Creatorverse: Late Night Is Evolving Into Its Creator Era
The late night comedy landscape is shifting as Stephen Colbert's show concludes, paving the way for new creators. Ben Gleib and Julian Shapiro-Barnum are set to launch their own late night shows on YouTube, reflecting the changing dynamics of the genre. With traditional ratings declining, these creators aim to engage audiences in innovative ways that resonate with modern viewers.
- ▪Stephen Colbert's show ended with its highest-rated episode amid a ratings boom for late night.
- ▪Ben Gleib's show 'Good Night' will allow viewers to interact digitally before episodes are posted.
- ▪Julian Shapiro-Barnum's 'Outside Tonight' will curate content from various creators for a weekly audience.
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Home > Commentary & Analysis > Columns Creatorverse: Late Night Is Evolving Into Its Creator Era As Stephen Colbert’s show ends, Ben Gleib and Julian Shapiro-Barnum are preparing to launch their shows Kayla Cobb May 27, 2026 @ 3:00 PM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Key art of "Outside Tonight with Julian Shapiro-Barnum" (Photo Credit: YouTube) Her Creatorverse readers, It’s a bittersweet time to be a late night comedy fan. As Stephen Colbert leaves the space, two creators — Ben Glieb and Julian Shapiro-Barnum — are attempting to become the new late night hosts of the internet age.
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