Late Night TV refers to television programming that airs during the late evening hours, typically after traditional prime-time shows, usually starting around 11 PM. This genre includes talk shows that feature celebrity interviews, comedic sketches, musical performances, and various segments that engage with current events or pop culture. Hosts often use humor and satire to entertain the audience, and these shows may include monologues or commentary on recent news. Late Night TV has become an important platform for political satire and social commentary, reflecting contemporary issues and cultural trends. Prominent examples include shows hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel, among others.
WEST., a seven-member group, returns to late-night television, captivating audiences with daring feats and unexpected journeys. Originally known as "The Night's Imaginary Tribe," the group reclaims Saturday nights, echoing their…