ABC suspended Kimmel<\/b> in September after he went after MAGA\u2019s reaction to Charlie Kirk\u2019s assassination. FCC Chair Brendan Carr threatened the network, station groups pulled the show, and Disney caved under government pressure. Bad move. Hollywood unions went nuclear, Obama called it \u201cgovernment coercion,\u201d and Disney\u2019s stock tanked. The people spoke up loud and clear.<\/p>\n
Kimmel returned to 6.2 million viewers\u2014massive numbers for late-night in 2025.<\/p>\n
While Kimmel fought that battle, Jeremy Allen White was quietly dominating. Three consecutive Golden Globes for The Bear. Two Emmys. Three SAG Awards. The show\u2019s fourth season dropped this summer, and critics can\u2019t stop talking\u00a0<\/span>about his performance as chef Carmy.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n White appeared on Kimmel\u2019s show on October 2nd<\/sup> and talks about his upcoming project: \u201cSpringsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere.\u201d White will be seen as Bruce Springsteen in the Biopic. Meanwhile, Kimmel\u2019s roster of star appearances keeps getting better. Emily Blunt, Seth Rogen, Aziz Ansari, Ryan Reynolds are some of the Hollywood A-listers on his show.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Photo courtesy of ABC\/Disney<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ABC suspended Kimmel in September after he went after MAGA\u2019s reaction to Charlie Kirk\u2019s assassination. FCC Chair Brendan Carr threatened the network, station groups pulled the show, and Disney caved under government pressure. Bad move. Hollywood unions went nuclear, Obama called it \u201cgovernment coercion,\u201d and Disney\u2019s stock tanked. The people spoke up loud and clear….<\/p>\n