Dave Chappelle Says It's Impossible Not To Like Kevin Hart

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterA new documentary from comedian Dave Chappelle has been set to close out this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.The still-untitled movie takes a glimpse into the challenges facing a rural village in Ohio during the early days of the pandemic and grapples with the emotions erupting across the nation following the Black Lives Matter movement.

Next month’s Tribeca Film Festival will close with a still-untitled documentary produced by comedian Dave Chappelle about the issues confronting a rural Ohio town in 2020.

Drew and Jonathan Scott are back with new episodes of “Celebrity IOU” featuring an all-new lineup of celebrities.

Chris Rock has a huge project in the works.

Snoop Dogg is set to front a series for Peacock about the world’s dumbest criminals.

Dave Chappelle is looking back on his heartfelt and difficult response to the murder of George Floyd.

Talib Kweli and Yasiin Bey, who perform together as Black Star, premiered a new song on The Midnight Miracle, a new podcast the two rappers are hosting with Dave Chappelle.The Midnight Miracle is the newest podcast on subscription service Luminary, debuting yesterday (May 11) with two episodes. The show was recorded during the annual Chappelle Summer Camp in Ohio last year.

Being a parent is never easy, especially when you're doing it on your own. On Monday, Netflix released the trailer for , its ode to single fathers starring Kevin Hart.

Kevin Hart has a brand new movie debuting on Netflix next month and the first trailer just debuted online for Fatherhood.

“Raising a child is a non-stop, all-day, all-night affair.”

Best known for his stand-up and countless comedic roles, Kevin Hart, has rarely treaded into the territory of dramatic films.

The Joe Rogan Experience, where he admitted he used to buy marijuana off Idris Elba back in the day.The episode, which was made available last Saturday (May 8), saw Chappelle deep dive into topics like Elon Musk hosting SNL, gay rights, cancel culture and the current coronavirus pandemic.

downplaying the COVID-19 pandemic and his vast wealth.“No one is woke enough,” Rogan said.“They don’t, they can’t appreciate the fact that you’re dealing with literally one of the most brilliant men that’s ever lived that’s gonna come do your show,” he went on.Chappelle, puffing on a cigarette for much of the interview, found the reaction to Musk “puzzling” and didn’t know what sparked criticism of the pick.“Again like you say no one can be woke enough,” Chappelle said.“I’m torn because I like a

Dave Chappelle opened up to podcaster Joe Rogan Friday, talking freely about his career and the state of the world over three hours.

Dave Chappelle is reflecting on his return to stand up.

Amy Schumer got real about her sex life — possibly a little too much!