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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Entertainment
Sonaiya Kelley

Chelsea Handler wants to return to late night, and isn't scared of being canceled

LOS ANGELES — The devil works hard, but Chelsea Handler works harder.

Last week, the enterprising comedian wrapped up her 40-plus city Vaccinated and Horny stand-up tour, which she launched in late 2021, pandemic be damned. Since then, she's also been hosting a weekly hourlong advice podcast, "Dear Chelsea," as well as writing another book, shopping around a scripted series based on her 2019 bestseller "Life Will Be The Death of Me...and You Too!" ("kind of like a 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' but with me as the lead") and entering talks about a potential return to late night eight years after E!'s "Chelsea Lately" bowed.

On Dec. 27, she releases her second comedy special in two years, Netflix's "Chelsea Handler: Revolution," which comes on the heels of her 2020 HBO Max special "Chelsea Handler: Evolution," which was shot in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic-related closures.

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