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television3 days ago•14 min saved

Emmys Push Early Nominations for Late-Night & Reality Categories

Deadline reports the Television Academy will reveal the nominations for Outstanding Variety Series and Outstanding Reality Competition Program on NBC's Today between 4:45 a.m. and 5:20 a.m. PT, with the rest of the noms announced three hours later at 8:30 a.m. PT by Liza Colón-Zayas and Jeff Hiller; frontrunners for Variety include The Daily Show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Saturday Night Live, while Reality contenders are expected to include Top Chef, The Traitors, The Amazing Race, Survivor and RuPaul’s Drag Race, with The Voice possibly earning a nod but not guaranteed.

via Deadline|

#emmy-awards #emmy-nominations #late-night-tv

entertainment21 days ago•6 min saved

Leno crown Rogan the new Johnny Carson shaping late-night’s future

Jay Leno says Joe Rogan is the “new Johnny Carson,” praising Rogan’s unfiltered, wide‑ranging interviews as what today’s late-night lacks, while noting the shift toward podcasts and ad‑heavy formats; Leno remains active with touring and projects like Jay Leno’s Garage.

via Fox News|

#entertainment #jay-leno #joe-rogan

entertainment22 days ago•14 min saved

Matt Damon Unleashes a Trojan Horse Takeover on Kimmel to Promote The Odyssey

Matt Damon crashed Jimmy Kimmel Live by emerging from a giant Trojan horse to promote Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, sparking a playful confrontation and a pool-noodle brawl as part of their long-running feud; the stunt coincides with The Odyssey's July 17 release.

via rollingstone.com|

#entertainment #jimmy-kimmel-live #late-night-tv

tv-and-movies1 month ago•15 min saved

Late-Night Jabs at Trump’s Knicks Finals Night: Booed, Sleepy, and a Jinx

Late-night hosts mocked Trump’s Madison Square Garden appearance during the Knicks’ NBA Finals, highlighting the boos from fans and the moment he appeared to fall asleep, while joking that his presence put a ‘jinx’ on the game.

via Rolling Stone|

#booing #knicks #late-night-tv

entertainment1 month ago•2 min saved

Kimmel says he doesn’t hate Trump, aims for sharp, reasonable satire

In a Vulture interview, Jimmy Kimmel says he doesn’t hate Trump and doesn’t love him either, aiming for 'assertive but reasonable' satire; he discusses his feud with the president, his friendship with Adam Carolla, and notes that battling Trump rarely changes minds, while commenting on Trump’s impact on late-night TV and reflecting on Colbert’s cancellation.

via Far Out Magazine|

#donald-trump #entertainment #interview

entertainment1 month ago•3 min saved

Kimmel Faces an Uncertain Future as Colbert's Late Show Ends

Jimmy Kimmel says he feels a little bit defeated by Stephen Colbert’s Late Show ending, questions CBS’s stated financial reasons for the cancellation, notes he has only a one-year extension with Disney through 2027, and acknowledges he doesn’t yet know what comes next for his own long-running late-night program.

via TheWrap|

#cancellation #entertainment #jimmy-kimmel

entertainment1 month ago•38 min saved

Kimmel: Late Night Isn’t Dying, Colbert’s Exit Felt Defeat and the Industry Feels Poisoned

Jimmy Kimmel says he felt defeated by Stephen Colbert’s cancellation and argues that late-night TV isn’t dying, describing the industry as poisoned by external pressures and urging resilience for the format.

via Yahoo|

#cancellation #entertainment #jimmy-kimmel

entertainment1 month ago•2 min saved

Kimmel skewers Trump’s cabinet culture and Spencer Pratt’s LA mayor bid

Jimmy Kimmel riffs on Donald Trump’s vanity-filled cabinet meeting, notes Spencer Pratt’s bid for LA mayor as another reality-TV grab for attention, and argues that politics shouldn’t be a TV gig, urging voters to back serious candidates like Karen Bass instead of fame-seeking reality stars.

via The Guardian|

#donald-trump #entertainment #jimmy-kimmel

politics1 month ago•15 min saved

Trump Celebrates Colbert Exit, Warns Late-Night Hosts May Follow

President Donald Trump celebrated Stephen Colbert’s exit from CBS after The Late Show’s final episode, posting on X that Colbert was finished and calling the departure the beginning of the end for late-night TV, while suggesting other hosts with less talent could follow. Colbert’s farewell included a star-studded finale with Paul McCartney, and CBS had already announced the season would be the last due to the economics of late-night TV. Trump has long targeted late-night hosts, and the piece notes related dynamics, including criticism of Jimmy Kimmel and an FCC review of ABC licenses.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#cbs #late-night-tv #politics

entertainment1 month ago•10 min saved

Colbert's Exit Signals a Turning Point for Late-Night TV and Satire

As Stephen Colbert prepares to close The Late Show, a parade of celebrities honors his humane, ironic wit and political insight, while industry observers question CBS’s financial decision to cancel and speculate on Colbert’s next move—whether to HBO, a stand-up tour, or film work—highlighting how his unique voice helped redefine late-night satire amid a shifting media landscape.

via The Guardian|

#cbs #entertainment #late-night-tv

entertainment1 month ago•20 min saved

Colbert’s Exit Signals a New Era for Late-Night TV

CBS’s cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert signals the end of an era for late-night TV and hints at industry-wide changes as streaming and podcasts erode the traditional format; CBS cites finances, while critics question potential political interference as the show’s influence wanes in a changing media landscape.

via The Washington Post|

#cbs #colbert #entertainment

entertainment1 month ago•12 min saved

Allen Promises Politics-Free Late Night in Colbert Replacement

Byron Allen says Comics Unleashed, which will replace Stephen Colbert’s Late Show time slot, will avoid politics and topical humor, focusing instead on being funny and non-offensive. He told CNN (via Michael Smerconish) that he’s following Norman Lear’s model of using comedy to bring people together and that he won’t weigh in on viewers’ political choices. CBS will lease Colbert’s time slot to Allen’s company, debuting May 22, as Allen emphasizes entertainment over political commentary.

via Mediaite|

#byron-allen #comics-unleashed #entertainment

tv-and-movies1 month ago•14 min saved

Fallon to Air Tonight Show Rerun as Colbert’s Late Show Closes

NBC will air a rerun of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on May 21, coinciding with The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’s final episode, briefly anchoring the late-night slate as CBS winds down Colbert’s era; Kimmel voiced support for Colbert amid Paramount-related tensions, highlighting the ongoing shifts in late-night competition.

via Rolling Stone|

#jimmy-fallon #late-night-tv #late-show-with-stephen-colbert

tv-and-movies1 month ago•14 min saved

Strike Force Five Reunited: Colbert and Co. Debate Late-Night's Future

Stephen Colbert reunites the Strike Force Five—Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver—with him on The Late Show to discuss the state of late-night TV as Colbert's final episodes approach; the reunion harkens back to their 2023 Strike Force Five podcast launched during the writers' strike, and the group plans a special emergency episode.

via Rolling Stone|

#jimmy-fallon #jimmy-kimmel #late-night-tv

tv-and-movies2 months ago•14 min saved

Kimmel Plans a Late-Night Rerun to Honor Colbert’s Final The Late Show

Jimmy Kimmel Live! will air a rerun on May 21 as a gesture of respect for Stephen Colbert’s final The Late Show episode; Colbert has hosted The Late Show since 2015, and CBS previously announced the show’s end for financial reasons amid a merger, making Colbert’s farewell a notable moment in late-night television.

via Rolling Stone|

#jimmy-kimmel-live #late-night-tv #rerun