Jimmy Kimmel Live halted its tapings last week as wildfires began ravaging multiple areas of Los Angeles. The show has yet to return to air, but in the meantime its Hollywood backlot is being used ...

Jimmy Kimmel addresses the conpsiracy theory about Diddy being behind the LA wildfires. (Image via Jon Putman/Anadolu via Getty Images) Amidst the LA wildfires, Jimmy Kimmel addressed the viral ...

At some point before midnight a lamp without a shade fell over on a bed upstairs, and a fire started that no one saw or felt until the room was fully engulfed, as the entire house soon would be.

A drill rapper promoted by the BBC is being investigated by probation services over lyrics glorifying the murder of Jimmy Mizen. In 2009, Jake Fahri, who is now 35, was handed a life sentence for ...

In one of TEN’s tracks available on Spotify and YouTube, the rapper appears to reference Jimmy’s death. His lyrics include: “Stuck it on a man and watched him melt like Ben and Jerry’s.

The Ministry of Justice has opened an investigation into convicted murderer Jake Fahri, after reports lyrics in his drill music referenced the 2008 death of Jimmy Mizen. The teenager's father told ...

“Thank God fire isn’t fueled by stupid or this country will be one giant olympic torch right now,” he joked. Jimmy Kimmel Live is back on the air after they were forced to evacuate due to ...

KILLER Jake Fahri’s lyrics appear to contain multiple references to his murder of Jimmy Mizen — including ... “Swing around a blade when I promised mum I’d never touch a knife again.” ...

Jimmy Kimmel is moved by community support and ... including the since-extinguished Sunset fire that threatened his studio in Hollywood. “Everyone who lives in this city knows someone, most ...

Jimmy Kimmel made his return to late-night television ... the El Capitan Entertainment Centre last week after the LA County Fire Department stopped all filming permits for productions that ...

ABC Jimmy Kimmel was emotional as he returned to ... he said, as footage of the fire that got close to Hollywood played. “Many of us had to leave our homes in a hurry. Some of our co-workers ...

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel got emotional over the Los Angeles ... That is how close this fire was to our theater here,” Kimmel added, with footage of fires shown on the screen.