Dave Chappelle getting attacked on stage to not stream on Netflix: reports
The attack on Dave Chappelle during his comedy show was one of the main headlines of 'Netflix Is a Joke Festival'
The attack on Dave Chappelle during his comedy show was one of the main headlines of the first annual Netflix Is a Joke Festival but the incident won’t be streamed on the service.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the streaming service revealed a list of content included in the fest which doesn’t include Chappelle's Hollywood Bowl event.
The outlet however reported that the comedian had his camera film the event thus “professionally shot footage of the attack likely does exist” with the possibility of the platform utilizing it in some way.
Meanwhile, Netflix has planned to premiere these special performances from 288 shows across Los Angeles over the last couple of weeks:
- The Hall: Honoring the Greats of Stand-Up
- Bill Burr Presents: Friends Who Kill
- That’s My Time with David Letterman
- Pete Davidson Presents: The Best Friends.
- Jane Fonda & Lily Tomlin: Ladies Night Live
- A Tribute to Bob Saget
- Stand Out: An LGBTQ+ Celebration
- Amy Schumer’s Parental Advisory
- Best of the Festival
-
Noah Wyle 'on cloud nine' after receiving Hollywood Walk of Fame star
-
Love Island's Laura Anderson takes cryptic swipe at ex Clark Robertson after split
-
Nicola Peltz snubs Brooklyn Beckham on wedding anniversary in huge blow
-
Jack White announces official tour dates
-
Dax Shepard tells truth about Kristen Bell's role during his father's painful cancer battle
-
Demi Lovato's husband Jutes makes sad announcement about their first wedding anniversary
-
'The Boys' creator admits he was 'scared' of the final season shocker
-
Lady Gaga, Doechii team up for ‘Devil Wears Prada 2’ single
-
Bombshell reason behind Abbey Romeo, David Isaacman's breakup revealed
-
Harrison Ford reveals secret depression diagnosis
-
'Barney and the Backyard Gang' Sandy Duncan recalls her 'killing' encounter with Burt Reynolds
-
Dakota Fanning pays heartfelt tribute to 'nepo sister' Elle: 'I love you more than could be imagined'