In this stand-up special, Roy Wood Jr explores how lack of connection has sent society spiraling into a culture full of guns, rude employees, self-checkout lanes, and why some of us would rather be alone rather than be connected.
Split Screen investigates the power of news media to inform our nation's politics. It explores the history of misinformation and disinformation, and how their rapid spread has created diametrically opposing realities among Americans.
In Roy Wood Jr.'s second one-hour stand-up comedy special for Comedy Central, performed at Chicago's Vic Theatre, The Daily Show correspondent hilariously explores some of today's most complicated issues.
The mobile-only platform an unprecedented peek at the comedian's interactions with people he meets and places he visits "on a tour to the far corners of the country and beyond.
Roy Wood Jr. discusses the difference between ancestors and forefathers, why Leonardo DiCaprio is the greatest white ally ever and how celebrities use fame to get people out of prison
In this very funny comedy show, Maz mainly focuses on current political environment especially by telling jokes about Donald Trump and his anti-immigrant politics. During the show he talks about immigrants in the United States and their contributions to society just like Americans.
Governor Ron DeSantis used an recruiter to lure 49 Venezuelan migrants onto Martha's Vineyard with a false promise of jobs and housing. 4 migrant cousins who now live on the Vineyard, and the attorneys and sheriff who are fighting back.
Exploring the reality of professional athletes' lives away from the spotlight, contrasting their on-court persona with their off-court experiences, highlighting the stark difference between their public and private selves.
