Michael Che tricks Colin Jost into telling a joke about wife Scarlett Johansson in annual SNL joke swap. Saturday Night Live recap: Maya Rudolph returns for underwhelming Mother's Day episode.

Michael Che on comedy and controversy 07:54. It's the longest-running sketch on "Saturday Night Live," and in the nearly 50 years of "Weekend Update," some of comedy's greatest stars have taken a ...

In January 2015, media critic and author of Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV Jennifer Pozner tweeted about seeing Michael Che do stand-up. “His set: street ...

Doing a light joke after announcing a heavy premise is always smart, but Che’s brother reference also defuses some objections that might get in the audience’s way of enjoying a bit on a polarizing ...

Almost a decade later, Michael Che is still a little heated over a joke Colin Jost wrote about salsa. Last week, the “Weekend Update” cohosts were interviewed by “Saturday Night Live ...

As a result, “That Damn Michael Che” gives a good idea of what disgusts or amuses its namesake, but rarely offers a sharper sense of who he is as a comedian and performer.

Michael Che: Shame The Devil also comes hot off the heels of a six-episode sketch show he wrote and starred in for HBO Max, That Damn Michael Che. Photo: Netflix ...

Che’s new Netflix special, Michael Che: Shame the Devil, will drop on the streamer next Tuesday, Nov. 16. It will follow Che as he returns to the stage in Oakland, Calif., ...

Saturday Night Live comedian, Michael Che has joked that he could be the next Black employee to depart from NBCUniversal after the network lost two of its most prominent figures this week ...

When Michael Che and Sam Richardson sign onto Zoom for our Reunited chat, the jokes start right away. Che is calling in from New York, where he just completed a photo shoot in Times Square.

Colin Jost and Michael Che co-anchor ‘Weekend Update’ (Will Heath/NBC) “Nobody with the show and fellow cast mates are mad at Michael for trying out his Simone Biles jokes,” a source told HL.

Michael Che explains why a 'racially specific' sketch he pitched about the Avengers accidentally killing an unarmed Black teenager didn't air.