Jimmy Kimmel is keeping “Live In Front of a Studio Audience” on a permanent pause. The series of specials, which earned raves and multiple Emmy Awards via three installments in May 2019, December 2019 and December 2021,

Regis Philbin, who hosted the original version of ABC’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, won a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Game Show host in 2001. Nearly, 25 years later, the category has been upgraded to the Creative Arts Emmys and Jimmy Kimmel,

President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened that Jimmy Kimmel's show will be the next late-night program to be canceled, prompting an unfiltered on-air response from Kimmel on Tuesday, Sept. 2

Jimmy Kimmel made a joke about President Donald Trump and the victims of late convicted sex predator Jeffrey Epstein that got some laughs and also a big “whoa” from his live studio audience. Trump, who initially promised to release files related to the Epstein case, has instead been pushing back on the story, even calling it a “ hoax .”

The group says the late-night host has ‘consistently hijacked the public airwaves for his personal political agenda.’

The host won the award at the 76th Creative Arts Emmys for hosting Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on Sunday, Sept. 7. In his acceptance speech, Kimmel acknowledged the series' original host, Regis Philbin, and recalled his own first hosting gig on Win Ben Stein's Money, which he hosted from 1997 to 2000.

Yesterday he responded directly to the president talking about how Kimmel will be the next late night host canceled, and on Wednesday night, he turned his attention to Trump once again trying to deflect attention away from his refusal to release the so-called Epstein files.

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is taping five shows in front of a live studio audience from the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House in New York, the host announced during Tuesday night’s show in his return from summer hiatus.

Denzel Washington paused his 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' interview to FaceTime his pal Lenny Kravitz: 'I just got out of the shower!'

Jimmy Kimmel explained to his “Jimmy Kimmel Live” audience on Wednesday night why he is absolutely certain Donald Trump didn’t have Jeffrey Epstein killed. Mainly, because his behavior since the billionaire sex criminal’s 2019 death is the exact opposite of how Trump would act if he had.

Jimmy Kimmel said President Donald Trump posted a slew of taunts and attacks on social media this week “in his ongoing effort to distract us from the fact that he doesn’t want Melania to see the Epstein files.