The Emmy award-winner revealed he's only ever sneezed twice while hosting "Late Night," but that both experiences were “the ...

During his opening monologue on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday night, the talk show host poked fun at Trump's "rare day of forgiveness," in which he granted pardons to Todd and Julie Chrisley.

“Late Night With Seth Meyers” is currently on another two-week hiatus, but the NBC host made the most of his time off by stopping by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Wednesday night. Things took a bit of an ...

That included Peyton Manning and Eli Manning taking the stage to do an opening number that included songs, cowbell, Glen ...

The answer is, they can't," Kimmel said. Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty "That was worse than what the Menendez brothers did," he added, as audience members groaned. "Too soon or too late?" ...

The answer is, they can't," Kimmel said. "That was worse than what the Menendez brothers did," he added, as audience members groaned. "Too soon or too late?" The comedian ended his monologue with ...

The answer is, they can't," Kimmel said. Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Peyton Manning (left) and Eli Manning at the 2025 Disney Upfronts "That was worse than what the Menendez brothers did," he ...

the audience loudly groaned at Kimmel’s joking comparing the Manning brothers to convicted murderers Lyle and Erik Menendez. “Too soon or too late?” he asked in response to the reaction.

Jimmy Kimmel typically doesn’t pull many punches in his annual appearance/roast at Disney ’s upfront, but his monologue Tuesday carried something of an existential edge.