2135486
It's true. Rumor is late one night they were cuddling and Samberg's 57-year-...
71 isn't OLD old, but still, how many 70-something cats do you know who are...
When this sketch opened up with Fred Armisen doing Lawrence Welk, we...
We fully expected Gov. Palin to assassinate all of the animals at the San...
In case you've forgotten, this strange action was labeled a "terrorist fist...
The bastion of open-minded free speech known as Berkeley, California has...
On the occasion of Ferrell's blockbusting performance in Blades of Glory,...
The man knows how to arrive on time, shake hands and shoulder grip with...
And since it's now Wednesday and the test is over, this is a historic relic....
He wasn't "camera friendly" and he didn't "wear clothes that fit" him, but...
![[[missing key: blog.pageTitle]]](http://www.thedailytube.com/images/nav_blog.gif){kind=small}
The Daily Tube review
Presidential candidates can't be everywhere, so they often send surrogates to spread their message. What better place for dueling puppet-heads-on-a-stick than the Los Angeles county fair, home to corn dogs and frozen bananas alike? Pop quiz: which is the bigger hellhole, a Hanoi POW camp or the LA County Fair? (by Patrick Sauer) Running Time: 4:00This great video appears on
ABC.com
Add this post to:
Jimmy Kimmel IS Neil ZirconiaKimmel fulfills a lifelong dream to become a Neil Diamond impersonator under the tutelage of some...
read more
The Kids Have Spoken, Congrats President Obama!Since 1960, Scholastic has been polling schoolkids on the election, and their youthful selection for...
read more
Obama Digitally Fist-Pounds KimmelSenator Barack Obama appeared on a prime time edition of JK Live and explained that Father's Day
... 
Jimmy Kimmel Asks: What Ever Happened to Sarah Palin?We fully expected Gov. Palin to assassinate all of the animals at the San Diego Zoo, to take out...
read more
Late Nite Honors the Hoops Fairness DoctrineQuoth Kimmel, "I shouldn't be interviewing important people." It's OK Jimmy, it's basically a prime...
read more
