In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the much-beloved TV hosts guested on each other's virtual late night shows on Tuesday.

The three late-night TV hosts teamed up for a rare joint opening to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump.

Would that be a trick, or a treat?

Robert Kaseberg filed a copyright infringement lawsuit last week alleging one of his blog posts and three of his tweets have been used in monologues on the TBS show 'Conan' this year.

He doesn't need the money, but if Donald Trump's presidential campaign falters, late-night comics would surely pass the hat to keep it going.

Johnny Carson is the most popular late-night TV host -- a decade after his death -- according to the results of a poll released Tuesday.

Wednesday's attack on French satirical publication 'Charlie Hebdo' resonated with late night comedians, who took a break from cracking wise to reflect on the tragic event.

Joan Rivers was a favourite guest on late night talk shows, so it's no surprise late night hosts paid tribute to her on Thursday's shows.

It may be funny, but has Conan O'Brien gone too far with his latest spoof of Rob Ford?

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was back in the crosshairs of late night TV hosts on Thursday.