Craig Ferguson

Status Quo

According to reports, Tony Award-winning Brit James Corden will step in to replace Craig Ferguson as host of CBS’s late-night show. But it’s merely a perpetuation of the status quo.

In an interview with Larry King, late-night host Craig Ferguson revealed that when he first came to the U.S., he stayed in the country illegally on a visitor's visa. King quipped: good thing he didn't visit Arizona.

William Shatner is an avid horse rider, and during his "Late Late Show" appearance Monday he somehow talked Craig Ferguson into acting out a visual demonstration -- with Ferguson as the horse. Would Captain Kirk approve?

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Craig Ferguson for the win: The late night host topped Thursday's monologue contest with his string of extreme weather jokes. N.B. his unusual sidekick, putting a different spin on things.

Looks like the (possible) terrorists have lost another round in their battle with late-night comedians. Watch Craig Ferguson have some fun with the police investigation into a suspicious bag of white powder he received Tuesday.

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