Jimmy Kimmel Videos

Today, Perfume Genius (Mike Hadreas) releases his music video for “Some Dream,” which is taken from his critically acclaimed album Set My Heart On Fire Immediately.

From Camp Southern Ground, Zac Brown Band performs “The Man Who Loves You The Most.'

President Obama talks about his new book “A Promised Land.”

Today, Steve Arrington shares a video for “Make a Difference,” from his new album Down to the Lowest Terms: The Soul Sessions out now via Stones Throw.

Mike talks about his return to boxing for his big fight against Roy Jones Jr, loving the haters, being beautiful, what money means to him, and Jimmy asks him who would win in a fight between Mike Tyson as a young man and Mike Tyson now.

The Apple Music Up Next Artist Beabadoobee performs her song “Care.” Check out our Apple Music playlist for more.

Alex talks about directing for our show, some of the crazy segments he did, pranking Uncle Frank, making a movie with Mr.T, and his new Frank Zappa documentary.

Goldie talks about making her first appearance on the show, her husband Kurt Russell buying an RV during quarantine, spending time with their kids, performing at the Hilton in Vegas in the 70's, staying in Elvis’ suite, shooting the new movie The Christmas Chronicles 2 with Kurt, and loving his Santa beard.

G-Eazy and blackbear perform the song “Hate The Way” on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Alison talks about running into Justin Bieber in Italy and witnessing him singing about penne pasta in the pool, her new Christmas movie Happiest Season, working with her husband Dave Franco, and doing the drug Molly by herself.

Michael talks about becoming People’s Sexiest Man Alive 2020, getting made fun of by his friends, Jimmy predicting his win, being ahead of the great Michael Jordan in the rankings, working with Denzel Washington on his new movie A Journal for Jordan, growing out his mustache during quarantine, shooting in Berlin for his other movie Without Remorse, and driving 203 mph on the Autobahn.

Chris talks about his beautiful hair, being on the show for Jimmy’s birthday, his incredible breakout performance with Justin Timberlake, making a cameo in the last season of “Game of Thrones,” and his new album “Starting Over.”

Ellen talks about the crazy ending to tonight's episode of “Grey’s Anatomy,” the return of Patrick Dempsey, the origin of the word Va-jay-jay, Jimmy’s influence on her family’s quarantine, and because there is a terrible photo on her Wikipedia page, Jimmy helps her change it as a belated birthday gift.

From her album 'Girl,' Maren Morris performs “To Hell & Back” in Nashville. Thanks to Verizon Wireless.

Dr. Phil talks about being on an episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” the possibility of calling Donald Trump to tell him to concede, the emotions that Trump is experiencing right now, shooting his show without an audience, some of the crazy topics he has coming up, celebrating his 70th birthday, and COVID’s impact on all of our lives.

Ty Dolla $ign performs the song “Nothing Like Your Exes” on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Emmanuel talks about meeting Oprah, partnering with her to publish his new book “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man,” celebrating his 30th birthday, getting a call from Matthew McConaughey, growing up in a Nigerian household, race and football compared to race in America, and the importance of having uncomfortable conversations.

Gillian talks about playing Margaret Thatcher in the new season of “The Crown,” how people in the UK have been responding to the U.S. Election, working with her boyfriend Peter Morgan, meeting the real Queen, working with Alex Trebek, and Jimmy tests her knowledge of plotlines from “The X-Files.'

Nathaniel Rateliff performs the song “And It’s Still Alright” on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Luke talks about what he's been up to in quarantine, getting chickens, being a Carolina Panthers fan, losing a bet that required him to be a vegan, getting married over the summer and having to change their wedding plans last minute, wanting to meet Garth Brooks, and his big CMA nominations.