Jimmy Kimmel joked on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that his show could be the next late-night casualty after Colbert's show wraps on May 21

"I cost our company a lot of money this year," Jimmy Kimmel said in a blistering routine to advertisers, referencing his clashes with President Trump.

Jimmy Kimmel is stepping aside so his friend and fellow late-night host Stephen Colbert can have the spotlight all to himself. Kimmel confirmed on Monday, May 11 that ABC will not air a new episode

Jimmy Kimmel turned Disney’s annual upfront presentation into another round of political comedy as he joked that his clashes with Donald Trump have become extremely expensive for ABC. The late-night host mixed self-deprecating humor with sharp shots at rival networks,

Jimmy Kimmel just found himself back inside the hottest late-night fight in politics. A Melania Trump joke from his show raced across social media after critics called it too personal. The line, aimed at the first lady,

Stephen Colbert hosted his fellow late-night frontmen Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and John Oliver on Monday’s episode of “The Late Show.” The meeting of the minds was a send-off for

In the months since Colbert’s cancellation, the other late-night hosts have been advocates and allies for him. Right after it was announced that his show would end on the 2026 TV schedule, Jon Stewart went on a heated rant on The Daily Show, and in the weeks following the news, Jimmy Kimmel called out claims about why The Late Show was canceled.

"As he looks at the declining and contracting talk show world, Jimmy is preparing for what's next," shared an insider. "With the right idea, game shows can be very cheap to produce, and Jimmy also sees these projects as potentially employing a lot of his ...