Texas rapper BigXthaPlug is making headlines after a memorable performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"—and now he's teasing a full country-rap project that's already generating major buzz.
Now that he's no longer running a country, Barack Obama has more time for sports podcasts. On Wednesday, Bill Simmons appeared on The Jimmy Kimmel Show.
Comedian Eric André missed his chance to be with Madonna after she reached out to him through his DMs. André appeared on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' to promote his podcast 'Bombing With Eric André.' While on the show, Kimmel hared a picture of André flashing his naked behind next to Madonna after he had been invited onstage during one of her concerts.
Chelsea Handler handed out drugs at the Vanity Fair 2025 Oscars Party. The stand-up and actress, 50, is renowned for her candidness and bold personality, and during an appearance on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ she was typically frank by sharing her love of drugs – declaring they can “help so many people”.
Comedian, author, and actress Chelsea Handler celebrated her 50th birthday by skiing in a bikini on February 25, 2025 with a crew of fellow gals. She also said in a recent conversation with late-night host Jimmy Kimmel that she elevated her experience by dropping some LSD as she slid down the slopes last month.
Chelsea Handler is "not interested" in having children. The 50-year-old comedy star has chosen not to have any kids - but Chelsea has stressed that she doesn't "hate kids" either.
Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon. The two late-night show hosts not only share a first name, but also a TV timeslot. Every night, the two are fighting for the title of the better Jimmy, begging for viewers to watch them and not the other.
While on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Adam Scott commented on fans connecting his Parks and Rec and Severance characters.
Jimmy Kimmel and his wife are hoping that their children have "outgrown" Elf on the Shelf. The 57-year-old talk show host has Jane, 10, as well as seven-year-old
Last week, former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce revealed that he's getting his very own late-night show. "They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce" will debut on Jan.
There was a pretty bizarre scene outside of a recent Jimmy Kimmel Live! show this week as an autograph hound went off on former Eagles center Jason Kelce. The angry fan who ranted at Kelce demanding an autograph after Kelce initially snubbed the audience went viral for his rude behavior but ultimately got what he want.
The Kelce family has produced two likely Pro Football Hall of Famers, and they've dominated the worlds of football, podcasting and even music. Now, one of the Kelce brothers is looking to do the same in a new arena: late-night television.
Emmy-winning comedy man Jimmy Kimmel serves bits of comedy and welcomes famous guests to his show ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’. It holds the title for the longest-running late-night show for the network.
Jimmy Kimmel has been hosting his hit talk show ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!‘ for more than twenty years now. However, it now seems that this classic American show will soon become another victim of the OTT platform domination.
The great Kathryn Hahn just spent her week filling in as guest host on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Typically that job is about promoting other celebrities upcoming projects.
Aaron Rodgers has been in the headlines all offseason and not just for football reasons. But if you ask talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, there is no football Rodgers has ever played.
Stephen A. Smith may be trading mornings for late nights.
Charles Barkley has had enough of Aaron Rodgers.
Aaron Rodgers continued to turn his weekly appearance on the Pat McAfee show into a circus on Tuesday, continuing to spout conspiracy theories about the COVID vaccine, ABC talk show host Jimmy Kimmel and took shots at ESPN executive Mike Foss.
For Aaron Rodgers, maybe he should figure out not to pick a fight with Jimmy Kimmel, a comedian who makes millions from mockery and sarcasm.
When a late-night talk host has a deep personal issue with you, the whole world is going to know about it, and it won't be pretty.
ESPN addressed Aaron Rodgers’ comments about Jimmy Kimmel, calling the remarks “dumb.”
On Wednesday, Pat McAfee issued an apology of sorts for Aaron Rodgers' most recent appearance on his show.
The world of sports and late-night television collided recently when NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers made eyebrow-raising comments about talk show host Jimmy Kimmel on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
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