On Wednesday night, conservative commentator Tomi Lahren sat down across from Trevor Noah as a guest on The Daily Show.
The interview generated a great deal of online buzz, as Lahren and Noah battled it out over such topics as Donald Trump, the KKK (Lahren has some opinions on that group...) and whether Black Lives actually Matter.
Just last week, we reported that Chris Brown actually did something nice by pledging to donate the proceeds from his new album to the Children's Miracle Network hospital.
But despite his best efforts, it seems people just can't forget about that pesky little incident in which Brown brutally beat Rihanna and left her for dead as punishment for looking at his phone.
Trevor Noah has taken to Twitter in order to combat an uproar over his past use of Twitter.
The heretofore little-known South African comedian has been constantly in the news over the last 48 hours, first for being named the next host of The Daily Show and then for people scrambling to answer one simple question:
If Comedy Central was looking to make headlines with its replacement for Jon Stewart, the network has succeeded.
Although perhaps not in the way it intended.
Trevor Noah has been the next Daily Show host for about 17 minutes now.
And he's already facing his first scandal.
Jon Stewart is about to be out, Trevor Noah is confirmed to be in and television fans everywhere are now left to wonder:
Who the heck is Trevor Noah?!?
It's official - The Daily Show has found someone to take over for Jon Stewart when the beloved host steps down from his longtime gig later this year.
Several A-list celebs were mentioned as candidates for the job, but it looks as though producers have decided to take a chance on a relative unknown by handing the reins of the iconic satire series over to 31-year-old South African comic Trevor Noah.
