Bruce Bruce is a legendary stand-up comedian celebrated for his relatable storytelling, effortless stage presence, and unmistakable Southern charm. Known for turning everyday life into unforgettable comedy, he has entertained audiences for decades with his sharp wit and natural delivery. In 2026, Bruce made a highly anticipated return with his hit Netflix comedy special I Ain’t Playin, which debuted in the platform’s Top 3 and attracted more than 2 million viewers in its first week. His film and television credits include Think Like a Man, Top Five, Family Reunion, Undercover Brother 2, Def Comedy Jam, and BET Comic View. A favorite on the national touring circuit, Bruce Bruce continues to headline comedy clubs and theaters across the country while connecting with fans through television, podcasts, radio appearances, and his memoir Baby James Brown.

SHERYL UNDERWOOD is a savvy businesswoman, philanthropist and multifaceted media entrepreneur recognized as one of the most articulate, well-informed women of our time. She joined the CBS daytime show "The Talk" at the start of its second season, sitting alongside hosts Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne and Aisha Tyler. With Underwood at the table, "The Talk" received its first Daytime Emmy nomination and a fifth-year renewal on CBS. She has appeared in multiple episodes of the Emmy-winning CBS daytime drama "The Young and the Restless" and starred in films including "Bullworth" (with Warren Beatty), "I Got the Hook-Up" and "Beauty Shop" (with Queen Latifah). In addition, she hosted BET’s "Comic View" and "Holla," a talk show she created and produced, loosely inspired by Bill Maher’s "Politically Incorrect."

MARK CURRY is a comedian and actor widely regarded as one of the funniest performers in the business. Named one of Entertainment Tonight's iconic leading men of the 1990s, Curry rose to prominence while opening for legendary performers including Ray Charles, Richard Pryor and Whitney Houston. Early in his career, Curry starred in two HBO comedy specials, including "One Night Stand," which helped launch his television career. Curry's breakthrough came in the 1990s with his starring role as the lovable teacher Mr. Cooper on the hit ABC sitcom "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper." Additionally, Curry hosted "Showtime at the Apollo" for five years and was inducted into the show's Hall of Fame. Between 1994 and 1997, he served as a guest host on "Soul Train," "MADtv" and several other television programs. He also appeared on the television special "Hopes for the Holidays" alongside Bob Hope and Mark Harmon. In addition to his television work, Curry has appeared in numerous films, including "Switchback" and "Armageddon." In 2000, Curry hosted Comedy Central's "Don't Forget Your Toothbrush" and appeared in six episodes of "The Drew Carey Show" as Drew's boss. His love of animals led him to host the television series "Animal Tales." He also appeared on "Def Comedy Jam." In 2012, Curry joined Nick at Nite's first original live-action family comedy series, "See Dad Run." Curry recently wrapped a 50-city tour with Katt Williams and continues to perform for audiences across the country. He remains a beloved figure in the world of comedy. 

TOMMY DAVIDSON is a multi-talented performer known for his exceptional range in stand-up comedy, acting and music. He gained fame as one of the stars of the groundbreaking TV show "In Living Color." He made his film debut opposite Halle Berry in "Strictly Business" and went on to star in notable movies such as "Bamboozled," "Juwanna Mann" and "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls." Davidson's hilarious impressions and standout performances led to multiple stand-up specials, including "On Strength of New York," "Illin' in Philly" and "Takin' It to D.C.," as well as guest appearances on various TV shows. His versatility as a performer is evident on the small screen, with standout guest appearances ranging from MTV's "Wild 'N Out" with Nick Cannon and BET's "Real Husbands of Hollywood" opposite Kevin Hart to ABC's "Celebrity Wife Swap." In 2020, Davidson released the memoir "Living in Color: What's Funny About Me," which recounts his personal triumphs after being abandoned as an infant, adopted and raised by a Caucasian family in Washington, D.C., during the Civil Rights Movement. He currently stars in the hit Disney+ series "The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder."

SPECIAL K joined the Rickey Smiley Morning Show in 2007 as the show’s comedy writer and content creator. A veteran stand-up comedian, Special K has enjoyed success performing in comedy clubs and theaters nationwide. He’s made numerous appearances on TV comedy shows, and was not long ago chosen as one of 16 comedians for his own half hour comedy special on Kevin Hart’s LOL Comedy Network.