After the passing of Jimmy Kimmel’s longtime friend and band leader Cleto Escobedo, Jimmy Kimmel Live! took some time off the air. The pause in production was u

Jimmy Kimmel has returned to the airwaves after an episode was unexpectedly pulled from ABC’s late-night lineup last week. Kimmel, 57, hosted a brand-new show on Monday, November 10, kicking off an '80s-themed week with guests George Clooney,

After a rough monologue last night, Jimmy Kimmel announces the show is taking a few days off.

“Due to unforeseen circumstances, Jimmy Kimmel Live needed to reschedule my performance that was originally set to air tonight to a later date. I’ll share more details on timing when I can, I can’t wait for you all to see it,” she wrote. Instead, ABC aired a repeat of the show from October 28, according to Deadline.

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has honored Escobedo, the program’s house band leader who died Nov. 11 at age 59, by changing the musical group’s name. During the late night show’s title sequence on Monday’s episode, Cleto and the Cletones was officially rebranded as The Cletones.

"Jimmy Kimmel's brutal punchlines leave Trump reeling! Viewers rave about the late-night host's spot-on takedowns. 🔥 #WhatDidJimmySay"

Jimmy Kimmel Live viewers were in for a shock last night when the show aired a rerun without warning. Entertainment Weekly has confirmed that Thursday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was postponed as a result of a "personal matter ...

President Trump blasted Jimmy Kimmel and ABC following the late-night host’s show Wednesday, where the liberal comedian alleged the commander in chief was “bracing for Hurricane

Jimmy Kimmel Live! isn’t the same without the late Cleto Escobedo III. The late-night show’s opening in its Monday, Nov. 17 episode looked a little different. The program's house band, which used to be called “Cleto and the Cletones,” renamed itself to “The Cletones” following leader Escobedo’s death a week prior.