Last fall, Roy Wood Jr. took his seven-year-old son with him to clean out his office at “The Daily Show.” Wood had been working at “The Daily Show” since his son was a baby. “Today, he occupies the space filled by Chris Rock in the 1990s and Dave Chappelle in the early 2000s,” Wesley Lowery wrote in the Washington Post, …
'Road to Rickwood' tells the story of Alabama's famed Rickwood Field SCOTT DETROW, HOST: When you think of Major League Baseball cities, places like New York, Boston or Chicago might come to mind. I remember my sister and I had to do history projects, and my sister asks my dad, you know, everyone's going to do Jackie Robinson; who was …
Longtime The Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr, 44, has departed the show for his next endeavor. While he doesn't hold a grudge against the show, he did admit he was leaving because he wasn't considered for the hosting job in the wake of Trevor Noah's departure. End of an era: Longtime Daily Show correspondent Roy Wood Jr has departed …
Late-night TV shows used to be at the top of the food chain. Three for sure, because to me, that's like when you meet somebody new, you all start dating, "All right, first thing we got to do as a couple is watch 'The Wire' front to back." Munk used to write for the "Nightly Show" for Larry Wilmore, just …
LOADING ERROR LOADING Roy Wood Jr. made sure to cite Herschel Walker, the GOP nominee for a U.S. Senate seat in Georgia, as the source for his comedy routine in New York City on Wednesday. “The Daily Show” correspondent used a bizarre speech Walker made as the Republican gears up to face Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in next month’s runoff …