After a rough monologue last night, Jimmy Kimmel announces the show is taking a few days off.

Kimmel announced the show will be taking a few nights off the air, and some viewers recalled ABC’s suspension of him. Here’s the real reason behind his show’s brief hiatus this

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday paid tribute to his lifelong friend and bandleader, Cleto Escobedo III, who died earlier in the day. He was 59. “We’ve been on the air for almost 23 years and I’ve had to do some hard monologues along the way,” Kimmel said as he fought his way through tears. “But this one’s the hardest.”

To celebrate National Pickle Day, Jason’s Deli is giving away 100 gallons of pickle chips on Nov. 14. Twenty-five winners will each receive four gallons in an ice bucket. To enter, Instagram users can follow the chain, like the giveaway post, leave a comment saying who they’d share their pickles with and tag two friends.

Georgia Tech is celebrating the legacy of President Carter and first lady Rosalynn Carter by renaming a school in their honor.

Things are spicy from the start. After Wales introduces himself as "founder of Wikipedia," host Tilo Jung asks if he's the founder or co-founder. A seemingly harmless question, but Wales doesn't seem interested in taking it on. "I don't care," he says in response. "It's the dumbest question in the world."