Wyatt Cenac is no stranger to mixing news and comedy; the funnyman gained mainstream attention as a correspondent and writer on Jon Stewart‘s The Daily Show back in 2008, and since then, he’s ...

Wyatt Cenac wants to talk to you. Genuinely. In conversation, he's not constantly searching for a wry response or a joke. He'll describe an entire Planet Money episode to make a point. (It's the ...

The show, “Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas,” drew on its host’s experience as a former correspondent for “The Daily Show,” allowing him to meet with activists, law enforcement officials ...

Q&A with "Daily Show' alumni Wyatt Cenac as he returns to topical late-night TV comedy with HBO's "Problem Areas," a series co-produced by John Oliver and Ezra Edelman that takes a deep dive into ...

Wyatt Cenac’s new HBO show doesn’t sound like other shows in late night. It’s not just that “Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas” dispenses with a studio audience, something the host is able ...

Wyatt Cenac’s run as a writer and correspondent on The Daily Show from 2008-12 offered ample evidence of the upside of field reporting, but he is taking that idea to a new level in his new HBO ...

Wyatt Cenac ("The Daily Show," "Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas") seals a deal spanning both Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Studios.

According to comedian Wyatt Cenac, one problem is cow poop and its polluting effect on the ozone layer. Converting the poop into fuel is one odoriferous solution, Cenac quips in a new HBO docuseries.

While visiting Marc Maron's WTF podcast, former Daily Show correspondent Wyatt Cenac said he had a tough relationship with Stewart, memorably clashing with him in 2011 over how presidential ...

The allure of entertaining for a living is enough to lead many to work in comedy. But it’s seldom the prospect of fame alone that attracts authentic talent to the business. Comedy is an art fully ...

A caveat: “Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas,” going by strict definition, is not a community public affairs program. It airs on HBO, in fact, debuting Friday at 11:30 p.m.