Chris Rock

Chris Rock took on multiple subjects in his eight-minute opening monologue while hosting 'Saturday Night Live' this past weekend, jabbing Donald Trump, Elon Musk and other figures in the news.

Lifelong fans of Everybody Hate Chris rejoice: the show is returning, but it will look and sound slightly different.

Stephen A. Smith shared on his podcast that Will Smith needs to address the Black community for the Chris Rock Oscars incident.

Featuring interviews with other comedic icons such as Dave Chappelle, Wanda Sykes and Jerry Seinfeld, 'Headliners Only' will be a must-watch.

A Martin Luther King Jr. biopic directed by Chris Rock? Yes, this is actually happening.

Does Chris Rock make a good point?

August Alsina was rumored to have watched Chris Rock's Selective Outrage special but his reps are denying the accounts made by tabloids.

You knew it was going to happen. During his Netflix live show on Saturday night (March 4), Chris Rock: Selective Outrage, in Baltimore, Chris Rock pretty much eviscerated Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith with all the pent-up slander he could muster, but it’s not being universally applauded.

Eddie Murphy hasn't lost his comedic touch.

Netflix has announced that comedian Chris Rock's next special, 'Selective Outrage' will be aired live and streamed through its platform. The show will take place in Baltimore March 4, 2023 at 10 p.m. ET. There has been no word on which venue it will be held at.

Will Smith sat down for his first late-night interview on Monday night since the incident where he slapped Chris Rock at the Academy Awards. Appearing on 'The Daily Show with Trevor Noah,' Smith spoke about his feelings that night as well as his upcoming Apple TV+ film, 'Emancipation' set to premiere in theaters this Friday.

Dave Chappelle joined Chris Rock for the Ego Death world tour in the UK and addressed Will Smith and the Oscars slap.