Will Arnett guest hosted “Jimmy Kimmel Live”

Last night, Arrested Development alum Will Arnett stepped into Jimmy Kimmel’s shoes to guest host Jimmy Kimmel Live, and it was as charming as we’d hoped. From delivering a very smile-y monologue to interviewing guests including Maya Rudolph and Mike Myers, Arnett totally killed it — maybe he’ll get his very own late night show someday? Kimmel […]
Guesting for Jimmy Kimmel, David Spade shows he makes a pretty great late night host

Last week, following a heartfelt, political monologue on his newborn son’s health issues, Jimmy Kimmel Live’s eponymous host was off on paternity leave – so, a bunch of his very charming friends filled in for him, hosting the show while he spent some much-needed time at home with wife Molly (who’s also a writer on […]
Study determines Trump is the most joked about President ever

A study conducted at George Mason University’s Center for Media and Public Affairs has found that Trump is officially the most joked about president of all time, according to their long-term tracking of late night shows. The CMPA, as its known, is one of the country’s most prestigious and well-known media study groups, and one […]
Ed Helms reminisces about doing stand-up with Kevin Hart back in the day

Ed Helms may be best known as an actor and former Daily Show correspondent (and, as a nationally touring bluegrass musician), but he actually got his start on comedy club stages, as an improviser, sketch actor, and stand-up. Helms visited Jimmy Kimmel to promote his new kid-friendly summer movie, Captain Underpants, and revealed he’s actually […]
Vladimir Caamaño makes his “Jimmy Kimmel Live” debut

Last night, stand-up Vladimir Caamaño made his network TV debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live, with a hilarious set about his Dominican parents’ quirky habits and his enviously cool brother. Caamaño has had a busy few years: in 2015, he was named one of Just for Laughs’ New Faces, and in 2016, he performed at Variety’s […]
Jim Carrey talks about The Comedy Store’s impact on stand-up in the 70s

Jim Carrey and his Letterman-like beard stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to talk about I’m Dying Up Here, the new Showtime series that’s not-so-loosely based on the golden era of LA’s Comedy Store. Carrey, who produces the show, started his comedy career performing at Yuk Yuk’s in Toronto, eventually moving to LA and finding a home at The Comedy […]
Casey Crawford makes his TV debut on “Jimmy Kimmel Live”

South Dakota native and current Boston resident Casey Crawford made his television debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live, with a very laid-back set full of sharp one-liners and lots of applause. A relatively new and unknown performer, this is Crawford’s first big stand-up break, so give him a follow and keep an eye on this guy!
This week on TV: “Wrecked” returns and “GLOW” is a go

It’s another season back onto the deserted island as the TBS shipwreck show Wrecked returns for a second season. The crew is still stranded and still looking for a way to get off. But it’s not going to be that easy as new obstacles show their ugly heads. Then on Friday, the much-hyped Jenji Kohan […]
Stand-up Chris Charpentier lists the pros and cons of being a short guy on his “Jimmy Kimmel Live” debut

Dapper gentleman Chris Charpentier made his network stand-up debut last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live — not that you could tell it was his first time on a late night stage, since he delivered such a killer, confident set (that mostly consisted of all the unexpected reasons why being a short guy is a bit of a […]
This week in comedy: Wanda Sykes breaks down marriage

<p> <p> </p> </p> <p> Wanda Sykes was the guest on Totally Biased and she weighed in on the marriage debate <p> [ Youtube ] </p> CBS has canceled it’s new sitcom <p> Partners </p> <p> [ TV Line ] </p> Jamie Foxx is hosting SNL on December 8th <p> [ Digital Spy ] </p> […]