Niecy Nash-Betts
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Posted Tuesday 10/23/18 at 9:28PM EDT
The New York Times is now in the business of making satirical short videos, with Niecy Nash's "Hotline for Racists"
The sketch produced by The Times' Opinion section parodying white people who call 911 on black people looks like something...
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Niecy Nash is poised to host her own TNT late-night show
Despite rumblings that there may be too much late-night TV following the cancelation of Netflix's Michelle Wolf and Joel McHale's Netflix shows,...
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Posted Friday 8/03/18 at 8:12PM EDT
Niecy Nash boards Central Park Five, along with Storm Reid, Kylie Bunbury and Aunjanue Ellis
The four actresses are joining Ava DuVernay's already star-studded Netflix cast, including Michael K.
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Posted Tuesday 7/17/18 at 9:09PM EDT
Harold Perrineau has become a Claws breakout star playing an exotic dancer with autism
The Lost alum plays the brother of Niecy Nash's character, who takes care of him on the TNT series.
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Posted Friday 7/13/18 at 11:36PM EDT
Claws star Niecy Nash honored with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star
The Emmy-winning comedian and actress was honored for her work, including Reno 911!, at a ceremony Friday.
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Posted Thursday 4/12/18 at 1:02PM EDT
Claws offers a sneak peek of Season 2
"We took a tiny break from filming to let you guys know that we're back!" Niecy Nash says in the...
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Posted Tuesday 2/13/18 at 7:30PM EST
Kevin Hart's new YouTube series sends celebrities like Conan O'Brien and Chance the Rapper outside their comfort zones
The comedian's Laugh Out Loud Network has announced What the Fit, which will have celebrities try out unusual fitness routines.
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Posted Friday 1/12/18 at 5:54AM EST
Critics’ Choice Awards host Olivia Munn roasted Mark Wahlberg and did a Nancy Kerrigan spoof of “I, Tonya”
Munn and Niecy Nash toasted and roasted “all the good guys in Hollywood,” which included a dig at Wahlberg’s $1.
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Posted Tuesday 12/19/17 at 9:22PM EST
Niecy Nash: Another Reno 911! movie is in the works
The Comedy Central series ran from 2003 to 2009, with the film Reno 911!: Miami released in 2007.