The comparison to Dave Chappelle wasn’t coincidental, as the legendary comedian got some backlash for his character Chuck Taylor, a fictional white news anchor on “The Dave Chappelle Show.” ...

Internet comic Druski has built his comedy empire on outlandish character work and boundary-pushing content, but this weekend, the internet sensation found himself at the […] ...

Comedian Dave Chappelle covered Radiohead’s “Creep” with the Foo Fighters. Kesha performed David Bowie’s hit “Heroes,” while Cyrus sang “Photograph” with Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott.

On Saturday September 3rd, the first of two Taylor Hawkins tribute shows happened at London’s Wembley Stadium. The late Foo Fighters drummer’s legacy was honored with a mega-concert led by ...

The Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins tribute featured a host of special guests, including Miley Cyrus, Pink, Travis Barker, Alanis Morissette, Joan Jett and more.

For years now, Dave Chappelle has been gradually making Radiohead’s classic 1992 single “Creep” part of his live performance legacy. Back in 2016, he sang the song at a Portland strip club ...

Dave Chappelle Sings ‘Creep,’ Pink Rocks Out With Queen and More Memorable Moments From Taylor Hawkins’ L.A. Tribute Concert By Ellise Shafer Plus Icon ...

Comedian Dave Chappelle is set to make a return visit as host of “Saturday Night Live,” taking the helm for the episode that will follow next week’s mid-term elections. “SNL” confirmed ...

When you think of Dave Chappelle, you might not immediately equate him as a wealthy millionaire as you would Beyonce, Taylor Swift, and fellow comedian Adam Sandler. Though born in Washington D.C ...

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Chappelle has faced backlash for making jokes about the trans community in his recent comedy specials despite facing continued criticism. In his 2021 special The Closer, Chappelle loudly declared ...

A speech Dave Chappelle gave last month at his former high school, Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, D.C., is now streaming as a 40-minute Netflix program.