Jimmy Kimmel

With Sunday night's season finale of HBO's hit 'True Detective,' speculation on the potential season 2 reached an all-time high. Who could possibly fill the massive shoes (cowboy boots?) left by vacant by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson? How about Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Rogen?

If you're still laughing at the four fake YouTube movie trailers Jimmy Kimmel rolled out at on the special post-Oscars installment of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' the late-night host has a treat for you -- a hilarious behind-the-scenes look at just how they made some of Hollywood's most celebrated stars turn their talents to the outing.

Jimmy Kimmel's marathon interview with Toronto mayor Rob Ford on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' from earlier this week has already stirred up plenty of chatter, and Kimmel seems to be trying to smooth things over a bit. Or, at the very least, to keep us from going to war with Canada.

No one needs this much Rob Ford.  Jimmy Kimmel brought Toronto's "crack mayor" to his 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Monday night (after he showed up an entire night early, because why not?) for a marathon interview that stretched out over a dizzying four segments.

In a slightly dazzling post-Oscars spectacular, Jimmy Kimmel and took to skewering Hollywood’s biggest night on his 9th annual ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live: After The Oscars’ special in the least offensive way possible – by asking some of the world’s biggest movie stars to poke fun at the seriousness of awards season by starring in some fake film trailers based on fictitious films populated by popular memes

This nearly six-minute video shows Jimmy Kimmel meeting a seven-year-old boy with cancer who's been dubbed "Super Max" by his friends.

Stars Shailene Woodley and Theo James hit up 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night to premiere the final 'Divergent' trailer, which whittles down this complicated sci-fi world into the main plot points -- society is divided up into factions, one breaks from the mold, the government doesn't like that so much.

By now, a lot of you have seen this video of a young Detroit Pistons fan and a security guard at the Palace of Auburn Hills engaging in an epic dance-off. Well, they're back!

So remember the video of the twerking girl who accidentally set herself on fire? Remember how we all got a good laugh out of it? Remember how everyone from YouTube commenters to morning news shows dubbed it "the end of the twerking craze as we know it"? Well, turns out it was all a hoax perpetuated by that merry prankster Jimmy Kimmel.

Channing Tatum has made several videos with Jimmy Kimmel for his show, 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' to promote 'White House Down,' Tatum's film with Jaime Foxx that is being released this weekend in theaters.

To support the brilliant work Jimmy Kimmel has done in making this video, let's all work together to bring "Channing all over your Tatum" into our collective lexicon.

It seems ABC has got some major competition on their hands with the launch of 'The Baby Bachelor.'