Biography Flash: Stephen Colbert's Star-Studded January with Kimmel, Tom Hiddleston and Bernie Sanders

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So let's talk about Stephen Colbert, because the Late Show king has been absolutely *cooking* these past few days. According to episode listings, Colbert just wrapped an incredible stretch of shows starting January fifth with actor Ethan Hawke and political journalist Julia Ioffe discussing everything from Hawke's film Blue Moon to Ioffe's brand new book Motherland. But here's where it gets spicy—the very next night, January sixth, Colbert aired the sketch "Pardon City," which was basically a satirical masterpiece skewering the fact that January sixth rioters were literally celebrating their pardons with a march. The sarcasm? *Chef's kiss.* Colbert then pivoted seamlessly into serious territory when he welcomed Chris Hayes on January seventh to discuss his new political book The Sirens Call, plus Natalie Portman took the famous Colbert Questionnaire while the incomparable Robyn performed her new track Sexistential from her album of the same name.

The momentum didn't stop there. January eighth brought Tom Hiddleston chatting about The Night Manager alongside NPR icon Terry Gross, and then things got absolutely star-studded. Jimmy Kimmel dropped by January twelfth to take the Questionnaire, and Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger appeared to discuss recent politics—hello, major political newsmaker energy. The very next night, January thirteenth, cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed a medley including Bach's Cello Suite prelude and Over the Rainbow while discussing his brand new podcast Our Common Nature. Meanwhile Amanda Seyfried discussed her film The Testament of Ann Lee.

Paul Giamatti and filmmaker Ryan Coogler showed up January fourteenth, and Stellan Skarsgard came through January fifteenth with historian Jon Meacham and guitarist Warren Haynes sitting in with the band. Looking ahead, Bernie Sanders is set to appear January twentieth with a performance by Lucinda Williams, and Chance the Rapper is performing while political scientist Maria Stephan makes an appearance January twenty-second.

The Late Show is absolutely dominating late night with this incredible guest roster. Thanks so much for listening, and please subscribe so you never miss another update on Stephen Colbert. Search Biography Flash for more incredible biographies just like this one. Catch you next time, sweetie!

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