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#Kimmel, #LieWitnessNews - Christopher Columbus Supreme Court Edition Columbus Day , a national holiday that most decent-minded people would like effectively canceled and replaced with  Indigenous Peoples Day  since Christopher Columbus was a genocide-committing monster. But for now it is what it is, so in honor of the most terrible of holidays (right behind April Fool’s Day),  Jimmy Kimmel  did a Lie Witness News segment in which he asked people on the street what they thought of President Donald Trump’s controversial next Supreme Court pick, wait for it … Christopher Columbus. Given Trump’s  apparent admiration for the guy , if somehow it were possible that the science could mine DNA and bring Columbus back to life to sit on the highest court in the land, you know he’d probably be all in for that. But even Trump surely knows that Christopher Columbus is no longer alive and therefore not eligible for the Supreme Court. A few of the people interviewed on the subject, however,

Over the last 400 or so years, the story of Thanksgiving hasn't changed much. We learn it in school and it's fine, but this year we wanted to spice it up. So we had a fifth grade class from Florida present for the first time ever, the story of friendship and gratitude known as 'The First #Trumpsgiving

Jimmy Kimmel brought back yet another edition of his “I Told My Kids I Ate All Their Halloween Candy” prank video compilation, and once again, the kids of America are furious. “We got over 1,000 videos, we went through all of them, we narrowed it down to the best of the best,” Kimmel said, “and now it’s time to find out just how easy it is to take candy from babies in our 2018 YouTube challenge.” With the gag now in its eighth year, there were even a few kids who caught on to their parents’ ruse. “Oh no, this is fake, I know this trick,” one said. “Yeah, because you have showed us the videos. I know.” By  Kevin Slane

Self-proclaimed rap god Eminem and visionary director Terrence Malick officially have more in common than people may have thought: both partnered with Google for over-the-top Pixel 3 commercials. But whereas Malick’s commercial captured the Pixel 3 camera’s best qualities, Eminem’s gaudy performance failed the entire concept. Eminem’s anticipated Empire State Building performance, which caught New Yorkers off guard last week when it was being filmed, was shot mostly on a Pixel 3, according to ABC. The video debuted on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and it stars Eminem performing his new song “Venom” from Sony’s antihero blockbuster of the same name. It’s a surprising location choice considering Venom takes place in San Francisco, not New York City, but Kimmel brought his show to Brooklyn this week, which explains the theme. It’s shot using 30 fps, and while Eminem’s performance is the initial draw, the video’s focus very quickly switches over to the Empire State Building’s EDM-like light s

Google’s new Pixel 3 phones are almost here, and the company is pulling out all the stops to make sure that everyone knows about them: the phones have a five-day ad buy for the entire week of Jimmy Kimmel Live! The Pixel 3 will also be used to film a performance with Eminem from the top of the Empire State Building, via The Wall Street Journal . It’s a big play from Google to team up with Disney — which is both the largest entertainment company in the world, and it already works with Google on things like the Pixel’s augmented reality Playmoji , which feature Marvel and Star Wars heroes. In addition to the Kimmel partnership, Disney is also said to be working on other Google ad integrations for services like YouTube Music. What is going on with the helicopters at the Empire State Building!? I can’t sleep it’s so noisy pic.twitter.com/H39vk5LrUA — Caroline Cenerizio (@ccenerizio) October 7, 2018 😎 Eminem will apparently perform his recently released track “Venom” ( yes,