Late-night shows are television programs that air during the late-night hours, typically following the prime-time schedule. These shows generally feature a mix of entertainment elements such as monologues, interviews with celebrity guests, musical performances, and comedy sketches. They are known for their informal and often humorous tone, providing a platform for hosts to engage with current events, pop culture, and social commentary. Late-night shows often rely on current news topics and trending issues, allowing hosts to offer their insights, humor, and personal anecdotes. Common formats include interviews with guests ranging from actors to musicians, and the inclusion of regular segments or comedic bits that contribute to the show’s style and identity. The genre is synonymous with hosts like Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Jay Leno, and more recently, Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, and Jimmy Kimmel. Late-night shows play a significant role in shaping public perception of celebrity culture and current affairs through their entertaining and satirical approach.
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