In what is quickly becoming as much a Halloween tradition as trick-or-treating, Jimmy Kimmel once again challenged parents to tell their kids they ate all the Halloween candy, and record their reactions.

Chris Rock shot a video for Jimmy Kimmel Live to let voters know that Barack Obama is "the white president you can trust."

Jimmy Kimmel is in Brooklyn this week. A sweeps stunt that turned out to be timed perfectly. On last night's show he decided to enter the borough's long-standing hipster on Hasid war.

It only took W. Axl Rose 20 years to show up for last night's live televised interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, which seems about right after the decade the Guns N' Roses lizard required to record Chinese Democracy. Axl's extreme tardiness was apparently the only one of his million idiosyncrasies Kimmel was allowed to mention—and it became a recurring punchline—there was no talk of Slash or the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or Lana Del Rey or where Our Man Rose dwindled away those missing years. Instead, they talked about Axl's political leanings ("Obama"), his stint managing a Tower Records, and how he's medicating a recent cold ("I'm on a bunch of different things—legal, illegal").

If there is one thing Jimmy Kimmel loves, it's pranking little kids.

After years spent asking parents to torment their children for kicks, Jimmy Kimmel's latest YouTube Challenge asked kids to prank adults for a change.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has a well-established penchant for playing mean pranks on kids — usually by proxy. There was the infamous Halloween treat trick, the notorious Nasty Christmas gag, and the hilariously underhanded "Waking Kids Up for School in Summer."

Zooey Deschanel stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight and pushed the very limits of adorkability. There was a story about her "six months years old" nephew, some tales from her childhood and, of course, a ghost hunt. There may have been more but my slingbox couldn't handle it.

Barney Frank is retiring from Congress and also marrying his longtime boyfriend in the near future, which means he had plenty of charming material while guesting on tonight's Jimmy Kimmel Live. He's really one of the good guys.

This performance was a little more SNL and a little less David Letterman.

Jimmy Kimmel went on fellow comic Marc Maron's podcast-slash-psychotherapy-couch WTF to talk about his unusual career path. But he couldn't resist taking his famously neurotic host on a detour into some of his family issues, including the "very sadistic" mom who used to make him pay her begging homage and who pretended she was dead to make him cry.

In your maudlin Tuesday media column: Jimmy Kimmel gets an important job, the St. Petersburg Times is no more, a cartoonist canned for plagiarism, Rock Center debuts, and a journalist has a heart attack.

Ever wonder what happened to Lady Gaga's iconic meat dress? She told Jimmy Kimmel last night that it was cured and put in her archive. God, that thing must smell so terrible now.

Back in February—when he wasn't cozying up courtside to Rihanna—Justin Bieber participated in the NBA's Celebrity All-Star Game. It seems like SNL's Jason Sudeikis wasn't impressed with Bieber's skills considering he had this to say about his teen opponent on tonight's Jimmy Kimmel Live!: "I didn't even know it was him for the first two quarters, I thought it was a Make-A-Wish situation." [via Vulture]

Yesterday, Gary Busey was fired on The Celebrity Apprentice. But fear not, dedicated fans, for he returned to TV screens tonight on Jimmy Kimmel Live! And you know what? His interview with Kimmel—which ranged from a discussion of body language, to "Buseyisms," to Meatloaf-bashing—was just as entertaining as Busey was in The Donald's boardroom.

Despite Sheen's lips tasting "like cinnamon and moonbeams," Kimmel still had a few concerns about his moment with Charlie. "They say when you kiss someone, you're kissing everyone they ever kissed. Lucky for me, most hookers don't kiss."

During tonight's Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Kimmel was in the middle of interviewing Mark Cuban when the subject of conversation turned to Charlie Sheen. Then, much to the surprise of Kimmel—and the audience—Sheen showed up! He seemed... excited.

Last night, Jimmy Kimmel Live aired its sequel to the "Hottie Body Hump Club" (the female response to the Handsome Men's Club featuring Hollywood babes like Scarlett Johansson and Lindsay Lohan.) Here's part two—featuring many more "hotties."

Everybody agrees that Hailee Steinfeld was great as Mattie Ross in True Grit. Do you think Jimmy Kimmel's security guard, Guillermo, would have filled the role just as well? Let's find out!

It might have been better if Jimmy Kimmel had just stayed out of it, but still—swoon! Here's the clip from last night in which Ryan Gosling sings his heart out (while playing the ukulele!) for all to adore.