Stephen Colbert Fights Tears In Moving Memorial Tribute To Staffer Amy Cole
Monday's episode of CBS' The Late Show ended with a black title card paying tribute to executive assistant Amy Cole, who had died the day before.
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Monday's episode of CBS' The Late Show ended with a black title card paying tribute to executive assistant Amy Cole, who had died the day before.
Stephen Colbert fought back tears as he ended Monday’s episode of CBS’ The Late Show with a black title card paying tribute to his late, longtime executive assistant Amy Cole, who had died the day before in New York following a brief illness. Cole had been battling cancer, according to colleagues who posted tributes on …
Stephen Colbert ended the April 1 episode of The Late Show on a somber note by mourning the death of his team member Amy Cole, who died at age 53.
Colbert choked up during a tribute for Cole, who died on March 31 following a battle with cancer. She worked as an executive assistant on the show for nearly two decades.
The Marietta College campus and local community are invited to a special presentation — Christian Nationalism and Democratic Crisis — by guest lecturer Dr. Randall Balmer, who is the John Phillips Chair in Religion at Dartmouth.Balmer, an Episcopal priest, is an authority on 20th-century American religion, evangelicalism, and the origins of the religious right. He was invited to speak to campus by Dr. David Torbett, Marietta’s Israel Ward Andrews Professor of Religion, who reviewed two of Balmer’s books for a journal.