Chris Rock

"Good Hair" gives it to us straight "Good Hair" gives it to us straight

Burning relaxers, expensive extensions, African-American identity: Chris Rock covers it all, and keeps us laughing
  • Chris Rock takes on black hair

    Finally, a funny -- and long-overdue -- film on this taboo topic.
  • Chris Rock's good hair day

    The comedian talks about why African-Americans spend so much money on their hair, the political ramifications of the weave, and his new documentary.
  • Downsizing hits Sundance

    I'm off to the mysteriously non-cold Utah slopes to see Jim Carrey go gay, Ashton Kutcher play a gigolo and Paul Giamatti sell his soul. Did somebody say recession?
  • Black presidents we have known

    What does it look like to have an African-American in the White House? Pop culture has offered versions awful and great, from Sammy Davis Jr. to Chris Rock.
  • "I Think I Love My Wife"

    Chris Rock contemplates sex and marriage in this sort-of remake of Rohmer's "Love in the Afternoon."
  • "The Longest Yard"

    It's no touchdown, but this prison-football remake -- starring Adam Sandler and Chris Rock -- isn't a total fumble, provided you overlook the rampant homophobia.
  • Lenny's children

    40 years after Lenny Bruce began his dark descent, here are the top 10 true heirs to his outlaw legacy.
  • "Head of State"

    Chris Rock for president? Well, maybe. Just don't let him direct another movie.
  • The Fix

    Chris Rock threatens Drudge, Madonna's feelings are hurt and Jon Stewart uses dirty words. Plus: Lisa Marie regrets marrying Michael!
  • The Fix

    Chris Rock told to shut up, Martin Sheen tapes his own mouth and Adrien Brody pals around with P. Diddy! Plus: What Michael Moore might have said instead ...
  • "Bad Company"

    This cookie-cutter spy thriller depends on the chemistry between Anthony Hopkins and Chris Rock. Um, wait, there isn't any.
  • Supreme healing

    Diana Ross heads to rehab; Schiffer sues over topless photos; Mel Gibson: Surrounded by hormones; Aguilera booted from hotel for wild partying.
  • Madonna: "Flat as a flounder"

    Material Girl chews scenery in London stage debut; Swank, Witherspoon get career wanderlust; Chris Rock pans Giuliani. Plus: World's sexiest woman? J. Lo's not going to like this.
  • What he meant to say

    Foot-in-mouth police snag a Backstreet Boy; scads of terror-themed entertainment pushed back; Bob Hope feeling healthier, sadder.
  • "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back"

    Even if it's a second-rate joke, and even if Kevin Smith knows it, these two lazy dipweeds really are just a third-rate Bill and Ted.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Monday, July 16, 2001
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, July 3, 2001
  • Breastcapades!

    Tonya Harding puts her breast skate forward; Nerve.com party gets sexy -- what a shocker! Plus: David Duchovny says, "My butt is so good."
  • "Down to Earth"

    Chris Rock, reborn as a white guy, blazes through a perfectly pleasant "Heaven Can Wait" rip-off.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Monday, Feb. 12, 2001
  • Winslet goes squish

    The enlightened actress takes it up with other celeb moms; Rosie O'Donnell fights the power for Babs and Gore. Plus: Monica reveals what wasn't hard, and Chris Rock figures out Bush's real problem.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2000
  • "Nurse Betty"

    Neil LaBute's elitist pretense and cold, self-serving characters snuff out fantasy, romance and a perfectly sweet script.
  • Family values

    Drea De Matteo talks dirty; Michael Douglas says wedding is not impending; and it's splitsville for Quaid and Ryan -- again.
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