Late Night with Seth Meyers

There's nothing easier to be nostalgic about than the toys of our youth -- which explains, at least partially, why most people still think Cabbage Patch Kids were not utterly horrifying -- and even 'Late Night' host Seth Meyers is prone to such skewed memories.

The world is a dangerous place, and if warning labels can help even the most basic and obvious of injuries and maladies from occurring, that's a fine thing. (Yes, you can choke on this small object. No, don't put this plastic bag over your head.) But what about products that don't currently come with a warning label and still need them? 'Late Night' host Seth Meyers has a few labels he'd like to s

The cartoons of The New Yorker are notoriously hard to crack, but 'Late Night' host Seth Meyers had an idea to help both the magazine's readership and his own audience to understand them -- live cartoons!

Casting speculation regarding 'Star Wars: Episode 7' reached a fever pitch about six months ago, but in between all the buzz about who will return and who will play an all-new character, no one thought to ask the most essential question of all: but who will be playing Outer Space itself? Step back, Harrison Ford.

A video of Justin Bieber's Miami deposition recently hit the web, and 'Late Night' host Seth Meyers is eager to help justify the Biebs' salty, sassy remarks. Turns out, all those winks actually had a purpose!

The Internet is a very strange place, filled with niche sites that appeal to nearly every person and every subject matter imaginable -- like people who are compelled to "shame" their animals for everyday infractions ("I peed on the floor" and so on) -- but what Seth Meyers wondered last night on 'Late Night' was what if these dogs could be extremely shamed for extreme deeds...

Sure, Seth Meyers gets a few good-natured digs in before Ian McKellen flips the script and quite literally takes over his own 'Late Night,' but that doesn't mean that anyone was having a bad time on the show last night. Meyers, finishing up his first week as 'Late Night' host, welcomed everyone's favorite pair of best friends -- McKellen and Patrick Stewart -- and the results were both charming an

While the Seth Meyers take on 'Late Night' is still feeling itself out (hey, they're only four shows in!), one of the seemingly consistent bits -- a post-monologue chat with Meyers and band leader Fred Armisen -- continues to be a highlight.

Just as Jimmy Fallon finally stepped up to 'The Tonight Show' last week with a star-studded parade of gags, fellow 'SNL' vet Seth Meyers finally made his own way up the ranks with last night's premiere of 'Late Night with Seth Meyers.' The new debut brought not only a spot-on parody of Fallon's "Thank You" sketch, but also some extended animosity between Meyers' first guest Amy Poehler a

A few days ago 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' delighted future audiences with news that Seth Meyers' former 'SNL' co-star Fred Armisen had signed on to lead the house band, and now it seems the new 'Late Night' has another beloved 'SNL' staple headed its way. Not only can we expect Bill Hader's revered "Stefon" to make appearances, but the first week's rounds of guests include everyone fr