Seth Meyers: Began his late-night career on Saturday Night Live (2001-2014), where he co-hosted “Weekend Update”. He has earned multiple Emmy nominations as the host of “Late Night with Seth Meyers.”
James Corden: Initially known for his role in UK comedy, Corden became the fourth host of The Late Late Show in 2015.
John Oliver: First known as a correspondent on The Daily Show (2006-2013), Oliver launched Last Week Tonight with John Oliver in 2014.
Jimmy Kimmel: Host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! since 2003, Kimmel’s show is known for his humorous interactions and pranks.
Stephen Colbert: Transitioned from The Colbert Report to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2015, taking over from David Letterman.
Arsenio Hall: Hall hosted The Arsenio Hall Show on Fox from 1989 to 1994, known for breaking molds in late-night by featuring diverse guests.
Jimmy Fallon: Fallon took over The Tonight Show in 2014, known for creating engaging and light-hearted segments that include games and viral challenges.
David Letterman: A legendary figure, Letterman hosted late-night shows for 33 years, first on NBC and then on CBS.
Jon Stewart: Stewart transformed The Daily Show into a prominent platform for political satire during his tenure from 1999-2015.
Conan O’Brien: Known for his absurd humor and unique style, O’Brien hosted late-night shows for nearly three decades.
Jay Leno is widely celebrated for his innovative and edgy humor that transformed late-night television. He is remembered for his approachable style and ability to connect with a broad audience, making him an iconic figure in the genre.
Johnny Carson: Often regarded as the gold standard of late-night hosting, Carson helmed The Tonight Show for 30 years.