To coincide with Colorado’s recently launched ad campaign for pot education, Jimmy Kimmel does a quick “Pot Quiz” to determine the education standards of weed smokers.
So he hits up L.A.’s mecca for stoners Venice Beach and asks pot smokers some questions to see what they know (3 ways to smoke weed) and what they don’t (the names of any 3 supreme court justices).
Jimmy Kimmel and Freddie Wong meet each other in the men’s room and then things take a turn for the worse.
And they do battle—with their ties! Both sides fight valiantly, but after a fight that involves opening some kind of destructive portal, if you were asked who was the winner, you’d have to say it was… a tie.
Back in June Shia LaBeouf was arrested outside a performance of Cabaret in NYC and spent the night in jail.
Why? Well, Jimmy Kimmel wondered the same thing so asked Shia when the actor was on his show—and the epic story Shia recounts that led to his detainment are worthy of a film of their own.
Twitter is the perfect medium to troll celebrities by launching insults at them from your account, then letting it sit there in cyberspace and wait for it to be read.
And in the hilarious series that keeps on giving, Jimmy Kimmel gets celebrities—Julia Roberts, Matthew McConaughey, Emma Stone, Gary Oldman and more—to read out those hurtful throwaway comments to show that celebrities are human beings too, yeah?
It’s a common problem on Fox News shows, where the anchor confuses one black Hollywood celebrity with another—remember the Samuel L. Jackson debacle? Exactly.
Well David Alan Grier is here to help, with this infomercial for his book “How To Tell Black People Apart” which features the hilarious acronym: PATWWFLLM, which stands for “Pay Attention To What We F**king Look Like Motherf**kers!!!”
Not sure how he kept a straight face, but Benedict Cumberbatch manages it in this dramatic reading of R Kelly’s song Genius on the Jimmy Kimmel Show.
His Golden Globe and Bafta nominated acting comes to the fore, as he delivers the lyrics from this sensual song.
Sneaky Jimmy Kimmel tricked members of the public into thinking they were looking at the new iPhone 5, when in fact they were just seeing the old 4S.
Oh the humanity. But if they weren’t such dotards they’d know the 5 looks a little different to the old iPhone. People are idiots, it’s official.
