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Like Jimmy Kimmel and many of the other late night hosts, Jon Stewart's monologue on Monday was largely focused on ICE's deadly shooting of nurse Alex Pretti by a federal immigration officer in ...

Jon Stewart cannot believe his fucking ears. You’ll have to forgive the swear word — there were a lot of them on Monday’s ...

Colbert goes on to respond to Trump officials trying to reframe the shooting with contradictory statements, including Border ...

On Monday, the killing in Minneapolis of Alex Pretti by US Border Patrol agents was on the mind of late-night hosts.

In the documentary, Conan O’Brien sums up Bamford’s unique comedy style like this: “99 percent of comedians will tell you ...

Late-night TV shows are disappearing from screens, and the Emmy Awards have been forced to take action in response. On ...

The "Late Show" host spotted an awkward moment in an interview where the president addressed questions about his health.

The "Late Show" host called out the administration after this weekend's deadly shooting in Minneapolis.

The Television Academy may have finally solved its talk and scripted variety conundrum. As the number of eligible late night talk shows and sketch series continues to shrink, the org's Board of ...

Jimmy Kimmel broke down in tears on his show as he discussed Alex Pretti and sent his love to the people of Minneapolis.

But it was Jimmy Kimmel who, in my view, struck the right tone: Comedy is hugely important right now, but so is authenticity.