Jimmy Kimmel's Mean Tweets schtick has already visited the NBA twice, and now it's finally arrived in pro football.

Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul discussed the strange circumstances under which he came into the world—with his mom, alone, delivering him prematurely on her bathroom floor.

50 Cent just found another gear in his ongoing, transcendent Instagram trolling of his former BFF, boxing champ Floyd Mayweather. After offering to donate $750,000 to any charity if Mayweather could read a page of Harry Potter, 50 has upped the ante by arranging for him to do it on national television.

The Streisand Effect, where the act of trying to hide something only results in more people seeing it, should probably be renamed The Eva Green's Boobs Effect. Green's breasts are at the peak of their fame after the uptight MPAA banned her Sin City: A Dame to Kill For poster for showing a hint of nipple under a sheer dress.

Of all the details assaulting the reader's senses in Page Six's factual report and/or work of dystopian literature about Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding—the giant golden toilet, the marble piano—perhaps the most unabashedly Kanye was Mr. West's alleged 45-minute "toast to himself."

Jimmy Kimmel sent a crew to Comic-Con to ask cosplayers these two very pressing questions: "Have you ever had sex in your costume?" and "Would you like to?"

An Apple "iWatch" has been rumored for years, and might finally arrive this fall. And no matter how bad it is, people will buy it, as Jimmy Kimmel found out when he slapped an Apple sticker on a $20 Casio and introduced "the new Apple watch" to some eager consumers.

Adult child Jimmy Kimmel recently welcomed his first baby with wife Molly McNearney. He wants to raise his daughter right, so he did the prudent thing and sought out advice from someone more grown-up: A 7-year-old boy.

The latest edition of Jimmy Kimmel's Lie Witness News asks soccer "fans" what they thought about about the World Cup performance of Landon Donovan — who was cut from the team before the cup even began.

At the beginning of her run as incestuous, scheming queen regent Cersei Lannister on Game of Thrones, Lena Headey used to get nervous during late night TV appearances. But those days are gone—or just drowned in wine.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, a pinko commie hellbent on bringing NYC back to the bad old days, cemented his treasonous status on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, belting out "I Love LA" after losing a Stanley Cup bet with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.

One of Jimmy Kimmel's best schticks is forcing celebrities to read the cruel, grammatically incorrect insults that randoms hurl at them on Twitter, and he's done it again with a bunch of NBA stars (and Kris Humphries).

Ice Cube does one thing very well as an actor, and nothing's going to stop him from doing it, whether the line is "Sometimes I get angry, so suck a dick!" or "Lavender body wash makes my pores tingle."

Remember the worst round of Family Feud ever played, where a woman brought shame on her family and left Steve Harvey shaking his head? Well, Hodor.

50 Cent is better at acting than he is at throwing a baseball or sticking to a strict anti-masturbation regimen. Sort of.

Jimmy Kimmel has invented a new man-on-the-street game in the same vein as his usual Lie Witness News schtick: Instead of having people comment on news that didn't actually happen, he just asks them not to say anything at all. It's called "Don't Talk Into This Mic and Win $10."

For the seventh year in a row, Jimmy Kimmel took on the two teenage winners of this year's National School Scrabble Championship (open to students in grades four through eight) in a televised competition.

The three strangers who randomly turned an acoustic performance into a viral sensation were invited to reprise their song on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, and this time a few celebrities ended up joining in.

Before performing her Top 5 hit "Fancy" on last night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, Australian rapper/drag queen Iggy Azalea helped prep the squares in Kimmel's audience by rephrasing the lyrics of the song's first verse and hook. Her in-between accent as she recites (but doesn't quite rap) her lyrics is utterly bizarre, and Kimmel's translations are for the most part hilarious.

It's become trendy to maintain a gluten-free diet, even for people without allergies, but it's apparently not as trendy to have any idea what gluten is.