Chappelle’s 2025 SNL appearance wasn’t without controversy. He concluded his monologue with a message of cautious optimism, stating, “The presidency is no place for petty people.

Comedian Dave Chappelle humorously recalled seeing NBC’s “Saturday Night Live" writers in tears after President Donald Trump won his first election in 2016.

Ohio tradition to continue as "Dave Chappelle's Summer Camp" brings three weekends of shows to Yellow Springs. Tickets go on sale at noon June 6.

‘Dave Chappelle’s Summer Camp’ has become a summer tradition and will be celebrating its fifth year in 2025. The newly announced show dates span three summer weekends at Wirrig Pavilion ...

If you purchase something from the links on this page, we may earn a commission. Comedian Dave Chappelle added more shows in Ohio for his Dave Chappelle and Friends series.The shows will also be ...

Dave Chappelle admitted that saying he’d “give Trump a chance” during his 2016 Saturday Night Live monologue may not have “aged well.” The comedian was asked what he thinks of the Emmy ...

Comedian Dave Chappelle defended his 2016 remarks about giving President Donald Trump a chance during an interview published in Variety on Wednesday, arguing that it was how he felt at the moment ...

Dave Chappelle claims the writing room at Saturday Night Live was left in tears after Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The popular comic sat down ...

DAVE CHAPPELLE: This is the elephant in the room. You got a deal at Netflix to produce a show, and then right as you were starting production [on Season 2], Oct. 7 happened.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Dave Chappelle will return to the cornfields of Yellow Springs for a new lineup of shows this summer. For the fifth year in a row, Dave Chappelle will host hometown shows ...

Comedian Dave Chappelle has addressed his controversial 2016 Saturday Night Live monologue in which he expressed cautious hope about Donald Trump’s presidency, defending the performance as an ...

DAVE CHAPPELLE: This is the elephant in the room. You got a deal at Netflix to produce a show, and then right as you were starting production [on Season 2], Oct. 7 happened.