Pope Leo XIV’s address in English at the publication of his Encyclical Letter Magnifica humanitas, on safeguarding the human person in the age of Artificial Intelligence.
Do listen to all of it. It is very good.
As ‘The Late Show’ and Colbert prepare to sign off, one reality is inescapable: We’re witnessing the end of an institution.
But even in the face of all the political and economic headwinds facing late night, Colbert himself has a reputation for being kind and engaging. As he prepares to sign off the air and embark on his next project—a ‘Lord of the Rings’ movie, the perfect assignment for a die-hard Tolkien fan—more than a dozen big-name guests and colleagues shared their favorite behind-the-scenes Colbert memories with VF—from potentially disastrous technical difficulties to awkward encounters to heartfelt moments that will stick with them for years to come.
More from Laura Bradley:
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Martin Sheen concluding 6th & I West Wing event with a sort of Bartlet pastiche of Sorkin speeches—and then he closes the book and *becomes* Jed Bartlet, speaking from the heart. It’s pretty cool.