Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show has been pulled following his “offensive” comments about Charlie Kirk’s death. Disney’s ABC said it would take Jimmy Kimmel Live! off air “indefinitely” after Nexstar Media, one of the biggest owners of television stations in the US, said it would no longer broadcast the show on local stations.

On Wednesday morning, hours before Jimmy Kimmel would go on to be pulled from ABC indefinitely after incurring the ire of the FCC, the New York Times’ arts desk tweeted their “Best of Late Night” morning roundup.

In his monologue on Monday, Kimmel said that many in MAGA land are working very hard to capitalise on Kirk's murder, continuing his attack on Tuesday

CNN By Brian Stelter, Elizabeth Wagmeister, Liam Reilly, CNN (CNN) — Disney’s ABC is taking Jimmy Kimmel’s late night talk show off the air indefinitely amid a controversy over his recent comments about Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer.

ABC has pulled Jimmy Kimmel’s television show from the air indefinitely after the late-night host made comments about the death of Charlie Kirk. Read what he said here.

Jimmy Fallon Solves Latest Weird Trump White House Mystery: ‘It’s All Good, We Got Them!' Jimmy Fallon joked Tuesday about what was really inside that trash bag that was caught on camera being thrown from a window at the White House earlier this week.

Jimmy Fallon can wait because Cardi B has an important announcement to make.On Tuesday, September 16, the Bodak Yellow rapper made a surprise appearance at The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy

Greg Gutfeld on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon - The Tonight Show YouTube While Gutfeld has hosted his own titular late-night show on cable since 2015, his appearance on The Tonight Show marked the conservative comedian’s late-night broadcast debut.

Abby Lee Miller left a rather peculiar comment on a recent Instagram post by Jimmy Fallon. The woman, who rose to fame on the reality TV show “Dance Moms,” let her fingers do a little choreography of their own and typed something that was nothing short of eyebrow-raising.

Jimmy Fallon and an audience of 3,000 got a big dose of Motor City magic Sunday afternoon, when NBC’s “The Tonight Show” did a live taping in Detroit.