Morrissey cancels on Kimmel over 'Duck Dynasty'Morrissey was scheduled to appear on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Tuesday, but the singer has since canceled. His rep told CNN in a statement that while Morrissey is "thankful for being invited to perform on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,'" he can't "morally be on a television program where the cast members of 'Duck Dynasty' will also be guests." Christoph Waltz hosts 'SNL': What's the verdict?Christoph Waltz is an award-winning actor and a nominee at this weekend's Oscar ceremony, but all of that talent couldn't guarantee that he'd be a standout host of "Saturday Night Live." As it turns out, when the "Django Unchained" star took over the hosting spot for the first time this weekend, he once again proved himself to be a strong supporting player, even if his overall appearance was hit or miss. Jimmy Kimmel: Leno doesn't have 'actual feelings'Jimmy Kimmel says he feels bad hurting other peoples’ feelings, but he makes an exception for Jay Leno because “I don’t believe Jay Leno has actual feelings.” The “Jimmy Kimmel Live” host, who has mocked Leno in the past, revisits his dislike for “The Tonight Show” host in a new interview with Playboy. Late night takes on Te'oAs soon as the story of Manti Te'o's girlfriend situation broke, the Internet immediately came up with its own punchlines.
And on Thursday night, it was clear writers at various late night shows were tasked with the same job, as everyone wanted to weigh in on what will stand out as one of the more bizarre stories of 2013 - and the year just started. Strong start for Kimmel in new timeslotJimmy Kimmel's surely hoping that this is a sign of things to come. The late night host is off to a solid start in his new 11:35 p.m. timeslot. On Tuesday night, his debut in that competitive hour, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" saw its second largest audience with 3.1 million viewers tuning in, according to ABC. On average, the show would draw 1.9 million viewers when it aired at midnight. But perhaps more important for Jay Leno and David Letterman was how well Kimmel performed against their competing programs. In terms of total viewers, Leno narrowly edged out Kimmel with 3.27 million watching "The Tonight Show." Letterman's "Late Show," over on CBS, brought in 2.88 million. 'Late Night' hosts a mini-'Cosby' reunion"Guys with Kids" actress Tempestt Bledsoe reunited with her TV dad Bill Cosby on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" Friday, proving that the pair's comedic timing is as sharp as ever. "The Cosby Show": Where are they now? The former Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable said the moment was "like Santa Claus," with the gift presumably being the story of the "greatest line" delivered by Bledsoe, who portrayed Vanessa Huxtable. Cosby fans can probably vividly recall the pilot episode exchange the comic legend described: |
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