There is no show on television quite like “A Black Lady Sketch Show.” Now in its fourth season, Robin Thede’s fearless comedy series slices and dices pop culture, race issues, dating woes, feminism, ...

It’s been too long since we last saw the ladies of HBO’s sketch comedy series “A Black Lady Sketch Show,” and, as you might know, a lot has changed since September 2019. But creator Robin Thede and ...

This interview originally aired in June of 2022. Robin Thede works hard. She always has. One of her first gigs in showbiz was head writer on Queen Latifah's daytime talk show. Along with some time as ...

It’s not easy for new shows to break into the Outstanding Variety Sketch Series category, which shrunk from six nominees all the way down to three this year, and includes such formidable contenders as ...

After Hollywood spent the better part of two decades sleeping on Robin Thede, it’s only appropriate that the sketch comedy impresario isn’t overly interested in shut-eye nowadays. Thede instead tends ...

It’s time to break out the good hair and sip on some celebratory champagne because HBO‘s A Black Lady Sketch Show has returned for its fourth season tonight. Keeping in theme with the series’ previous ...

Robin Thede's new HBO series premieres tonight. Robin Thede is the creative mind behind one of HBO's highly-anticipated sketch comedy series this summer, "A Black Lady Sketch Show." The series, which ...

Robin Thede is not a soothsayer, although watching “A Black Lady Sketch Show” might raise a few suspicions. Think about it — way back in 2019, Thede and her co-stars Quinta Brunson, Gabrielle Dennis ...

It was a no-brainer for Union to appear on her friend Thede’s HBO comedy series: "I’m a fan lucky enough to work with Michael Jordan, that’s what it felt like." By Rebecca Sun Senior Editor, Diversity ...

With its latest haul of five Emmy nominations — including Outstanding Variety Sketch Series, as well as noms for directing and writing — A Black Lady Sketch Show is up to lucky number 13, with one win ...

Robin Thede doesn’t do humility. “Black women are the most educated, the most successful but the most humble, also. And I hate that for us,” Thede tells ESSENCE. The A Black Lady Sketch Show creator ...