D.L. Hughley

Cast in "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," (NBC) as one of the stars of a late-night sketch comedy show

Starred opposite Snoop Dogg in "Soul Plane," a comedy about the maiden flight of a black-owned airline

Will guest host CBS' "The Late Late Show" to fill in for the departed Craig Kilborn

Starred in the comedy "Scary Movie 3"

Voice of the Gadgetmobile in "Inspector Gadget 2"

Co-starred in the feature "The Brothaz"

Featured in Spike Lee's concert film "The Original Kings of Comedy"

Starred in own HBO comedy special "Going Home"

Starred in the sitcom "The Hughleys", loosely based on his own experiences as a black man living in a predominently white neighborhood (ABC, 1998-2000; UPN, 2000- )

TV Series debut as regular on the short-lived CBS comedy "Double Rush"

Performed in the highly-rated "HBO Comedy Half-Hour: D L Hughley"

From the age of 12 to 18, was involved with the Bloods, a notorious Los Angeles gang (dates approximate)

Appeared on HBO's "Def Comedy Jam"

Participated in the "Kings of Comedy" tour

Served as host of BET's stand-up series "Comic View"

Was a telemarketer for the Los Angeles Times

Worked the so-called 'Chitlin Circuit' performing his stand-up routines