The Democratic and Republican conventions may have just ended, and the general election may just be getting into full swing, but there's another campaign already starting that has plenty of politics and contentiousness of its own to offer: Hollywood awards season.
Matt Damon has been famous nearly from the start of his career thanks to a star-making, award-winning role in 1997's "Good Will Hunting." But it wasn't until Damon became Jason Bourne, a role to which he returns this weekend in the aptly-named "Jason Bourne," that he was reborn at the box office.
They call it the convention bounce. Donald Trump seems to have gotten one; Hillary Clinton surely expects to get one. And if all goes to plan, so will Stephen Colbert.
