NBC's “The Tonight Show” has been on hiatus since May because of the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike.

Maher dismissed late-night comedians as predictable liberal mouthpieces who only say what their audiences want to hear.

Unfunny late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel is being pummeled for his latest effort to stay relevant as the writers and actors strike rolls on.

Since writers have gone on strike, late-night shows have gone dark. Now, after being called out, Jimmy Fallon is paying out of his own pocket.

The effects on the rest of the TV industry will depend on how long a strike by the Writers Guild of America lasts.

There is no doubt late-night is struggling; it just isn’t for the reasons the industry would like us to believe.

"My book cover is awesome...Take a look at that," the Fox News star gushed during the reveal on his eponymous talk show.

Greg Gutfeld's cable news show has no business beating any of its broadcast competition in late-night, but it does.

Greg Gutfeld will star in a Super Bowl commercial as Fox promotes its late-night TV king to a large national audience.

A longtime sports commentator says he wants to take over for Jimmy Kimmel, but it would just be one left-winger replacing another.