Seth Meyers has found a cult audience for a digital spinoff of his Late Night show on NBC over the last four and a half years ...

Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like reading a letter from Ulysses S.

Emmys: What started as a bit to make himself and his crew laugh has now turned into a beloved YouTube show for "the real ones" The post With ‘Corrections,’ Seth Meyers Is Revealing the Truest ...

Late Night with Seth Meyers segment Corrections, a weekly summation of all of the things that the NBC late-night show has got wrong that week, is asking viewers for help to determine its Emmy ...

Seth Meyers likened his Late Night digital spinoff series Corrections to The Wire – a critically acclaimed show that never won an Emmy. But Meyers, who was nudged out of the main late-night Emmy ...

The surprises kept coming when Meyers entered the studio, encountering a larger group of people, who were wearing birthday hats. “You all could have been at ‘Corrections,'” joked the host.

The belly laughs from the staff in attendance drilled down the inside joke nature of “Corrections,” which is taped with an audience made up only of writers, producers and crew members from Meyers’ ...

This article is going to win a Pulitzer Prize. So said Seth Meyers. To camera. On YouTube. As the first reporter to witness a taping of “Corrections,” a YouTube-only series in which Meyers playfully ...