The 1989 dramedy has been a favorite among LGBTQ+ audiences for some time.

Colbert's final “Late Show” broadcast airs May 21 on CBS.

"I don't think Sydney Sweeney was acting," said one viewer.

The "Saturday Night Live" alum took on the rapper and the far-right activist, all in the name of knocking a Trump-adjacent comic.

Kimmel made the same gesture when Colbert's predecessor, David Letterman, said goodbye to "The Late Show" in 2015.

The actor and comedian reflected on the "staggering" past several months while signaling his desire to bring "mental health out of the shadows."

The White Stripes frontman highlighted "the most frustrating part" in his latest condemnation of the president.

Besides copyright and trademark infringement, the British pop star has accused Samsung Electronics of breaching publicity rights.

Colin Jost advised the "SNL" crowd to "let the president calm your fears" over the deadly outbreak on a cruise ship.

The actor revealed how she balanced her diagnosis with roles on “Abbott Elementary” and “Hacks.”