Jimmy Kimmel’s tenure as a late-night host on ABC is hanging by a thread after a 22-year run at the Disney-owned network, but the involuntary hiatus isn’t the first time the House of

The Boycott ABC movement is gaining traction after Jimmy Kimmel Live! was pulled from the air, with netizens sharing how to do so.

Hundreds of union actors and writers marched on the Walt Disney Company’s Burbank headquarters Thursday in protest of ABC pulling “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” “indefinitely” over comments the host made about Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr threatened to take action Wednesday against ABC and Disney over Jimmy Kimmel's comments about the suspected Charlie Kirk assassin.

Lost creator Damon Lindelof vowed not to work with Disney until Jimmy Kimmel Live is reinstated after ABC "preempted" the show indefinitely

Bob Iger and Disney are used to dealing with all manner of PR crises; it comes with the territory when you’re operating one of the best known and most beloved brands in the world. But what has happened with Jimmy Kimmel over the past 24 hours has been something far different (and scarier) than a mere public-relations kerfuffle: FCC chairman Brendan Carr,

Late last year, ABC News spent $16 million to settle a defamation lawsuit with President Trump. At the time, you could squint and see the business sense of it: Just pay up, say you’re sorry and this will all blow over.