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Last night, everyone’s favorite Kazakhstan journalist Borat appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, which hits Amazon… MORE
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Schitt’s Creek went out with a bang and a clean sweep of the comedy categories at the 2020 Emmy Awards, with wins for Catherine O’Hara and Eugene Levy in acting, Daniel Levy and Annie Murphy for supporting acting, and for the younger Levy in writ…
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If you were to ask us whether or not there would be an Emmy Awards ceremony held this year, we… MORE
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Bill Burr is a great late night guest, because his cranky and cantankerous persona often flies in the face of… MORE
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When Fred Willard passed away on Friday, we knew that the comedy community would definitely be feeling the effects of… MORE
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Jimmy Kimmel devoted his Monday night episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live to the late great Fred Willard. Willard had appeared as a regular guest performer on JKL in post-monologue sketches since 2004, even more so in the past couple of years after Willard…
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