Elton John talks to Stephen Colbert about the dizzying highs and lows of his life from 1970-1975 as he became one of the most famous entertainers in the world, all while privately spiraling into drug addiction and despair. Watch the new documentary "Elton John: Never Too Late," which examines this wild period of his life, streaming now on Disney...Read more

The Rush drummer blows the roof off the dump during Drum Solo Week. (From "Late Show," air date: 6/9/11)

Green Falcon has a hard time doing his job when the other Power Falcons refuse to acknowledge his actual name.

Americans are ready to shake up some tired Christmas traditions, Stephen looks into some cold weather dating trends, Canada's prime minister has become deeply unpopular with the public, and England may run out of Guinness due to its surging popularity with a new generation of female drinkers.

Kerry Washington talks about getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the time her parents made a cameo in her movie Bad Company and her plans for the holidays.

A group of people (Chris Rock, Andrew Dismukes, Ego Nwodim, Chloe Fineman, Marcello Hernández, Devon Walker) find an old car while helping their friend (Mikey Day) clean out his grandfather's barn.

Oh HRT, oh HRT. Hormone replacement therapy

Check out the best of Liz's (Tina Fey) flashbacks, including her time as a struggling actor, landing a gig as the 1-900-OKFACE lady and playing the young Nazi boy in The Sound of Music, and her first encounter with Jenna Maroney (Jane Krakowski).

The final frontier is a party of four. Aired 12/20/86

Seth takes a closer look at Trump saying the mysterious drones spotted over the East Coast should be shot down, before a press conference where he claimed that "the government knows what's going on," while refusing to give any answers.

A gallbladder surgery goes off the rails when a nurse (Sarah Sherman) makes a fatal mistake.

Kelsey explains how the homicidal maniac also ended up a songster.

Stephen went viral after dancing with Oprah at Gayle King's surprise party, people across the Northeast want answers about the swarms of drones appearing in the night sky, and China may be tracking us through our air fryers.

Office holiday parties can be pretty dull. This year, why not spice them up with some holiday magic courtesy of our own holiday fantasy Guillermo.

Fred Armisen talks about dedicating himself to his role as Uncle Fester in Netflix's Wednesday and making his Broadway debut in All In: Comedy About Love with John Mulaney before breaking down how drum solos work.