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Jimmy Kimmel is detailing why he won’t be hosting the 2025 Oscars.

The “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” talk-show host said during the “Politickin’” podcast, hosted by Gavin Newsom, Marshawn Lynch, and sports agent Doug Hendrickson, that pulling double duty with “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and the Academy Awards is “distracting” for his staff. In turn, “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” actually “suffers a little bit,” according to Kimmel.

“I just decided I didn’t want to deal with that this year,” Kimmel said of turning down hosting the 2025 Academy Awards. “It was just too much last year. You wind up pushing everything off ’til after the Oscars, and then you have to do everything you promised to do after the Oscars, after the Oscars.”

Kimmel has hosted the…

Few game shows in history are as loved and celebrated as Jeopardy. Longtime host, Alex Trebek was a revelation, but after his passing, the show was forced to bring on a new host. Enter Ken Jennings and Big Bang Theory veteran, Mayim Bialik, who shared hosting duties on the show.

The hosts seemed to have a decent balance, but surprisingly, it was announced that Bialik was getting the boot from the…

How The Web Hosting Business Turned Into A Race To The Bottom

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The world of web hosting has changed drastically over the past decade. Historically costly and complexity-ridden, it has evolved into an ecosystem with endless choices.

Underpinning this transformation is a tech boom that democratized access and ignited fierce competition among providers.

This new battleground saw prices plummeting, making web hosting affordable for anyone looking to build an online presence.

With that in mind, let’s talk about how market players race against each other in pricing strategies without making sacrifices in terms of the service quality they offer clients.

Mapping The Competitive Landscape

As we’ve established, an interesting dichotomy has emerged in the web…

Suzanne Somers claims she was offered — and declined — a co-hosting gig alongside “The View” creator Barbara Walters.

“I was originally asked to be on the original ‘View’ with Barbara Walters and whoever else, and I turned it down,” the actress, 76, shared during Wednesday’s episode of the “Behind the Velvet Rope with David Yontef” podcast.

“And everyone said, ‘Why would you turn that down? It is a national show,’” Somers recalled.

“I said, ‘First of all, I have to live in New York. I don’t really wanna live in New York. I like the weather down here, and I like the vibe down here,’” she explained.

“But secondly, I don’t do well vying for time. And there, you gotta interrupt and butt in and butt out. It’s…

John Mulaney is opening up about the reasons he said no to taking over hosting duties on The Daily Show.

The 40-year-old comedian was a guest on the Basic! podcast, where he shared how he was approached for the gig before Trevor Noah was hired for the spot, and why he passed on it.

Keep reading to find out more…

John recalled that it was right around the SNL 40th Anniversary when everything occurred.

“I had a sitcom on Fox. They’d aired all 13 [episodes], but it was canceled,” he shared. “It didn’t do good numbers, but at least critics reviled it. So, it was a fun time.”

Following the end of Mulaney, John explains that he was approached by Kent Alterman, who was the then-president of Comedy Central, who asked him if he was interested in the show, and taking over the…