Kevin Hart

Social media's cancel culture won't have much to be upset about with Kevin Hart's new Netflix special, "Zero F— Given."

The comic steps into the role made famous by Lewis by hosting a star-studded lineup.

"Graduate Together 2020" is an all-star simulcast graduation ceremony airing on multiple networks on May 16, featuring everyone from President Barack Obama to LeBron James to The Jonas Brothers.

"More than anything, this pandemic has fully, finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they're doing," he said.

Montia Sabbag claims Hart used the sex tape for publicity to promote his comedy tour.

"I'm growing up to hate this s—t [homosexuality]," the 20-year-old rapper told television program creator Paul Rivera on an episode of HBO's "The Shop,"

"We have a lot more laughing to do together," Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson posted on Instagram.

The car was being driven by a man called Jared Black.

'The Upside' is a remake of the 2011 French dramedy 'The Intouchables,' which was itself based on a French aristocrat's memoir.

"CNN Tonight" host says the comedian's response to the LGBT community has been found wanting.

Hart admitted to cheating on his wife Eniko Parrish last year.

Wade scored a season-high 28 points as the Heat leveled the series in Philadelphia.

"Who gives a shit? Fly, Eagles, fly. Fuck it," said Hart.

Hart admitted he messed up, but insisted that his cheating incident was "not going to be a reoccurring thing."

The NBC sketch comedy show picks back up on Saturday.

The character's biggest weakness in the jungle-themed video game is cake.

Kevin Hart publicly apologizes to his pregnant wife, Eniko Parrish, on Instagram after leaked video of him cheating.

Kevin Hart started a donation challenge, calling on his celebrity friends to help victims in Texas affected by the hurricane.

Check out "13 Reasons Why," the premiere of "First Dates," Chris Hardwick's new show and Viceland's 'Dead Set on Life.'

In his first show behind the wheel, Trevor Noah assures "Daily Show" fans that not that much will change.