“You wanna play something?” he asks, gesturing to the aux. I accept the offer and hook it up to my phone, selecting Norman Fucking Rockwell by Lana Del Rey the way I do every time someone asks me to ...

Speak. is a straightforward but inspiring documentary about five talented high school students competing in a Speech & Debate ...

Mike Riley took over the Cody High School "Bonfire" journalism course in 1993. He taught basic journalism ethics and ...

A late-night monologue with no mention of Donald Trump? That's what Jimmy Fallon delivered Monday night, in what may be a ...

Activist short-seller firm Hindenburg Research is calling it quits after an impactful eight-year run in which its reports took on high-profile investors like Carl Icahn and Gautam Adani and helped ...

Jimmy Kimmel addressed the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday night’s edition of “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” and noted how odd the ceremony turned out to be — just as “our long ...

Over the course of a 15-minute opening monologue, comedian Dave Chappelle tackled everything from the Los Angeles wildfires to Donald Trump‘s forthcoming inauguration, from Sean Combs indictment ...

Dave Chappelle took aim at Sean “Diddy” Combs and the explosive allegations surrounding the music mogul during his 17-minute monologue on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend. “I’ve been ...

Remember? Ice bucket? We loved Ice bucket.” And speaking of Trump, Chappelle ended his monologue with a plea to the president-elect. “The presidency is no place for petty people,” the ...

Dave Chappelle made Saturday Night Live history tonight, with a monologue that ran nearly 17 minutes. That’s nearly a minute longer than the now second-longest monologue in show history, which was ...

It made me feel proud to see that.” Concluding the unusually long monologue, Chappelle said, “The presidency is no place for petty people. Donald Trump, I know you watch the show, man ...

The comedy legend crafted a powerful monologue that, in 17 minutes, tackled the Los Angeles wildfires, Jimmy Carter's legacy, displacement from Gaza to Los Angeles, and Donald Trump's inauguration.