CBS will reportedly pay a licensing fee for the unauthorized use of Peanuts‘ theme “Linus and Lucy” in Stephen Colbert’s Late Show finale. For those unversed, “Linus and Lucy” is a widely recognized ...

The proceeds from the payout will go to charity.

Stephen Colbert pulled a prank of sorts on CBS before leaving "The Late Show" with unlicensed use of "Linus and Lucy" from Peanuts.

Honda recalls 3,364 vehicles due to improper repairs linked to fuel pump issues, marking the sixth recall for this problem.

Deadline was the first to announce the untitled Jan. 6 drama project. Penn and Projected Picture Works are represented by CAA. Cooper is represented by Range Media Partners. Netflix released a preview ...

On Thursday, June 18, former late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert attended the dedication ceremony for the opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, Illinois ...

CBS has reached a licensing agreement with the music company that owns the famed “Peanuts” song used by late-night host Stephen Colbert during his final show last month, with the funds set to go to ...

While bidding farewell, Stephen Colbert tried to stick it to CBS one last time on "The Late Show." During a segment on the series finale, the comedian, while discussing recent lawsuits filed by the ...

Colbert got one last hit in on CBS during his "Late Show" finale last month by playing Vince Guaraldi's "Peanuts" song, "Linus and Lucy," without licensing it for use. Now, the eye network is paying ...

Proceeds from the deal will go to World Central Kitchen, Lee Mendelson Film Productions confirmed on Tuesday.

Stephen Colbert's costly prank on CBS didn't cost peanuts. But it's got the most delicious ending. Well, it did. And here's the best part: CBS made a deal to pay LMFP money, and LMFP then revealed it ...