Bowen Yang

Bowen Yang (Chinese: 楊伯文; born November 6, 1990) is an Australian-born American actor, comedian, writer, and podcaster based in New York City.

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Bowen Yang, Wanda Sykes, Niecy Nash-Betts Among Honorees For Critics Choice Celebration Of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television

‘Overcompensating’ Sets Trailer; Lukas Gage, Megan Fox and Bowen Yang to Guest Star (TV News Roundup)

Bowen Yang & Matt Rogers Take Las Culturistas Culture Awards To Bravo

Bravo Sets ‘Las Culturistas Culture Awards,’ Hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, for First Televised Broadcast

Matt Rogers & Bowen Yang Are Bringing the Las Culturistas Culture Awards to Bravo in 2025

Bowen Yang Joins Role Model as ‘Sally’ During ‘Tonight Show’ Debut

Whoopi Goldberg Was Left Too Stunned To Speak After Bowen Yang Made A Brutal Dig At JD Vance Live On “The View”

Bowen Yang Thinks ‘SNL’ Should Be Allowed To Curse On Air: “We’re Dismantling The FCC”

Bowen Yang Proposes ‘SNL’ Cast Should Be Able to Say ‘S—‘ and ‘F—‘ On Air ‘If We’re Dismantling the FCC Because of Trump’

Bowen Yang Shocks ‘The View’ By Calling J.D. Vance “A Pope Killer”: “Somebody Had To Say It!”

Bowen Yang says Saturday Night Live is 'so hampered' in comedy because cast can't curse on air: 'Let us say s--- and f---'

Bowen Yang Reacts to Aimee Lou Wood's Comments on SNL Parody of Her

Bowen Yang Talks Planning For “Life After” ‘SNL’

‘SNL’ Star Bowen Yang Calls Aimee Lou Wood’s Backlash to ‘White Lotus’ Spoof ‘Completely Valid’: ‘Parody Can Go Too Far Sometimes’

Bowen Yang Reveals If He's Planning to Leave 'Saturday Light Live' in the Future

Bowen Yang calls Aimee Lou Wood's reaction to SNL's White Lotus sketch 'valid,' says 'parody can go too far'

Here's How Bowen Yang Reacted To Aimee Lou Wood's Criticism Of The "SNL" Parody Of "The White Lotus"

Bowen Yang Addresses Controversial Aimee Lou Wood 'White Lotus' Parody on 'SNL'

SNL's Bowen Yang Addresses Aimee Lou Wood's Anger Over 'White Lotus' Spoof

Bowen Yang Says Aimee Lou Wood’s Reaction To ‘SNL’ Parody Is “Completely Valid” & That Comedians Can “Take Account” For Missteps