On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' actor Gary Oldman performed a dramatic reading of R. Kelly's 'Soulacoaster: The Diary of Me,' lending a hysterical air of gravitas to the autobiography that only a master thespian can bring.
Last week, Jimmy Kimmel encouraged his fans to celebrate Father's Day by spraying dear old dad with a water hose and then uploading the liquid assault to YouTube.
Hillarity ensued, much like it did after Kimmel encouraged parents to prechew food for their kids and upload the reaction. Check out the results of Kimmel's latest intra-family prank.
As a way to teach kids that honesty is a virtue, Jimmy Kimmel hooked a young boy up to a fake lie detector and grilled him mercilessly on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' And, for some reason, sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez is on hand wearing a pink tutu as the "Truth Fairy."
Jimmy Kimmel is pretty funny. Fortunately, he's also humble enough to defer to people who are even funnier than he is, which is why he aired some of Gary Busey's advice for Mother's Day. Here's what Busey had to say; see if you agree.
According to Jimmy Kimmel, Johnny Depp has more impersonators than anyone else in Hollywood. We're not sure if that's true, but there is no doubt that all of Depp's eclectic roles have given anybody who is imitating the superstar quite the oppurtunity to play dress up.
In fact, during his appearance on Kimmel, Depp fielded questions from impersonators impeccably dressed as Jack Sparrow, Willy Wonka, Barnabas Collins from 'Dark Shadows' and Edward Scissorhands. Check it out.
GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney came off as something of a, shall we say, "stiff." Even his most passionate supporters would admit this much. But Romney's campaign thinks they have a secret weapon in making their guy seem less like a robot. His loving, and completely human-like, wife Ann.
However, in a clip that Jimmy Kimmel uncovered, it seems Ann's influence may loosen Mitt up a bit too much. See what we mean below.
In one corner, we have President Barack Obama, who gave probably the funniest presidential speech out of all the past White House Correspondents' Dinners. Not only did he "forget" his mic was on backstage and poke fun at Kim Kardashian, but he was also able to laugh at himself and the whole Secret Service debacle.
There were a lot of stars that showed up to the White House Correspondents' Dinner this weekend, but it was Jimmy Kimmel's speech (or should we say "roast"?) that truly made the event worth watching.
As you've surely heard, Facebook bought the photo-sharing program Instagram for a cool billion dollars earlier this week. So far, reaction to the purchase has been "meh" at best, with most of the instant reactors on Twitter mocking the move.
There has been two general reactions to Google's 'Project Glass.' The first is that the internet connected augmented reality glasses are pretty frickin' cool. The second is that they are certain to cause all sorts of walking accidents.
Jimmy Kimmel took on the new technology on Thursday night. You can probably guess which reaction the comic focused on.