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Johnson joked about Cardi being the first Black person the plaintiff's attorney had ever met.

Johnson first joined 'The Daily Show' as a writer in 2017 and has been an on-screen correspondent since 2024.

"I’ve been kicked out of shittier establishments than that," he said, adding that he thinks the show will "land on our feet."

'Shōgun' leads this year’s nominees class, followed by another FX hit, 'The Bear.'

Minhaj lost the 'Daily Show' gig following a bombshell 'New Yorker' profile that called his authenticity into question.

The Atlanta rapper discussed his eventful Grammys, which included him winning three awards and getting arrested.

Stewart will also serve as an executive producer on the series.

Desus and Envy, of course, have well-documented history. Here, Desus takes a look at the arrest of an alleged real estate scammer who used to do seminars with "DJ Envious."

'The Daily Show' already had a layup on Tuesday with Trump’s arraignment, but guest host Roy Wood Jr. still came with a Jon Stewart-shaped ace up his sleeve.

As Hasan Minhaj explains of the personal importance of the short, he's drawn to projects that celebrate his heritage while inspiring others to do the same.

D.L. Hughley talks to Complex about taking over ‘The Daily Show’ this week, Trevor Noah's exit, and the current state of comedy within social media.

Trevor Noah has ended his run as host of 'The Daily Show' after seven years with a moving and deeply personal signoff that included a tribute to Black women.

Will Smith appeared on Trevor Noah's 'The Daily Show,’ where he talked at length about the infamous Oscars slap, calling it a “horrific night.”

Nas is very aware that Jay-Z shared a picture of all of his Grammys on the same day the Queens legend dropped the tracklist for 'Kings Disease III.'

In his monologue, Noah pointed to stats showing a recent "500 percent increase" in hate speech, a figure the NAACP also highlighted in their statement.

The comedian/talk show host addressed the topic in a behind-the-scenes video for 'The Daily Show': “I don’t have beef with that human being.”

The South African comedian spoke about his upcoming exit during a sit-down with Jimmy Fallon. Noah will say good-bye to the series in the Dec. 8 broadcast.

Noah told his studio audience that he plans to step down after seven years hosting the Comedy Central staple, a gig he took over from Jon Stewart.