As Joy Reid, Lester Holt and more depart, TV news faces a 'very nervous moment'
On an otherwise quiet Sunday afternoon in late February, MSNBC dumped veteran anchor Joy Reid and canceled five shows. Then, ...
Michael Che Wonders if He’s the Next Black Anchor to Be Fired After Joy Reid and Lester Holt Exits: ‘Well NBC, Only One More to Go’
MSNBC anchor Joy Reid, who previously filled the 7 p.m. slot, has been let go as part of a massive reshuffling of talent at ...
Michael Che On Joy Reid & Lester Holt’s Departures: “Well, NBC, Only One More To Go”
Hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che tackled Volodymyr Zelenskyy's meeting with president Donald Trump and MSNBC's cancellation ...
Lester Holt's replacement revealed: Here's who's taking over 'NBC Nightly News'
NBC has revealed who will take over as anchor of "NBC Nightly News" after Lester Holt steps away from the role this summer.
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Michael Che On Joy Reid & Lester Holt’s Departures: “Well, NBC, Only One More To Go”
But, arguably the night’s loudest claps went to Che, who lobbed a precise jab at home network NBC, “This week MSNBC fired its only non-white primetime host and Lester Holt announced he is ...
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"Only one more to go, baby"— Michael Che gets candid about his NBC future after Joy Reid and Lester Holt exits
NBCUniversal has been undergoing a major shake-up. Two of its Black anchors, Joy Reid and Lester Holt, have exited. Comedian Michael Che did not let it slide.
SNL star Michael Che makes very pointed dig at his network after firing of MSNBC star Joy Reid
SNL's Black anchor made a very pointed dig at their own network following the controversial firing of MSNBC star Joy Reid.
Joy Reid Jokes That She's 'Recently Been Through a Breakup' as She Makes Surprise Appearance After MSNBC Exit
Joy Reid has a sense of humor about her recent exit from MSNBC. While speaking at Essence's Black Women in Hollywood event on ...
SNL’s Michael Che says there’s ‘only one more to go’ after two Black anchors leave NBC
Saturday Night Live comedian, Michael Che has joked that he could be the next Black employee to depart from NBCUniversal after the network lost two of its most prominent figures this week.