With the Fourth of July just days away, Jimmy Kimmel aired a hilarious and informative video involving drunk mannequins and the potential danger involved with lighting off your own homemade fireworks.

In an internal BP publication, the company wrote about the many great things that were resulting from the catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf. Jimmy Kimmel showed their updated advertising campaign to put a new spin on the disaster.

Jimmy Kimmel and Drake prove to be an unstoppable duo as they sing " Tweet, Tweet", a beautiful and relevant song that explores celebrities and the current Twitter phenomenon.

Chris Rock explains to Jimmy Kimmel his brilliant idea for easily smuggling fireworks, crack, or guns into New York City. Just in time for the Fourth of July!

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel's Twilight-themed extravaganza, he asked the unthinkable: what would happen if R Pattz, K Stew, and the ever-shirtless Taylor Lautner were replaced with the guidos and guidettes of Jersey Shore?

Today at Gawker.TV, Betty White doesn't like reality television, the best moments of the new season of The Bachelorette, a 1999 New York Lotto commercial becomes controversial, and Kathie Lee Gifford's Freudian slip reveals a love of fornication.

Game Night might seem like an inappropriate title since the World Cup is not covered, but Jimmy Kimmel still pulls of some solid NBA Finals jokes and gets a dig in at the terrible referees.

Russell Brand stopped by Jimmy Kimmel's NBA Game Night live show and discussed basketball and LeBron James. The only problem? He's not really what you'd call a "fan" of the sport.

Hollywood Salutes Matt Damon aired last night and apparently we weren't the only ones scratching our heads. Kimmel began the roast with "we're giving a salute to someone in their 30's?" and "I just don't think he deserves a salute."

Last night was Simon Cowell's final night on American Idol. Jimmy Kimmel took a moment to recognize Simon's contribution to American television in the form of a video mashup of his best insults during his time as a judge.

Today at Gawker.TV, Joel McHale says goodbye to Tyra Banks' talk show, Fox and Friends get a brand new couch, Family Guy does Star Wars, and we're deeply unsatisfied by Lost's finale and just may prefer Jimmy Kimmel's fake alternate endings.

Friday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live was all about LOST and he paid tribute with a hysterical "This Week in Unnecessary Censorship." This is a must-watch clip for fans, especially if you need to dry your tears after tonight's finale.

But not in a dirty way! We find out in this clip that maybe that list of potential candidates wasn't complete. Also, Jacob knows how to bring the party.

Regis can't figure out what in the world is going on Lost. Jimmy Kimmel, Lost-megafan, hammers out the plotline in terms Regis can understand: Gelman's the Smoke Monster, Kathie Lee Gifford is Jacob, and Sawyer's just a modern-day Don Rickles.

Wow. The newly moustache-free Dr. Phil seems blissfully unaware of the potential controversy he is inviting by putting on this fake mustache on Jimmy Kimmel Live! In all fairness, Kimmel does heartily clarify that it's "Charlie Chaplin's Moustache." Video inside.

Randy Jackson's limited vocabulary is a constant source of hilarity on American Idol, making the talentless tripe on-stage somewhat tolerable. Jimmy Kimmel Live played a promo of the show that would cut out any lameness and leave only Jackson's mantra.

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel, Dominic Monaghan exposed American Idol for all its evil, nonsensical tendencies. Spoiler alert: stay tuned for the shiny Vanilla Ice jumpsuit.

Jimmy Kimmel premiered a video that takes all those cats from YouTube and lets them express how they probably don't really feel. Namely, their disdain for the new Bush Presidential Library and the endangered lives of feral cats living there.

ABC is dedicating five—yes, five—hours of programming to the show's finale on May 23: a two hour retrospective, the two-hour episode, and then a special all-Lost episode of Jimmy Kimmel at midnight. This thing better not disappoint!

Luke Wilson stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to plug Death at a Funeral, but the only thing anyone wanted to hear about was Tracy Morgan. Wilson obliged the audience with a story of Morgan's take on KFC's revisionist history.