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Bill Maher confessed on Friday's “Real Time” that the death of Matthew Perry was personal for him.
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Jimmy Kimmel had a lot to catch up on during Tuesday's episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” which marked his return from his summer vacation.
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MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Wednesday compared GOP politicians at large to “rich kids living off their parents' largesse,” thanks to the Electoral
WME agent Brandt Joel apologized Wednesday to coworkers for an incendiary text he dropped into a work-related group chat over the weekend.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is leaning in on Taylor Swift's endorsement following her debate with Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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Jimmy Kimmel was certain on Tuesday night that Kamala Harris is the clear winner of the debate earlier in the evening against Donald Trump.
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The director names Tatiana Siegel and Brent Lang in the suit over their July investigation into his “unprofessional” behavior on set
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"Are you like, Hmm, I could eat a sandwich or I could just chew on some broken glass," "After Midnight" host Taylor Tomlinson jokes while discussing the Harris-Trump debate
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Stephen Colbert had fun in his Thursday Night monologue talking once again about the presidential debate this week between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
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"He is clearly terrified of facing her again," Jimmy Kimmel says about Trump refusing to debate Kamala Harris again
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