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CBS has set a date for Byron Allen presents theGrio Awards special where African-American excellence is honored. Co-hosted by Sheryl Underwood from The Talk and Taye Diggs, the two-hour award show will air on Saturday, Nov. 26 starting at 8 p.m. ET.

Hacks star Hannah Einbinder is the latest to weigh in on Dave Chappelle’s now-infamous monologue from Saturday’s installment of Saturday Night Live. While NBC remains mum on the fallout from the comedian’s appearance, Einbinder took to social media to acknowledge that “yeah, the Chappelle monologue was littered with antisemitism” and added he “did it masterfully.”

Jon Stewart appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Tuesday evening, and addressed recent controversies surrounding Kanye West, Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving and comedian Dave Chappelle. During the 12-minute segment, Stewart told his former Daily Show colleague, “I don’t believe censorship and penalties are the way to end antisemitism.”

Country singer Morgan Wallen has become the most notable snub from the 2023 Grammy Awards nominations - almost two years after he was caught on camera using the N-word outside of his home in early 2021.The star, 29, was missing from the Grammy nods on Tuesday- which saw Beyonce, Adele and Harry Styles lead the categories - while controversial comedians Dave Chappelle and Louis C.K. were recognized in the nominations.  Wallen's professional troubles arose January 31 2021 after a neighbor recorded the country artist as he came back to his house with friends, disturbing neighbors with loud noise and car horns. He was heard telling an acquaintance, 'Take care of this p**** ass [N-word]' and 'take care of this p**** ass mother******' as he entered his Nashville home in a clip posted on TMZ.

Dave Chappelle‘s third time hosting Saturday Night Live proved to be fruitful for NBC, as the episode hit a season high in ratings over the weekend.

Controversial, mistakenly-thought-to-be-canceled comedians Dave Chappelle and Louis CK are among the Grammy Award nominees this year for Best Comedy Album.

If this is true, Dave Chappelle knew exactly how damaging his words were going to be…

Dave Chappelle kept NBC and the producers of Saturday Night Live guessing up until the last moment when he reportedly performed a new version of his monologue for the live broadcast.The 49-year-old comedian performed a 'fake' version of his monologue for the dress rehearsal earlier on Saturday evening, before doing a different monologue that didn't get anyone's approval for the show that appeared on television, sources told Page Six on Monday. DailyMail.com has reached out to Chappelle's representative for comment.Chappelle's short stand-up set that appeared on the live broadcast was criticized for allegedly normalizing anti-Semitism, though it's not clear if any of the most controversial segments were included in the earlier performance.

Dave Chappelle’s controversial SNL opening monologue about Kanye West’s antisemitic comments is garnering a LOT of backlash.

Dave Chappelle attended a duo of Saturday Night Live afterparties that took place in New York City on Saturday evening.The 49-year-old comedian was escorted by a pair of security officers as he made his way from the Black Barn restaurant to the Ted Nomad hotel, where the post-taping festivities continued.The performer was joined by several other cast members from the long-running sketch comedy program. Hopping around: Dave Chappelle attended a duo of Saturday Night Live afterparties that took place in New York City on Saturday eveningChappelle wore a black t-shirt and matching pants that were offset by a pair of dual-tone shoes.The comedian, who hosted the most recent episode of Saturday Night Live, garnered much controversy during his appearance on the program.

Dave Chappelle made his return to Saturday Night Live.

The national director of Jewish civil rights organization the Anti-Defamation League has tweeted out concerns over comedian Dave Chappelle’s opening monologue last night on Saturday Night Lilve.

Back from a commercial break, Dave Chappelle returned to the Saturday Night Live stage to address the audience and asked if they were watching House of the Dragon before introducing a spoof sneak peek of the HBO series – with some help from some of his Chappelle’s Show characters.

Dave Chappelle's controversial return to Saturday Night Live finally took place this weekend after a swirl of rumors that some writers were boycotting his episode.However there were no signs of any strife onscreen during the rollicking episode, where Dave, 49, hilariously sent up Game Of Thrones prequel House Of The Dragon. He even brought back a medieval fantasy version of his iconic Chappelle's Show character Tyrone Biggums, a crack addict constantly scratching his neck.The character eventually takes flight on a dragon - only to hear sirens behind him and complain: 'No matter how high I fly, they always find you, don't they?' Iconic: Dave Chappelle brought back his Chappelle's Show character Tyrone Biggums, a crack addict constantly scratching his neck, for this week's Saturday Night LiveAfter a hot-button comedy monologue where he sent up Kanye West's antisemitism row and Donald Trump, Dave appeared as himself to introduce some sketches.He pitched the House Of The Dragon sketch as a sneak peek of the upcoming second season, which is already in the works.

Dave Chappelle certainly didn’t pull any punches, as usual, with his opening monologue on Saturday Night Live.

Keke Palmer will host the next episode of Saturday Night Live with SZA as musical guest.

EXCLUSIVE: Half Baked 2, the sequel to the 1998 cult comedy, has finished production in Baton Rouge, LA with Rachel True reprising her role as Mary Jane in the Universal 1440 Entertainment title. Also joining the cast is Maze Runner‘s Dexter Darden, as well as Moses Storm (Unfriended), Ramona Young (Never Have I Ever), Ash Santos (True Story), Joel Courtney (Super 8, The Kissing Booth), and David Koechner (Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.

Dave Chappelle makes a return to Saturday Night Live this weekend, and did the traditional Thursday show promo with musical guests Black Star and cast member Ego Nwodim.

Netflix is utilizing its move into live streaming technology with Chris Rock becoming the first person to test it out.

Dave Chappelle has been confirmed as the host of next week's episode of Saturday Night Live.The news about the 49-year-old comedian was confirmed during last night's episode of the long-running sketch comedy show, which was hosted by Amy Schumer.It was pointed out that the forthcoming installment of the series would air just after midterm elections are set to take place in the United States. On screen: Dave Chappelle has been confirmed as the host of next week's episode of Saturday Night Live; he is seen in 2019Chappelle is also set to be joined by rap duo Black Star, who will serve as the evening's musical guests.Variety reported that the comedian's appearance on the show would mark the third time that he would host the program following an election.

Dave Chappelle has booked another appearance as host of Saturday Night Live. The iconic comedian will return to 30 Rock next Saturday, November 12 — being joined in his third go-round by musical guest Black Star.