Jimmy Fallon Mocks Trump's Melania Ballroom Admission

Molly McNearney, wife of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, delivered a powerful speech at the Hollywood Reporter’s Women In Entertainment breakfast, where she criticized former President Donald Trump and emphasized the importance of freedom of speech. Her remarks come amid ongoing tensions between Kimmel and Trump, particularly following Kimmel's recent jabs at the former president.

Pop star Sabrina Carpenter has publicly condemned the White House for using her song 'Juno' in a video that soundtracks Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in Chicago, labeling the video as 'evil and disgusting.' Carpenter's disapproval highlights the ongoing tensions between artists and political figures over the unauthorized use of creative works.

Jimmy Kimmel delivered a sharp response to former President Donald Trump's claim that the U.S. is being 'laughed at,' humorously reminding Trump of the global perception of him. This exchange highlights the ongoing tensions between Kimmel and Trump, particularly in the context of Kimmel's recent criticisms of Trump's behavior and statements.

Jimmy Fallon, host of 'The Tonight Show,' humorously diagnosed President Donald Trump with a new ailment during a recent episode, suggesting that the president might be experiencing a dictionary-ready condition. This comedic take adds to the ongoing discourse surrounding Trump's public persona and health.

Jimmy Kimmel delivered a sharp four-word toast during a recent segment, humorously summarizing the performance of former President Donald Trump's Cabinet as 'crushing it' in his second term. This moment was part of Kimmel's ongoing critique of Trump and his administration, which has been a recurring theme in his late-night show.

Trump is set to take a prominent role at the Kennedy Center this weekend, an institution traditionally associated with theater and opera, which will now become the center of attention for the sports world on Friday.

The NFL has announced the addition of an outspoken critic of former President Trump to its Super Bowl lineup, joining artists Coco Jones and Charlie Puth ahead of Bad Bunny's highly anticipated halftime show. This decision highlights the league's commitment to featuring diverse voices in its entertainment programming.

Several prominent musicians, including Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo, have publicly criticized former President Trump for using their music without permission, highlighting a growing tension between artists and political figures over the use of creative works.