Tolkien fan to Middle-earth where he is co-writing the next installment of Lord of the Rings privilege. Beyond that, the host insisted he wanted to remain focused on finishing the match Late Show As much as he could before thinking about other future moves. However, Myers told last January that he and his old collaborators, many of whom work with him at Late ShowWe’ll “do something else together.”
He recently told Colbert THR He started sending scripts right after the film was announced Late Show And that he could see “creating another show” and still have the desire to perform.
“I have to stay in front of the lens, baby,” he joked.
However, this weekend, Colbert and his family, who were all at the Ed Sullivan Theater for his final episode, will head to D.C. for his brother’s wedding. He celebrated his son’s graduation from college last Monday as well.
