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But there’s good news: it contains some hidden lessons about food.

“We cannot be told we can’t see something by Kim Jong-un, of all f*cking people.”

The episode’s climax walked the balance between sarcasm and sentimentality perfectly.

Jon Stewart was there! And George Lucas! And ... Smaug?

Was there anyone not invited to The Colbert Report on Thursday?

Cherish it.

Back in 2006, Colbert delivered one of the most scathing White House Correspondents Dinner monologues ever.

And it’s on video.

What Stephen Colbert does is unique. And there’s a reason why no one else has been able to do what he does.

The podcast turned out to be a contemplation on the nature of the truth — but a surprisingly effective and moving one.

Several theaters across the country reported on Twitter that they had received top-down orders from Paramount not to show the movie in place of The Interview.

The assassination scene in the pulled movies just isn’t good satire.

“The more time spent per page of book, the better critics rated it.”