The suit may be a totem of conventionality, but for late-night hosts, it has become a useful tool.
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The suit may be a totem of conventionality, but for late-night hosts, it has become a useful tool.
By Jacob Gallagher
Stephen Colbert’s 11-season run behind the “Late Show” desk came to a close last night. And with that, there is one less man in a suit to watch on late-night television.
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