Oprah Winfrey to Join Jimmy Kimmel on Post-Oscars Show

Oprah Winfrey, Jimmy Kimmel

Oprah Winfrey will join Jimmy Kimmel on Jimmy Kimmel Live: After the Academy Awards, ABC announced on Thursday.

Winfrey, who's the recipient of the Academy's Jean Hershold Humanitarian Award this year, will be joined on the post-Oscars show by George Clooney, Tom Hanks, Martin Scorsese and Helen Mirren, among others.  Billy Crystal will kick off the program and Coldplay will close it out with a performance on the Kimmel outdoor stage.

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Jimmy Kimmel to Host White House Correspondents' Dinner

Jimmy Kimmel

It's Jimmy Kimmel's turn to zing President Barack Obama: The late-night host will emcee the White House Correspondents' Association's 98th annual dinner next year, the organization announced Tuesday.

"I look forward to being ...
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Top Moments: Rescue Me's Happy Ending, Kate Gosselin's Food Fight and Kimmel's Teary Tribute

Kate Plus 8

Our top moments of the week:

13. Kiss and Tell Award:
Talk about airing your dirty laundry on television. When Vienna and Kasey get into a little lovers' quarrel on Bachelor Pad (he wants to have sex; she doesn't), he decides to prove that Vienna isn't shy about getting into bed by name-dropping her previous conquests. Including Wes and Dave Good. To her face. Both guys denied it, of course, but who... read more

VIDEO: Jimmy Kimmel Pays a Teary Tribute to Uncle Frank

Uncle Frank Potenza, Jimmy Kimmel

Jimmy Kimmel paid an emotional tribute to his uncle Frank, showing a video montage of Frank's funniest, quirkiest moments to the accompaniment of Sinatra's "My Way."

"Uncle Frank loved being a part of this show," the tearful host of Jimmy Kimmel Live! said. "Thanks to all of you who came to the show and who watched for indulging me and letting me put my crazy uncle on television."

Jimmy Kimmel's Uncle Frank dies at 77

Potenza was a retired New York policeman and Las Vegas casino security guard whom Kimmel invited to Los Angeles to join the late-night talk show. He was married to Kimmel's aunt for 28 years.

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Matt's Guide to the Week in TV, Sept. 6-8: Sons of Anarchy, Rescue Me Finale

Rescue Me

Fasten your recliner belts. With Labor Day behind us, it's time for some heavy TV lifting as new seasons begin and summer seasons continue to wrap things up. TV Guide Magazine's Fall Preview issue is out this week, which means the "regular" TV season is just around the corner. But there's still plenty to watch right now. Here's a quick look at the highlights for the rest of the week in TV.

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Jimmy Kimmel's Uncle Frank Dies at 77

Frank Potenza and Jimmy Kimmel

Frank Potenza, who often appeared on his nephew's show Jimmy Kimmel Live!, died Tuesday morning, ABC announced. He was 77. A cause of death was not specified.

"His kindness and humor will be missed by everyone he touched," the show said in a statement Tuesday. "He was beloved by his co-workers and considered an Uncle to all." Kimmel also confirmed Potenza's passing on Twitter.

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VIDEO: Harrison Ford and Chewbacca Quarrel in Jimmy Kimmel Skit

Harrison Ford

Chewbacca surprised Harrison Ford in his Jimmy Kimmel Live dressing room Wednesday — and Ford acts none too happy.

"What are you doing here, you son of a b----? You think you can walk in here and say you're sorry after what you did?" Ford says to his old Star Wars Wookiee companion. The actor, promoting his upcoming film Cowboys & Aliens, added: "Daniel Craig's my Wookiee b---- now."

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Ratings: NBA Championship Dunks the Competition; Tonys About Even With Last Year

Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Kidd

 

Game 6 of the National Basketball Association finals emerged as a slam-dunk winner in the ratings, averaging 21.07 million viewers on ABC, according to preliminary Nielsen figures.

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Ratings: NBA Finals Still Score Solidly; Talent and Voice Dip

LeBron James

Game 4 of the National Basketball Association finals attracted 13.30 million fans in the last two hours of prime time Tuesday, helping ABC easily win the night, according to preliminary Nielsen figures.

It also scored a 5.5 rating among 18-to-49-year-olds — an increase of 17 percent against last year's Game 4 overnight numbers.

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Watercooler: Hurry Up, Summer TV!

Jimmy Kimmel

Welcome to that time in warm-weather TV when there's not much new and even less scripted. Call it the Late-Spring Reality Twilight Zone. And call us when it's over.

Last night, the pickings were majorly meager, for sure, as ABC served up a prime time NBA game-day episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live, while NBC gave us a double-shot of competition with the launch of America's Got Talent and the last battle round on The Voice...
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Premise: A loose, L.A.-based late-night talk show starring the comedian who was previously best known for cohosting a couple of successful Comedy Central series. Kimmel himself notes this is `like every other talk show.' The program premiered on ABC following the 2003 Super Bowl.

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