"It's his latest attack on free speech," the comedian said of the FCC's chair, Brendan Carr, introducing new restrictions on late-night programs.

Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue was briefly derailed after an audience member shouted, "Jimmy for president," leaving the late night host visibly stunned. During Thursday's monologue for "Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Jimmy Kimmel mocked Donald Trump’s World Economic Forum speech, highlighting Trump’s confusion between Greenland and Iceland and making a joke at Melania Trump’s expense. Kimmel pointed out Trump’s exaggerated claims about the U.S. saving Greenland in World War II and noted the irony of Trump referencing German as a foreign language in Switzerland.

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel has once again slammed President Donald Trump on his late-night show. The host of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” used his monologue to call […]

Netflix will once again be taking over the Los Angeles comedy scene in 2026. Netflix Is a Joke, the streamer's annual comedy festival, will take place from May 4 to 10 and will feature over 350 live events featuring more than 120 top comedians and celebrities.

Jimmy Kimmel mocked Donald Trump for his latest attempt to acquire Greenland, including sending a letter to Norway’s Prime Minister after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Kimmel compared Trump’s behavior to that of a spoiled child, criticizing his impulsive actions and public messages.

Jimmy Kimmel has established himself as one of the president’s loudest and funniest critics by roasting Donald Trump’s most cringe-worthy moments over the years. But […]

We didn’t come to them, they came to us,” the late night host said about news infiltrating comedy while discussing President Trump’s latest stab for Greenland.

Martin Short doesn’t appear too worried by President Donald Trump’s constant threats against his homeland. On the Wednesday night episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, host Jimmy Kimmel asked Short about events in his native Canada,

The late night hosts suggested the move that appeared to be targeted at programs like 'The View,' 'Late Night With Seth Meyers,' 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and 'The Late Show,' ending in four months, was less significant than it seemed in a fractured landscape and was more of an "attack on free speech.