The View co-host Sunny Hostin made headlines this week with an extraordinary revelation: she claimed she was the lone holdout juror who persuaded an entire jury to find the infamous “Butcher of Tompkins Square Park” not criminally responsible by reason of insanity....
Out of a recent Deadline report by Glenn Garner we’ve learned that late night TV talk show host, Jimmy Kimmel, has apparently admitted he wasn’t the original choice by ABC to host his late night gig. According to Jimmy Kimmel, that honor almost went to Jon Stewart.
It turns out Jimmy Kimmel doesn’t just spread misinformation on the air — he also misleads his own kids.
When you think things can’t get stranger in late-night television, Jimmy Kimmel and his wife Molly McNearney have managed to top themselves. In a recent episode of the We Can Do Hard Things podcast, Jimmy Kimmel and McNearney admitted that they told their kids President Trump was responsible for Kimmel’s recent suspension from Jimmy Kimmel Live.
For the second time in as many years, the standoff between Google’s YouTube TV and The Walt Disney Company has left millions of households without ABC, ESPN, FX, and a long list of other Disney-owned networks. The dispute began when their carriage agreement expired just before midnight ET on October 30, 2025 — and now, as frustrated viewers sit through another weekend without football or Disney primetime TV, YouTube TV is trying to calm the outrage with a small financial olive branch: a $20 credit.
Viewers (what few remain…) expecting a fresh episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday night were caught off guard when ABC unexpectedly aired a rerun instead. The scheduled broadcast—featuring actor David Duchovny, Stranger Things star Joe Keery, and singer Madison Beer—was pulled at the last minute without any public explanation.
In a story that cuts straight to the heart of Hollywood’s reputation for surface-level morality and media theatrics, a recent admission by Erika Kirk that late-night “comedian” Jimmy Kimmel offered to apologize to her and then didn’t when she wouldn’t appear on his show has ignited debate over whether public apologies from late-night figures are genuine — or just stage lights pointed at empty sincerity.
Whoopi Goldberg freaked out this week over a legal note on The View after falsely stating that President Trump signs pardons with an auto-pen (a claim she insisted was a “joke”).
Disney tried throwing a Hail Mary ahead of today’s Election Day coverage — and YouTube TV swatted it away.
With Election Day approaching, Disney has formally asked YouTube TV to restore access to ABC following a carriage dispute that removed the network from the platform late last week.
It finally happened — the long-brewing tension between streaming titan Google and entertainment empire Disney spilled out into the open last night, leaving millions of subscribers staring at blank screens where ESPN, ABC, FX, and other networks once lived. The YouTube TV Disney negotiation war has escalated, and viewers are caught in the crossfire.
Late Thursday night into Friday morning (around 11:30 pm–12:00 am ET, October 30→31, 2025), all Disney-owned linear networks, including ABC (and local ABC stations), ESPN’s suite of channels, FX, Freeform, Disney Channel, and National Geographic, were removed from YouTube TV after the companies failed to reach a new carriage agreement before the prior deal expired. Viewers reported the channels going dark just before the midnight deadline.
Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has been slated to appear as a guest on the Disney daytime talk show The View on Tuesday, November 4th — which coincides with Election Day in the United States.
On October 17, 2025, a federal jury in Los Angeles ruled on a vaccine religious exemption lawsuit in favor of 20th Television, a studio owned by The Walt Disney Company. The decision came in a wrongful termination lawsuit brought by actor Rockmond Dunbar.