Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” sign has been relocated to a new location in West Hollywood, according to multiple reports. The sign—previously associated with the CBS late-night program—has been placed on top of WeHo Bistro, an eatery in the area. The move follows the show’s end of its presence in the community: one outlet notes that “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” had ended locally in the prior month, but the sign remains as a visible landmark. Both sources describe the sign as a prominent, colorful reminder tied to the show, now displayed on the restaurant’s exterior rather than at its former venue. The reports characterize the relocation as a surprising new home for the sign, with no additional details provided about how the restaurant acquired it or whether any other related memorabilia has been moved.
Stephen Colbert’s Late Show sign is moved to a West Hollywood restaurant
Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” sign has been relocated to a new location in West Hollywood, according to multiple reports. The sign—previously associated with the CBS late-night program—has been pl...
- Stephen Colbert’s “The Late Show” sign has been relocated to West Hollywood.
- The sign is placed on top of WeHo Bistro.
- The move is reported as happening after the show’s local presence ended the previous month.
- The sign remains displayed publicly as a reminder of the late-night program.
The late-night TV community may have said goodbye to “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” last month, but a big, colorful reminder of the show has found a new home.
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