Meanwhile… Our Writers Spark Controversy With Their Emmy Fashions

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “Meanwhile… Our Writers Spark Controversy With Their Emmy Fashions” – below is their description.

Meanwhile… Stephen is forced to launch an emergency edition of “Late Show Chic” after a Boston radio station took aim at writers Ariel Dumas and Eliana Kwartler, who STUNNED on the red carpet at The Emmys. #Colbert #LateShowChic #Meanwhile

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