Split image of comedians Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, on the left attending the 'Wendell & Wild' premiere in Toronto, and on the right, in a TV still from 'Key and Peele' Comedy Central show.

Keegan-Michael Key was in LAX chatting with one of TMZ's photographers. Key was asked if he would ever consider teaming up with Jordan Peele again in the near future to create more comedy sketches for ...

Keegan-Michael Key is proud his comedy sketches with Jordan Peele are standing the test of time ... and he wants to reunite for more funny bits.

Despite the fact that Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele have seemingly drifted apart in recent years, Key says that the two have a “good” friendship. Key recently spoke with People about how the duo ...

Approximately midway through one of his new Netflix comedy specials (the one he taped last year in L.A. — I’ve yet to see the one taped in Austin), Dave Chappelle made a shocking allusion to his age.

It was a great accomplishment: two African-American comedians at the helm—and also starring in—a sketch-comedy show that aired on a cable network not specifically targeting African Americans.

On to the next job. “Key & Peele” may have aired for five seasons, but its stars barely cross paths with each other now. “We don’t see each other that often anymore,” Keegan-Michael Key told People in ...

His fellow Dogg Pound member, Daz Dillinger, posted about Kurupt’s condition. 11 hours ago “Which is, to me, a tragedy,” he added. He then offered some insight into why the pair don’t get to see one ...

Actor/comedian Keegan-Michael Key says he doesn’t see Jordan Peele that often anymore, which to him is “a tragedy.” Key told People that when he first met Peele, “it was a thrilling time in my life.” ...

When Keegan-Michael Key first met Jordan Peele, he says, “It was a thrilling time in my life.” Years before the duo known as Key & Peele would launch their 2012–2015 sketch comedy series of that name, ...