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PSY and Snoop Dogg will release a new single titled "Hangover" on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' this coming Sunday night. -
Drake (in disguise) asks strangers their thoughts on Drake on Jimmy Kimmel Live! [WATCH]
With Drake set to host ESPN's ESPY Awards in a few months, he opted for a non-traditional appearance when he stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! yesterday. Showing off his comedic skills, he took to the streets for one of the show's best segments, "Lie Witness News." -
Lil Wayne talks getting shot at by fan on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'
Lil Wayne recently stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live and the rapper sparked up quite an interesting conversation with Kimmel. While visiting the show, Weezy shared lighthearted and, some scary, anecdotes about getting shot. -
Jimmy Kimmel asks hipsters about faux bands on latest segment of 'Lie Witness News' [WATCH]
Similar to what he did at Coachella 2013, Jimmy Kimmel searched out the hipsters of South By Southwest for his latest segment of "Lie Witness News." His Jimmy Kimmel Live! Team approached the eager fans to ask them their thoughts on fictional bands. -
Jimmy Kimmel Live to film at SXSW for a week
Jimmy Kimmel is taking his late-night show down to Austin for the South by Southwest festival, according to Billboard. According to the article, Jimmy Kimmel Live will air five shows in March from Texas for the music, film and interactive projects 28th conference. -
Late Night Rundown: Musical guests of late night television for December 9 through December 13
Can't get enough of your favorite bands on late night television? Check and see who is performing this week, and don't forget to come back and see what we have to say the next day! The week of December 9 through December 13... -
Late Night Rundown: Musical guests of late night television for December 2 through December 6
Can't get enough of your favorite bands on late night television? Check and see who is performing this week, and don't forget to come back and see what we have to say the next day! The week of December 2 through December 6... -
Chvrches perform 'Lies' and 'The Mother We Share' on Jimmy Kimmel Live! [WATCH]
Chvrches stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night to perform 'The Mother We Share" and "Lies" in support of the release of their latest release The Bones of What you Believe. -
Women We Love Wednesdays: Chvrches' Lauren Mayberry
To do what we can to celebrate women in music and give them the positive recognition they deserve, each week Music Times will introduce you to a female in the music industry whom we love. Singer-songwriters, rappers, DJs, producers, filmmakers, and any woman who is part of the music industry is fair game for this segment. So read on, and get to know the women who continue to wow us. This week we'd like to show off Chvrches' Lauren Mayberry -
The Killers played songs off 'Direct Hits' on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night
The Killers stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night for the second time this week in support of their recent greatest hits album, Direct Hits. -
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Nine Inch Nails made their network TV debut last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live! after 25 years [WATCH]
Nine Inch Nails stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night in support of their newest album. They performed "All Time Low" and "Came Back Haunted" from their new Hesitation Marks release.
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