Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' sign finds new home at West Hollywood eatery
Key takeaways
- Perched atop a restaurant in West Hollywood, Calif., is the illuminated Late Show sign — the same one that greeted studio audiences and guests during the show s 11-season run at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City.
- In an Instagram post published earlier this week, the restaurant wrote that the iconic sign that welcomed viewers to so many unforgettable nights has now found a new home right here in the heart of West Hollywood.
- We re incredibly honored to welcome this special piece of late-night television history to WeHo Bistro, the post reads.
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Perched atop a restaurant in West Hollywood, Calif., is the illuminated Late Show sign — the same one that greeted studio audiences and guests during the show s 11-season run at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City.
The sign was acquired by Jeff Douek, the owner of WeHo Bistro, after it was auctioned to benefit the World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit providing meals in communities affected by disasters and humanitarian crises, according to the WeHo Times.
In an Instagram post published earlier this week, the restaurant wrote that the iconic sign that welcomed viewers to so many unforgettable nights has now found a new home right here in the heart of West Hollywood.