Stephen Colbert

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Can Stephen Colbert save America?
A new book argues that Colbert, Jon Stewart and Bill Maher are good for democracy. But is it taking late-night comedy too seriously?
The unsung heroes of Iraq war coverage
Here are some of the voices that delivered the truth about Iraq while the mainstream media failed us.
How the press failed on Iraq
A hard look back at the past five years -- with all its death and destruction and missteps -- reveals that the American media has been sleepwalking through the war.
Stewart rambles, Colbert rallies!
The two late-night darlings of Comedy Central return under "uncomfortable circumstances," with mixed results.
Colbert and Springsteen: Still sexy
We came up with a new list of hot men for 2007, but we still love the guys from last year, too.
Everyone's a comedian
Biden on Giuliani; Giuliani on Obama, Clinton, Ahmadinejad and bin Laden.
Not exactly Stephen Colbert
The sanitized-for-your-protection White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
Warning to Democrats: Steer clear of Colbert
Rahm Emanuel tells his charges that the fame isn't worth the risk.
Outside the Colbert
Stephen plays an earnest killer with extraordinary penmanship.
The Fix
Vanity Fair reviews the O.J. book. The perils of high-definition porn. Plus: Angelina backlash, and DiCaprio says he's not "another piece of cute meat."
How the left caused 9/11, by Dinesh D'Souza
An interview with the conservative polemicist, who accuses the cultural left of provoking al-Qaida's attack in his new book, "The Enemy at Home."
"If you're an act, then what am I?"
Stephen Colbert meets Bill O'Reilly.
White House correspondents: Don't knock Bush
The press corps orders up a kinder, gentler dinner for the president.
Kindler, gentler White House dinner
Because Reagan would've wanted it this way.
Rosie Trumps the Donald
The building tycoon and reality TV star is not a pop-culture hero. He's a bully with a combover.
The sexiest man living!
Forget that other list. We pick the men who really set our hearts aflame -- and there's nary a pretty-boy actor among them.
The Fix
Brad mad about pantless pic. Dowd talks to Stewart and Colbert. Plus: Reese dumped Ryan for cheating?
Colbert feels the love -- from some confused Tom DeLay supporters
DeLay's backers embrace Colbert's faux Fox shtick in a fundraising message.
From Colbert's video to the White House briefing room
Helen Thomas asks the new press secretary: Why did we invade Iraq, anyway?
Cohen: Colbert was rude, and his defenders are dangerous
The Washington Post columnist says the defense of Stephen Colbert spells doom for the Democrats.
The president is not amused
President Bush's reaction to Stephen Colbert that you missed.
Stephen Colbert and the funny/not funny distraction
The defenders of the press shift the debate, and Ana Marie Cox proclaims the winner.
Cheney, Cohen and Colbert: The rhetoric and the reality of free speech
As Cohen lays into Colbert, Cheney trumpets the value of free speech -- in Russia.
Colbert: Not just a flop, but "rude" and "a bully" too
The Washington Post's Richard Cohen says that Colbert should have used his shot to tell Washington things it needed to hear.
The Fool and the Knave
Status-obsessed D.C. journalists tut-tutted at Stephen Colbert's irreverent performance -- ignoring Bush's war against their profession.
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