Deon Cole

Deon Cole, originally from the south side of Chicago, has established himself as a versatile talent in the entertainment industry, excelling as a comedian, actor, and writer. He is known for his work on major television shows and films, as well as his stand-up comedy performances. Cole has appeared in multiple notable TV roles including playing "Charlie" on ABC's "Black-ish" and its spinoff "Grown-ish" on Freeform. He also stars as "Det. Daniel 'DJ' Tanner" on the TBS comedy "Angie Tribeca" and hosts the game show "Face Value" on BET, which delves into societal stereotypes.

Cole's comedic talent has been recognized with several award nominations. He received Emmy Nominations for his writing on "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" and "CONAN" on TBS, highlighting his skills behind the scenes in addition to his on-screen performances. Additionally, his role in "Black-ish" earned him a nomination for a 2017 NAACP Image Award for “Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.” Cole is not only a sought-after actor but also a celebrated writer, having contributed to the 2013 White House Correspondents Dinner hosted by Conan O’Brien.

Beyond television and film, Cole remains a prominent figure in stand-up comedy, performing to sold-out audiences nationwide. He has released multiple stand-up specials, including "Cole Blooded Seminar" on Comedy Central and a special on Netflix’s "The Standups." His dynamic presence and original content continue to make him a favorite in the comedy circuit, maintaining a strong connection to his roots in Chicago while residing in Los Angeles. Cole's diverse body of work and consistent contributions to comedy and television keep him at the forefront of the entertainment industry.