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Last week, we posted Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's version of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, where he challenged champion boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr. His challenge was a bit different. He didn't want to see Mayweather dump water on his head. He challenged the Grand Rapids native to read a page from a Harry Potter book. If he could successfully do that, 50 Cent would donate $750,000 to th

Jimmy Kimmel sent his team out to Comic-Con International 2014 in San Diego for another round of his "Jimmy Kimmel Live" bit called Pedestrian Question. The concept is simple: They ask pedestrians questions and the audiences guesses what their responses will be.

Jimmy Kimmel has really struck gold with the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" segment where celebrities come on and read mean tweets about themselves. He's branched out a bit, recently including politicians and even school teachers. Kimmel's latest target: NBA players.

In the voice of Mike Tyson: Hey everyone. Mike Tython watcheth 'Game of Thrones' juth like you and I. Ecthept he doethn't theem to get how it workth. He didn't enjoy the theathon finale becauthe he juth didn't theem to get it. He wanted a retholution and failed to get it. Which ith kind of what finale's are thupposed to do. Typical Mike."

HBO's smash hit 'Game of Thrones' can get pretty wordy, which is why Kristian Nairn's singular performance as Hodor ("Hodor!") is so welcome. With just a one-word vocabulary, Hodor still manages to be a fan favorite -- but that doesn't mean that his unique skills can translate to other television shows, like, oh, 'Family Feud.'

The folks at ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" are great at coming up with some of the best viral videos the Internet has ever seen. His series on celebrities reading mean tweets about themselves is one of our favorites. Whenever we see a video going viral, it's now perfectly acceptable to just assume that "Kimmel" is behind it in some way, like the worst twerk fail ever video from l

The dreaded Polar Vortex has seemed to have swept most of our nation leaving the good people of Los Angeles unscathed. Why shouldn't they be as miserable as the rest of the country? Jimmy Kimmel sent Cousin Sal out to the beaches to peg snowballs at'em.

You know them, you see them daily, you probably contribute to the cause. The cell phone has become the distraction that you must know what's going on, you need to see what others are doing and you just need to know the answer to an unimportant question that pops in your head. Jimmy Kimmel, the other night, came up with this new (fake) product that should help with the cause. Hopefully it'll make m

So remember the video of the twerking girl who accidentally set herself on fire? Remember how we all got a good laugh out of it? Remember how everyone from YouTube commenters to morning news shows dubbed it "the end of the twerking craze as we know it"? Well, turns out it was all a hoax perpetuated by that merry prankster Jimmy Kimmel.

No doubt you saw the video of the girl attempting to twerk and ends up crashing through the table catching herself on fire? Well, as it turns out, it was all just a stunt by Jimmy Kimmel. Watch the full video here.

On a good day, Twitter is used as a social media platform where others can connect and interact in a cordial way. On a bad day, people hide behind their handles and unleash some harsh thoughts into the Twittersphere. But thanks to the folks at 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' the bad days just got better.

Coachella has come and gone, bringing together music lovers who pride themselves on knowing obscure bands that we, the general public, have never heard of. Enter Jimmy Kimmel to take them all down one by one.