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Tiffany Haddish filled in as the guest host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! during Jimmy Kimmel’s summer break, kicking off with a monologue that skewered President Donald Trump—calling out his Fourth of July appearance and related moments, including a FIFA-related note—showcasing Haddish as the show's first guest host of the season.
Jimmy Kimmel joked on his show about Spencer Pratt’s promise to leave Los Angeles if he didn’t make the mayoral runoff, renting Pratt a decorated U-Haul to help him move out and promising delivery in front of the Bel-Air Hotel; Pratt has not yet commented as the runoff pits Karen Bass and Nithya Raman against each other.
After a controversial on-air monologue on Fox News, Maria Bartiromo was branded 'Tokyo Rose' by critics, who called her remarks despicable and sparked broad backlash across social media and media circles.
Paul McCartney joined Will Ferrell’s SNL finale monologue, hijacking Ferrell’s bit alongside Chad Smith in a lookalike gag. The Beatle then stepped in again on drums for the last portion of the sketch, as Ferrell tried to reclaim the moment. McCartney’s appearance also accompanied a trio of performances later in the show: Days We Left Behind, Band on the Run, and Coming Up.
Jimmy Kimmel used his late-night monologue to question how any deal with Iran could work under Donald Trump, calling the administration’s government undemocratic and berating the hardline demands around a ceasefire, a critique that played differently with the audience and echoed critiques seen in coverage of the talks.
Comedian Conan O'Brien quipped about Turning Point USA’s alternative halftime show led by Kid Rock during his Oscars monologue, referencing TPUSA and the political twists surrounding the ceremony.
Conan O'Brien opened the 2026 Oscars with a controversial Epstein/Prince Andrew joke to set a grittier tone, then riffed on Michael B. Jordan replacing seat fillers as the ceremony moved on.
Comedian Conan O’Brien took aim at Donald Trump during the Oscars’ opening and between presenter moments, delivering political quips such as a joke about renaming the Kennedy Center and MAGA-era moves, highlighting his sharp, nonpartisan humor and Oscar-host legacy.
Conan OBrien delivered a rapid-fire Oscars monologue at the Dolby Theatre that mixed brisk jokes about Timothée Chalamet, Sean Penn, and Ted Sarandos with broader political and social jabs, including commentary on healthcare and Epstein-file controversy, and concluded with a sincere note about global uncertainty and optimism amid ongoing turmoil.
Harry Styles made a surprise cameo during Ryan Gosling’s SNL monologue, sitting in the audience and triggering a playful moment as Gosling tried to keep his bit on track; the crowd cheered, there was a split-screen gag, and Styles teased that he’ll host SNL next week.
Jimmy Kimmel roasted Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in a biting late-night monologue, calling the speech rambling and accusing the president of censorship, sending goons to arrest and kill American citizens, and enriching himself while neglecting health care and social needs.
Nikki Glaser shared on The Howard Stern Show which jokes she cut from her Golden Globes opening, including lines about Sean Penn and Leonardo DiCaprio, and explained some material doesn’t land in the room; she says some jokes stay in the room, she consulted Penn beforehand, and she wore a Rob Reiner tribute via a Spinal Tap ball cap at the end of the show.
Nikki Glaser explained on The Howard Stern Show why this year’s Golden Globes avoided political jokes and shared material that was cut from her monologue — including a Trump Beverly Hilton gag Steve Martin had sent but urged her not to use — while also noting CBS edits and her Las Vegas residency with David Spade.
Nikki Glaser opened the 83rd Golden Globes as host with an 11‑minute monologue that skewered numerous male stars—Clooney, DiCaprio, Penn and more—while noodging Guillermo del Toro and James Cameron, and poking fun at herself, all delivered from a scarlet‑gowned stage at the Beverly Hilton.
Nikki Glaser opened the 2026 Golden Globes with a fast-paced, no-holds-barred 10-minute monologue that roasts Hollywood A-listers—from Leonardo DiCaprio and Wicked to CBS News—while joking about dating history and the Epstein scandal; the host delivered a sharp, well-received performance as she returns for a second year, with a Hulu stand-up special and a recent SNL hosting stint in her repertoire.