George Lopez

...of Sesame Street look at the show's history. Memoirs by Harold Evans and Mary Karr, a Scalia biography, the origins of famous fictional sleuths. Wanda Sykes and George Lopez expand the post-prime time roster in more ways than one.

In this article: Gossip Girl, Mary Karr, Wanda Sykes, Sesame Street, and NPR

...talk By George, it doesn't stop there! In the next few days, two more late-night talk shows -- hosted by Wanda Sykes and George Lopez -- will join the already crowded late-night-TV landscape. Tomorrow night on Fox, it's the premiere of...

In this article: Wanda Sykes, Dave Letterman, TBS, Canada, and United States

Lopez is. They don't look at things like a black lesbian because they aren't. Sykes is. Both Sykes and Lopez explore other areas of humor. Sykes built much of her monologue on Bush/Obama jokes, and Lopez was so awed by Kobe Bryant he...

In this article: Wanda Sykes, Jay Leno, Arsenio Hall, Conan O'Brien, David Letterman, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Craig Ferguson, and Jimmy Fallon

...like Lopez dropping Spanish phrases into a monologue. Lopez, Mo'Nique, and Sykes are all willing to make racial and ethnic references that white hosts might tiptoe around or not think of. But still, diversity doesn't negate the ever-present...

In this article: Mo'Nique, Wanda Sykes, Kobe Bryant, Jay Leno, Chelsea Handler, Ann Coulter, Jon Stewart, Barack Obama, and Chelsea Lately

...and the current late-night fare doesn't really take them into account," she said. But neither Lopez nor Sykes are talking about practising exclusionary TV. Lopez's ABC sitcom drew a cross-section of viewers, and Sykes said she expects her...

In this article: Wanda Sykes, John Ridley, Saturday Night Live, New York, Associated Press, and Kobe Bryant

...Late Show, which draws an average of 1.8 million viewers. One thing Lopez, Sykes, and Mo'Nique have going for them is that they look and sound different from the rest of the pack. Whether that's enough to let them survive in this...

In this article: Mo'Nique, Lee Daniels, Wanda Sykes, Joan Rivers, Reggie Bush, Chastity Bono, Jimmy Fallon, and Jay Leno