Stephen Colbert is one of the comedians who have blurred the lines between politics, hard news, and comedy. He keeps it up by using his “Difference Maker” segment to highlight a Philadelphia man named Patrick Rodgers who sued Wells Fargo and won. However, he also points out that the man is a vampire. In the segment, Colbert is outraged at CNN anchor Don Lemon’s apparent calmness toward his interview subject’s long pointy teeth, and then bombards Lemon at his studio to complain about his “lack” of journalistic integrity to find out the truth about Rodgers. Dan Rather provides the voice of experience and reason about interviewing vampires, and Colbert himself…

How about a little Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert on the go? Comedy Central is adapting to the times and going mobile with their websites for The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. Both now feature brand new interfaces that allow you to navigate through material on your iPhone or iPad with ease. Both sites boast formats that make the newest videos and most popular clips just a touch away. They also devote a section at the bottom to their next guest as well as a brief list of others due on the show. You can give the sites a test run on your desktop or laptop by clicking here…

Politics and music. Who knew they could mix? Well, Stephen Colbert did. Recently on The Colbert Report, he announced that MOVITS! new album, “Out Of My Head”, will be available for streaming on his website until April 5th, when the album officially drops. There is no need to take the left or right side on this announcement. The Swedish music group is dead center; they are something everyone will enjoy. Check out their tunes now! by Lonnie Nemiroff

TV star and funnyman Stephen Colbert is trying to expand his celebrity on an intergalactic level by asking his fans to write in his name for an online NASA election that will name a new room in the international space station. Voters are given the option to name the room one of four things: Earthrise, Legacy, Serenity and Venture as the poll says the name “should reflect the spirit of exploration and cooperation embodied by the space station.” These options don’t include write-in responses. Colbert, who felt his name applies to the situation, could gain enough votes to win, but NASA could overrule the decision since its voting rules state…

Actress Tina Fey was voted AP’s Entertainer of the Year, an annual honor chosen by newspaper editors and broadcast producers across the country. The 38-year-old comedian beat out actors Robert Downey Jr. and the late Heath Ledger for the top honor. Sharon Eberson, entertainment editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, said, “Tina Fey is such an obvious choice. She gave us funny when we really needed it and, in a year when women in politics were making huge strides, Fey stood out in the world of entertainment.” Not only did she win audiences across the country with her appearances on “Saturday Night Live” with her impersonations of Governor Sarah Palin, but…

Will Smith (Hancock, Seven Pounds) was a guest on the Colbert Report last night and Stephen Colbert asked him if he supports Barack Obama because he secretly wants to play him in a movie of his life. Watch the entire interview from our friends at Comedy Central below. The Colbert Report airs Monday – Thursday at 11:30/10:30C on Comedy Central.

Watch Stephen Colbert and John Legend sing the National Anthem last night on The Colbert Report (4/14)!