Jimmy Kimmel Talks Resurgence Of Optimism In America

Royal Blood have appeared onJimmy Kimmel Live, where they ripped through the title track from latest album ‘Typhoons’.The remotely-filmed performance sees the duo – Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher – deliver a searing rendition of the single, complete with backing vocalists, keyboardist and kaleidoscopic lighting arrangement similar to the album’s artwork.Watch Royal Blood perform ‘Typhoons’ on Jimmy Kimmel Live below:Their third album, Royal Blood released ‘Typhoons’ last month, alongside news of a

Deadline Contenders, a day filled with a star-studded lineup of creatives behind almost 50 Emmy-caliber shows, has teamed with Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, nonprofit St. Joseph Center, ABC and Disney Television Studios to donate 400 meals to those living in shelters and interim housing sites in Los Angeles.

Jimmy Kimmel took aim at California’s wait-and-see approach to federal guidelines easing coronavirus health and safety protocols. The late-night host opened Tuesday’s "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" telecast with a jab at state legislators’ hesitance to lighten up restrictions and masks mandates while other states appear to be full steam ahead on adopting new federal regulations.

On Tuesday’s episode of his late-night talk show, Jimmy Kimmel tackled California’s insistence on staying a bit behind the federal curve, when it comes to the easing of Covid-19 health and safety protocols.

Jimmy Kimmel isn’t holding back with his thoughts on the state of television.

“At this point, let’s call ABC what it really is, Disney-,” quipped Jimmy Kimmel in a scathing roast of all thing small screen at Disney’s Virtual Upfront.

Late-night television has largely been without live audiences since the start of the pandemic, but the increasingly optimistic outlook in Los Angeles means that Jimmy Kimmel is hopeful his Hollywood-based show will be able to bring back crowds next month.

Chris Rock and Jimmy Kimmel were not impressed by the 2021 Oscars.

Heidi Klum has stunned in a shimmering, red outfit for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on May 11. The 57-year-old America’s Got Talent judge rocked a glittering ensemble as she arrived on the set of the talk show, to promote the upcoming 16th season of AGT. In an Instagram video, the German supermodel opted for a figure hugging ensemble featuring a red sheer top, matching metallic pants, and towering heels.

as an “ignorant a-hole” over remarks the gubernatorial candidate made about homelessness in her home state of California.“Far-left, low-rated late-night host Jimmy Kimmel is spewing more hatred and more rage, saying, ‘Is it transphobic to call a trans person an ignorant a-hole?'” Hannity rhetorically said on Monday night’s “Hannity.” “In response to our interview with Caitlyn Jenner talking about the real problem of homelessness.”“Jimmy, what is with all the anger and all the cheap shots? Yeah,

On Monday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, host Jimmy Kimmel offered his two breakdown of former president Donald Trump’s latest missives, also discussing a controversy surrounding Kentucky Derby winner, Medina Spirit.

Vax Live: The Concert To Reunite The World saw appearances from US President Joe Biden and Prince Harry as well as live performances from Jennifer Lopez, Eddie Vedder, Foo Fighters, J Balvin, H.E.R and more.Selena Gomez hosted the event while Ben Affleck, Chrissy Teigen, Jimmy Kimmel, Sean Penn and David Letterman appeared as guest speakers.Vax Live was one of the largest gigs to take place in Southern California since the coronavirus pandemic began last year. You can see some images from the

Ben Affleck and Jimmy Kimmel teamed up for a hilarious “Batman”-themed skit during “Vax Live: The Concert To Reunite The World”.

On Saturday’s broadcast of Vax Live, Ben Affleck appeared alongside Jimmy Kimmel to celebrate the return of the shared experiences that we’ve all missed over the past year.

Several major celebrities came together to perform at Sunday's big benefit concert, the Vax Live Concert in Los Angeles, organized by Global Citizen. Hosted by Selena Gomez, the concert featured appearances by US President Joe Biden along with First Lady Dr.

Jimmy Kimmel co-hosted a virtual benefit for autism on Friday along withformer NASA engineer and current YouTuber Mark Rober that raised over $3 million forNEXT for Autism. Color the Spectrum's three-hour benefit included a mix of Kimmel's late-night cohorts — Jon Stewart, Conan O’Brien and Stephen Colbert — as well a list of famous pals and previousJimmy Kimmel Live! guests includingChris Rock, Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, Paul Rudd, Charlize Theron, and Sarah Silverman, among others.