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TXDOT decided to have a little fun with a few mean tweets and they had some TXDOT workers read the not-so-friendly tweets out loud.

John McEnroe is 56 years old and still enjoys playing tennis. Despite being 23 years retired from professional tennis, McEnroe's competitive juices have not slowed down a bit. He joined Jimmy Kimmel Live to talk about his career and the sport that made him famous...

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" kicked off it's "Game Night" editions last night with a new NBA-themed installment of "Mean Tweets.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo gives his thoughts about losing Pro Bowl running back DeMarco Murray.

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel has solved Deflategate.

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" last night to discuss multiple dinners, his brothers but most importantly his jumping. Kimmel showed the viral video that had Watt jumping nearly 60 inches and asked him if he could possibly do his jumping in a suit...

Back in 2011, Jimmy Kimmel pranked NBA star Metta World Peace (then known as Ron Artest) so completely that Metta (Mr. World Peace?) must have always had his guard up from that day on. That kind of attitude could have served him well recently, as Kimmel again pranked the athlete for 'Jimmy Kimmel Live...

Jimmy Kimmel has apparently always wanted to get basketball great Michael Jordan to appear on his late-night show as a guest. It's never happened (sad face to Jimmy), but he won't be deterred. When he had the chance to snag some time with Jordan during a recent golf tournament, he went for it and made the NBA superstar palm random objects, all for the amusement of his studio audience.

Jimmy Kimmel is still busy broadcasting his show live from Austin, Texas' SXSW Festival, and the 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' host seems to be really getting into the spirit of both the city and the event in offering us an actually laugh-inducing car insurance commercial. (Eat it, GEICO!)

Anyone who stays up to watch 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' witnesses a well oiled machine.  Kimmel tells a few jokes, has a couple sketches, interviews a couple 'A-listers,' introduces a popular musical act, and calls it a night.  It is the kind of show one would expect of someone with nearly a decade of experience...