The Latest Breaking News from Comedy Central

In 2015, Jon Stewart took a gamble by tapping Noah, then an unknown. Paramount isn't taking such a chance this time

NEW YORK — Trevor Noah, who went from being an unknown quantity to American TV viewers to a smart, satirical voice on Comedy Central, signed off from "The Daily Show" for the final time Thursday.

The South African comic brought texture and nuance to the position and leaves late-night comedy in a different place than when he started

"The Daily Show" has yet to hire a permanent replacement for outgoing host Trevor Noah. But Comedy Central has recruited some big names to helm the late-night program in the interim.

Hollywood star Will Smith has opened up about the fallout from the infamous moment in which he slapped comedian Chris Rock at the Academy Awards earlier this year

Herschel Walker recently received an unexpected on-air phone call from square-jawed TV news anchor James Smartwood, who asked the badge-carrying Republican U.S. Senate candidate from Georgia to help recover a stolen laptop.

In new book, the Rockford native describes the anxieties and obstacles she overcame to give birth at 42.

Naga Munchetty was among the guests on the latest episode of Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains, with the BBC Breakfast presenter discussing her teenage years whilst on the Comedy Central show

Trevor Noah is going off the record — but will still be very much on the record — for his new comedy tour.

While comedian Jordan Klepper makes it very clear that he’s not a journalist, his on-the-ground interviews of real voters are providing some of the most revelatory and terrifying snapshots of attitudes, beliefs and straight-up fairytales embraced by people across the US as they head to the polls, writes Sheila Flynn

ATLANTA — Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” hasn’t been on the road in four years.