Jimmy Kimmel announced that his planned interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico will air on YouTube, not "Jimmy Kimmel Live," after threats from the FCC. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.
Colbert, in a rare public statement since his late-night departure, threw his support behind his friend in a sweet video.
Molly McNearney, the wife and executive producer of Jimmy Kimmel, says she wants the late-night host to retire and relax, but can't let go because she believes his political commentary is "incredibly important right now." McNearney appeared alongside Kimmel on Monday's episode of the "Armchair Expert" podcast and laid out the tension in remarkably personal […] The post Kimmel's wife admits she wants him off late night — but says his anti-Trump voice is too 'important' to quit appeared first on American Almanac .
Molly McNearney, the wife and executive producer of Jimmy Kimmel, says she wants the late-night host to retire and relax, but can't let go because she believes his political commentary is "incredibly important right now." McNearney appeared alongside Kimmel on Monday's episode of the "Armchair Expert" podcast and laid out the tension in remarkably personal terms. She wants her husband to step away from more than two decades in late night. She also wants him to stay right where he is. The admission offers a window into the mindset driving one of network television's most politically charged shows, and into a late-night genre that is bleeding viewers, losing money, and struggling to justify its own existence. McNearney frames Kimmel's…Open
Rosie O'Donnell accused CBS of paying a "bribe" to President Trump by settling his "60 Minutes" lawsuit for $16 million, and claimed the country no longer has an independent press. O'Donnell made the comments Monday on "Bleep! with Ana Navarro," the podcast hosted by "The View" co-host Ana Navarro. The liberal comedian said CBS had […] The post Rosie O'Donnell calls CBS settlement with Trump a 'bribe' and declares independent media dead in America appeared first on American Almanac .
Rosie O'Donnell accused CBS of paying a "bribe" to President Trump by settling his "60 Minutes" lawsuit for $16 million, and claimed the country no longer has an independent press. O'Donnell made the comments Monday on "Bleep! with Ana Navarro," the podcast hosted by "The View" co-host Ana Navarro. The liberal comedian said CBS had "capitulated" to the president and called the settlement "unforgivable," echoing language used by former CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert before his show was cancelled. Paramount Global and CBS settled Trump's lawsuit in July 2025 for $16 million. The deal covered legal costs and included a contribution to Trump's future presidential library or charitable causes. It contained no apology and no admission of…Open
The ABC host spoke out about his one-time rival in a new interview.
The business is sharing the “magic” of Colbert’s old program with guests in a very special way.
“It was so scary,” said Laura Benanti, who impersonated the first lady on “The Late Show.”
Hosts responded on Thursday to a teleprompter operator reportedly winning around $100,000 betting on what President Trump would say in his speeches.
The “Seinfeld” star didn’t mention the president by name, but defended Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel in a scorching monologue about art and free speech.
Celebrity guests paid winking homage to President Obama’s notorious tan suit.