Kaley Cuoco is extremely competitive she revealed on Jimmy Kimmy Live. Cuoco was "pissed" after losing to Anthony Anderson in "Name That Famous Celebrity" hosted by the intelligible Yehya, who describes celebrities to the blindfolded contestant. Anderson maintained a lead throughout the game. He even argued that Kaley ... [Read More]

Epic Meal Empire host Harley Morenstein wanted a big celebrity guest on this week's episode "Fat Midnight" but Sir Elton John was busy so they got Chris Hardwick, host of the internet-themed game show @midnight. Harley sat down down with Hardwick to pick his brain about what to prepare for him and his staff. "What does the ... [Read More]

Jane Fonda stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote her new movie This is Where I Leave You but the real star was her chest. Kimmel showed the much talked about scene in which her character, Hillary Altman, falls out of her robe in front of her son, who accuses her of having bionic breasts. In fact, they were silicone ... [Read More]

Minecraft developer Mojang has been acquired by Microsoft for $2.5 billion. Not surprisingly, the founders will all be stepping down, including Markus Persson, Minecraft creator and majority shareholder. Persson will still be playing with "boxes." Late night comedian Conan O'Brien was actually there when Microsoft made ... [Read More]

This Thursday Scotland votes on independence and England hasn't given them a convincing reason to stay according to Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. The English host said there's been a history of animosity towards their neighbor to the north. He cited examples such as banning kilts and a national anthem that at one time ... [Read More]

The Space Dandy video game Super Space Galaga has made numerous appearance on the show. Meow (Joel McDonald) plays it on his phone when they're not busy catching aliens, which is most of the time. But playtime is over on this week's episode "An Other-Dimensional Tale, Baby." Prince Paul warps his 2D universe into the ... [Read More]

The world's most famous (animated) Scotsman is skirting around next week's referendum on Independence for Scotland. The Simpsons' Groundskeeper Willie says he's hesitant to throw his support to either side "be it the right one or the obviously wrong one." "Both sides have valid points," he insists. "The freedom loving ... [Read More]