1:53 pm, April 25th, 2013
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(TIME)
Jimmy Kimmel gave a hilarious, tipsy speech at this week’s TIME 100 gala in New York.
The late-night host toasted many of his fellow “most influential” public figures, while pounding drinks courtesy of his soon-to-be rival Jimmy Fallon.
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12:05 pm, April 23rd, 2013
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(ABC)
Jimmy Kimmel took his “Lie Witness News” segment to Coachella last weekend, where he had a correspondent ask festival-goers their opinions on bands that do not exist.
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The “Live” host told the audience in his opening monologue, “Music fans love knowing about bands that no one else has heard of… so we sent a camera crew to Coachella, and we asked people walking into the venue what they thought about a bunch of bands whose names we made up.”
In the clip, the reporter talked to concert-goers about fake bands such as Dr. Shlomo and the G.I. Clinic, The Chelsea Clintons and Get The F**k Out of My Pool.
The correspondent threw in one real band name — Two Door Cinema Club — just to make it legit.
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9:55 am, April 16th, 2013
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(Worldwide Pants)
Craig Ferguson, Conan O’Brien, and Jimmy Kimmel all aired new episodes of their late-night talk shows on Monday, taping just hours after the Boston Marathon bombings.
“Tonight’s show is a little bit different,” said Ferguson, who opened his broadcast with a short, emotional reflection on the day’s horrifying events.
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O’Brien, who hails from Boston, also mentioned the news:
I just wanted to take a moment to say that – like everyone here – my thoughts and prayers are with the people of Boston and everyone who has been affected by this senseless act. That said — it is our job to do a show. We’re going to try and entertain you the best we can. Which, given our track record, gives you people a 20% chance of having a good time tonight.
Kimmel echoed those sentiments:
Well – it was a terrible day. Very bad things happened today for no good reason – and our thoughts are with the people of Boston and everyone who is suffering as a result of the bombings at the marathon. It’s a disgusting thing. I don’t understand it. But my job is to make you laugh and so I will try to do that. And – I will probably fail. I’m failing already.
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