As the debate rages once again, look at a list below of iconic Black comedians and actors who donned a dress.

Wu-Tang brainchild RZA shared his "My First Time" story on how the "Wu-Tang Financial" skit from 'Chappelle's Show' made for his TV debut.

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Dave Chappelle addressed several contentious topics in his latest “Saturday Night Live” monologue, focusing mostly on Kanye West’s recent antisemitic comments.

From wishful thinking to a few that could actually work, we chose 13 Black entertainers that would make amazing podcast hosts.

Dave Chappelle has declined to have his name appear on the theater in his old high school based on reactions to his 2021 Netflix special.

Openly gay comic Jerrod Carmichael spoke with 'GQ Hype' about why Dave Chappelle's standup legacy may be tarnished by transphobic rhetoric.

It's nothing quite like shared trauma to bring two people together, and comedic actors Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock had their twinning moment last night during a surprise comedy show in Los Angeles where they both spoke on their respective incidents of recently being attacked while on stage.

According to reports, Chappelle, 48 was rushed by the man while on stage at the Hollywood Bowl. Dave and the attacker "tussled" on the ground before the unknown man got away

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Duke Ellington School of the Arts high school was set to name its theater after Dave Chappelle but the event has been postponed by five months over threats of student protests in response to comedian’s latest Netflix special, 'The Closer.'

Sad news today in our "Hot Off The Wire" report, including the death of Tommy DeBarge of '70s R&B group Switch and a freak accident on the set of Alec Baldwin's new movie that left the cinematographer dead and the director with a gunshot injury.

The saga of controversy that's resulted from Dave Chappelle's very viral Netflix standup special, 'The Closer,' has practically been unfolding daily since it premiered a few weeks ago. However, the veteran comedian is said to be open about talking things out.

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Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos admits he “screwed up” with the handling of employee concerns over Dave Chapelle’s new stand-up special 'The Closer.'