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Jimmy Kimmel · Los AngelesBy David Goldman, CNN (CNN) — When ABC executives told Jimmy Kimmel last month that his show was being pulled off the air, the late-night show’s audience was seated, a guest chef had already started making food, the musical guest had performed a warm-up act, and Kimmel was in the bathroom. “It was about 3:00; we tape our show at 4:30,” Kimmel told Stephen Colbert on an episode of “The Late Show” Tuesday. “I’m in my office, typing away as I usual…See the Story
Jimmy Kimmel Explains How He Learned He Was Being Yanked Off the Air — and Thought He’d Never Return
Coverage: 70 sources
D4vd · Los Angeles(NewsNation) — An ex-boyfriend of Celeste Rivas Hernandez says she was not in a good situation at home before she began running away in early 2024. "He said that she would say that her parents were really mean, and that she didn't like being at home," TMZ's Charles Latibeaudiere told "Banfield" after Damien Hernandez and his mother, Jamie, spoke to the outlet Tuesday. Damien Hernandez, 15, who dated Celeste in middle school, revealed that when h…See the Story
Celeste Rivas Hernandez Had Troubled Home Life, Ex-Boyfriend Says
58% Center coverage: 17 sources
Ticketmaster · DenverWhen junior Bright Okunbor learned singer-songwriter and rapper Rema was coming to Boston in May, he went to Ticketmaster to buy tickets. However, anytime he uses the platform, he encounters a strange phenomenon. “They would say, ‘This ticket is $60,’ and I would be like, ‘I can’t wait to go buy that ticket because it’s not that bad in terms of the cost,’” Okunbor said. “But then I’ll go into Ticketmaster and see all these different types of fee…See the Story
