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Drive-By Truckers and Jason Isbell shared the stage on Colbert for the first time in 18 years, performing a Decoration Day-era track.
Patterson Hood called Decoration Day the band’s masterpiece and highlighted Isbell’s integral role in the album’s legacy.
Isbell and Truckers have not staged a full reunion; future onstage reunions are possible but no full reformation is planned.
Isbell’s 2026 tour with his 400 Unit is already announced, signaling ongoing collaborations beyond Colbert.
The Colbert performance followed other onstage collaborations, including a 2017 Nashville onstage moment with Isbell and Truckers.
There was also a 2021 Shoals Fest impromptu sit-in with Isbell on guitar and vocals.
The Decoration Day reissue includes bonus tracks, a new remix, and a 2022 live recording.
Rolling Stone notes the ongoing relationship between Isbell and the Truckers despite not planning a full reunion.
The piece also lists other trending news and confirms Rolling Stone’s affiliation with Penske Media Corporation.

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Prince Harry lip-synced as Alison Hammond on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, recreating a viral Bake Off moment and sparking online laughter.
The spoof aligns with Hammond's 2024 Bake Off exchange with Mark Lutton, echoing a widely shared TV prank that delighted fans.
Fans praised Harry's lip-sync skills, with some calling the moment 'scary good' and highly entertaining.
The piece notes a 2017 interview moment when Alison Hammond attempted to interview Harry, framing the modern clip as part of ongoing royal-media exchanges.
HELLO emphasizes Hammond's viral status and Harry’s recognition of her influence, highlighting their playful media dynamic.
The article highlights enthusiastic fan reactions on social media to the lip-sync moment.
HELLO notes this moment as Harry's second Late Show appearance, following his Spare promo in January 2023.
The reference recounts the 2024 New Year's Day Bake Off exchange where Mark Lutton's mispronunciation became a breakout joke.
The piece frames the moment within a broader trend of Hammond-linked royal appearances and viral memes.
HELLO positions the clip among celebrity meme moments in royal-related social media culture, underscoring its transportive appeal.

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Prince Harry made a surprise appearance on The Late Show and joked about auditioning for a Hallmark movie.
He aimed a jab at Donald Trump by referencing Americans electing a king.
Colbert responded to Harry's line, maintaining the light, jokey tone of the segment.
The exchange touched on CBS settling a lawsuit with Trump and CBS's future plans.
The segment teased a potential Hallmark movie role for Harry, if only as a test.

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