Dave Chappelle

American comedian and actor

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January 19 2025 During a Saturday Night Live appearance, Chappelle urged Donald Trump to have empathy for displaced people and 'do better'.
January 18 2025 Hosted Saturday Night Live in its first show of 2025, delivering a 17-minute monologue commenting on recent events including Southern California wildfires, Jimmy Carter's death, and Donald Trump's reelection.
2024 Stan Lathan was nominated for Primetime Emmy Award for Directing for a Variety Special
2024 Stan Lathan was nominated for Directors Guild of America Outstanding Directing in Variety Specials
2024 Dave Chappelle and team were nominated for Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Special
2024 Dave Chappelle, Rikki Hughes, Stan Lathan, and Sina Sadighi were nominated for Producers Guild of America Outstanding Producer of Variety, Sketch, Standup & Talk Television
2024 Chappelle headlined a campaign event for Hill Harper, who was running against Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin in the Democratic primary for Michigan's 2024 U.S. Senate election.
May 2024 In an appearance in Abu Dhabi, Chappelle discussed the Gaza Strip amid the Israel-Hamas war, noting the presence of genocide and urging Americans to combat antisemitism.
2023 Dave Chappelle featured on the track 'Parasail' by Travis Scott, which peaked at position 54 on the charts.
December 31 2023 Netflix released Chappelle's latest special, The Dreamer, which debuted at No. 5 with 2.2 million views.
October 19 2023 During a show in Boston, Chappelle described Israel's actions in the Israel–Hamas war as war crimes and criticized U.S. support for Israel.
February 5 2023 Chappelle received his fourth Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for The Closer.
2022 Dave Chappelle won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for What's In A Name?
2022 Dave Chappelle gave an acceptance speech titled 'What's in a Name?' on Netflix.
November 12 2022 Hosted Saturday Night Live for the third time.
November 12 2022 Chappelle hosted Saturday Night Live for the third time.
May 4 2022 Chappelle was attacked onstage while performing at the Hollywood Bowl during the Netflix is a Joke Fest.
April 2022 After a delay due to controversy, Chappelle made an unannounced visit to Duke Ellington School of the Arts to host a school assembly and Q&A session.
February 7 2022 At a village council meeting, Chappelle spoke against the zoning change again, criticizing the council and highlighting the value of his business.
2021 Dave Chappelle released 'The One and Only Dick Gregory'.
2021 Dave Chappelle won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for The Closer.
2021 Dave Chappelle hosted 3 episodes of Saturday Night Live during this period.
2021 Dave Chappelle performed in 'Dave Chappelle: Live in Real Life'.
December 2021 Chappelle expressed to the Yellow Springs, Ohio, village council that he would cancel his planned business investments if they approved a controversial zoning change.
November 2021 Chappelle's high school, Duke Ellington School of the Arts, was set to rename their auditorium in his honor.
November 19 2021 A limited theatrical release of 'Dave Chappelle: Live in Real Life' occurred.
October 5 2021 Chappelle starred in his sixth Netflix special, The Closer, which faced backlash for comments about transgender individuals.
September 3 2021 Dave Chappelle released his live album '8: 46' in collaboration with Amir Sulaiman, under the Third Man label.
June 2021 The documentary 'Dave Chappelle: Live in Real Life' premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, covering his concerts in Yellow Springs.
2020 Received a second Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for hosting Saturday Night Live.
2020 Dave Chappelle won a second Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for hosting Saturday Night Live.
2020 Dave Chappelle delivered two performance speeches: '8:46' on YouTube and 'Unforgiven' on IGTV.
2020 Chappelle endorsed Andrew Yang in the 2020 United States presidential election.
December 2020 Chappelle's company, Iron Table Holdings, purchased a fire station in Yellow Springs, Ohio, with plans to convert it into a comedy club.
November 2020 Chappelle returned to host Saturday Night Live, delivering a monologue addressing the political climate post-2020 presidential election.
September 25 2020 The 'Chappelle Summer Camp' series ended abruptly due to a possible COVID-19 exposure in Chappelle's inner circle.
July 2020 Chappelle launched 'Chappelle Summer Camp', hosting live performances with various comedians and special guests at Wirrig Pavilion in Yellow Springs.
June 12 2020 Netflix released 8:46, a 27-minute stand-up video recorded by Chappelle, addressing George Floyd's murder and the subsequent protests.
June 6 2020 Chappelle held a private outdoor event in Yellow Springs, Ohio, with socially distanced audience members due to COVID-19.
2019 Appeared in the documentary 'Devil's Pie'.
2019 Dave Chappelle won a Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for Sticks & Stones.
2019 Dave Chappelle hosted 3 episodes of Saturday Night Live during this period.
2019 Dave Chappelle released 'Devil's Pie'.
2019 Received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Won Grammy Awards for Best Comedy Album for 'Equanimity & The Bird Revelation' and 'Sticks & Stones'.
October 27 2019 Chappelle received the annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at a ceremony, which was attended by various celebrities including Jon Stewart and Morgan Freeman; the day was declared 'Dave Chappelle Day' in Washington, D.C.
August 26 2019 Chappelle's fifth Netflix special, 'Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones,' was released, which garnered controversy and backlash.
February 2019 Chappelle won the Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album for 'Equanimity and Bird Revelation.'
2018 Dave Chappelle was featured in the documentary 'Quincy'.
2018 Chappelle and Jon Stewart embarked on a duo comedy tour across the United States and the United Kingdom.
2018 Dave Chappelle hosted 3 episodes of Saturday Night Live during this period.

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