jimmy kimmel

The late night show host honored the late Bob Saget in a tearful opening monologue.

“I don’t know where we will do this,” said Kimmel.

Kimmel returned for the second year in a row, and his show opener certainly left some jaws on the floor.

Channing Tatum is getting in on Jimmy Kimmel's madness.

Jimmy Kimmel may be out, but he has no intention of letting his most well-known prank go by the wayside.

Kimmel and fellow late-night show hosts struggled to address Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas.

We’ve likely not finished the fallout of Sunday’s big Oscar snafu, though few would place any blame at the feet of host Jimmy Kimmel, who wandered out to bring some humor to the La La Land error. In all the chaos, however, Kimmel’s final bit with Matt Damon ended up lost to time, as the host now explains how the show was meant to end.

If you’re a tourist in Hollywood and desperate to catch some celebrity sightings, you’re probably going to hop on a tour bus. If you’re on one of those on Oscar night you likely won’t see anyone famous walking the streets, unless, of course, you’re a part of a Jimmy Kimmel prank.

This year, Kimmel didn't just orchestrate the evil prank — he was a willing participant.

Joaquin Phoenix knows a pullout couch when he sees one -- even if its own owner isn't aware of its convenient (and comfy!) extras. On last night's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' guest Joaquin Phoenix somehow hit upon the idea that he and host Jimmy Kimmel should pop into bed to close out the show. Where do ideas come from? What day is it? Where will someone find a bed on the stage of a late night talk show?

What did you do this weekend? Saw friends, enjoyed spring, took a walk, had a picnic, slept in? Cool. Jimmy Kimmel zipped down to Arizona to take pictures with the Clinton clan -- the entire Clinton clan -- so we're going to have to go ahead and crown the late-night host the king of the weekend. Hey, you can still win this next one!

When you're Oprah, you pretty much do what you want. That includes giving stuff away on someone else's show.