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CHICAGO — Chicago’s Second City comedy theater, which has seen significant recent turnover in creative and administrative staff, will honor its illustrious roots and help its own future with a new artistic advisory board of illustrious former performers, as curated by alum Stephen Colbert.

‘Late Show’ host and Second City alum will be chair of the group meant to ‘help encourage a new generation.’

Exactly a week after returning to “The Late Show” after a bout of COVID-19, host Stephen Colbert is canceling the taping of more new episodes due to “a recurrence” of the highly contagious virus.

Monday’s revelation came via the show’s official Twitter account, which added “The Late Show will not be taping new episodes until further notice.”

Late-night hosts discuss the Republican congressman’s Roe v Wade tweet, and Madison Cawthorn’s latest scandal

Late-night hosts discussed the leaked draft opinion that would overturn Roe v Wade, as Republicans focus instead on the leak

Ali Wong, Roy Wood Jr., Amber Ruffin and Hasan Minhaj are all on this critic's shortlist of candidates for the job.

Late-night hosts respond to the leaked draft opinion that would overturn Roe v Wade with a conservative majority

Late-night hosts discuss Mark Meadows’ trove of incriminating texts, and Trump forgetting his endorsement of JD Vance

In the 1990s, when Congress was embarking on yet another reckless attempt to legislate public prayer in public schools, the Republican senator from Oregon, Mark O. Hatfield, asked for the floor. Hatfield, an evangelical and lifelong Baptist, testified that he had frequently prayed in school — typically before math tests.

The annual black tie event is back for the first time in three years, amid accusations that it shows the cosy relationship between politicians and reporters