Comedian Shane Gillis ’ opening monologue as host of the ESPYS went over awkwardly in front of some of the biggest names in sports on Wednesday night. Early on, he called out ...

The show was ahead of its time with the clever jokes, Jon Lovitz’s iconic voice as Sherman, and the relevant pop culture parodies. Although The Critic never gained the hype it deserved across its two ...

Jordan Peele’s first horror movie is creeping up the streaming charts eight years after it was first released in theaters. Peele, who was already an Emmy-winner for his Comedy Central sketch show Key ...

The beloved sketch comedy series Key & Peele once did a very funny segment where Jordan Peele's President Obama tended to greet each member of an event differently. The results were hilarious.

Keegan-Michael Key says that while him and Jordan Peele don't see each other much, they are still good friends.

Nearly a decade after 'Key & Peele' ended, Keegan-Michael Key referenced a classic sketch on TNT's 'College Football Playoff Kickoff Show'.

1. It’s been 10 years since Key & Peele gave us that famous sketch spoofing the difference in how President Barack Obama greets white people as opposed to Black people.

The story of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele — of "Key & Peele" fame — mirrors many successful comedy duos who pursued different paths.

"Key & Peele" may have aired for five seasons, but Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele barely cross paths with each other now.

One half of Key & Peele, Keegan-Michael Key, has revealed that he doesn’t see Jordan Peele “that often anymore.” In an interview with People, published on Saturday, September 21, Key, 53 ...

Emmy-award winning writer duo and former housemates Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele aren’t as close as they once were, Key told People in an interview published Sunday. He explained, “We ...

Key and Peele "don't see each other" anymore, Keegan-Michael Key says, with he and Jordan Peele living on opposite coasts.