Speaking to Mo Amer in a new interview, Dave Chappelle gets candid about his process for creating 'SNL' monologues.

During his set at the Masonic in San Francisco, comedian Dave Chappelle told the crowd that the team at "Saturday Night Live" forbid him from speaking about two topics when he hosted the show on ...

Just after Chappelle’s win, Jimmy Carter won best audiobook, breaking a record for number of wins in the category.

The line represented Chappelle’s signature mix of humor and serious sermonizing and came after a nearly 15-minute monologue that acknowledged his own controversies as a comedian and included an ...

Previously, Chappelle also held the record for the longest opening monologue at 16 minutes back in 2020, meaning, he broke another SNL record and his own record simultaneously.

On the January 18, 2025 episode of 'Saturday Night Live,' host Dave Chappelle broke his own record for a lengthy stand-up monologue. Here's why it wasn't all jokes.

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Dave Chappelle won people’s hearts online after delivering an almost 17-minute long 'Saturday Night Live' monologue where he talked about everything, from the Los Angeles ...

The comedian Dave Chappelle told an extended anecdote about President Jimmy Carter's Middle East diplomacy during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" on Jan. 18, 2025. (Screenshot) ...

Dave Chappelle also shared a moving story about the time when late President Jimmy Carter inspired him. “I was in the Middle East years ago, after I quit my show.

Near the end of his set, Chappelle shared a story about President Jimmy Carter, who recently passed away, which inevitably led to some advice for the next president.

His wide-ranging monologue touched on California wildfires to his admiration for President Jimmy Carter’s stance on the Palestinian territories.