At any rate, rest in peace, Uncle Frank…and rot in hell, twin brother.

The former cop was involved in virtually every show in one capacity or another, seemingly in on the joke when he would ask audience members or even guests racy or disarming questions. He could often also be found backstage, giving tours to audience members with birthdays, or occasionally flirting with starlets roughly 1/3 his age.

Kimmel had always set up the show as a family affair, featuring not only “Uncle Frank” but “Cousin Sal” and even carving out a spot for security team member Guillermo Diaz. Surely, Kimmel will have many candidates to step in for Frank, but none will be able to replace his aloof charm and heart.

Twitter has changed the rap game fo-ev-a, yo. In this music video, Jimmy Kimmel shows Drake he shouldn’t waste anymore of his time writing original, intelligent, rhyming lyrics. Why try to say it better when Justin Bieber and Ashton Kutcher have already said it best? I can’t wait until Ashton’s Twitter-based album "Did You Know Fish Don’t Have Eyelids?" goes platinum. (Vulture)

So "LOST" ended last night whether you wanted it to or not. I’m still turning the finale over in my head, and I know that some fans are downright pissed. I won’t go so far as to say they feel betrayed, but I passed a business man on the street today pretending to stab a dagger with the word LOST on the handle into his heart. 

The cast stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live" last night to say aloha to a show you might still be saying WTF to. The audience asked some questions and the cast gave some answers. Be warned, it’s nothing mind blowing, or even satisfying. But if you like to giggle in a carefree manner, give the clips a whirl.

Check out Jimmy interviewing Matthew Fox and the audience "grilling" the cast below.

^{"Those mozzarella sticks had better be piping hot when they finally get here, or I’ll pitch a real bitch-fit."}

In order to keep a tight lid on the secret series finale, "Lost" producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse filmed four endings for the puzzling series. Viewers who can’t wait for the DVD bonus features, won’t have to wait long to see them. In fact, they’ll be shown about a half an hour after the credits roll and everyone has had sufficient time to shout, "Aww, what the fuh?!!!"

The brass-balled Jimmy Kimmel will air the alternate endings exclusively on his "Jimmy Kimmel Live: Aloha to Lost" after the super-sized episode, with the "Lost" cast joining him in-studio. No need to stay up so late though. I’ve actually been tipped off to the alternate conclusions. They play out as follows:

• The first alternate ending has Jack returning to the mainland to find that a statue of Ben now sits in the Lincoln Memorial.
• Much like "The Sopranos," "Lost" will also end with a song by Journey. In this instance, "Anyway You Want It" blasts over the victory party scene after Lapidus exclaims, "We’re all gonna get laid!!!"
• Finally, it comes to light that Hurley did actually fart that time in the van with Miles and the corpse. With a man his size eating all that undercooked boar’s meat, it just makes sense that a few would slip out from time to time.

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Mel Gibson has been working on a documentary entitled Wiggly Piggly: The Jimmy Kimmel Story. It looks like The Passion of the Christ, but with more ice cream. That was my biggest complaint about that movie. Not enough ice cream.(BuzzFeed)

These links are delicious a la mode.

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_{Step in to the Octagon with Carina Damm (TotalProSports)}

_{#1 College Woman on the Web (TheChive)}

_{Defense Corporations: The New Supervillain (Moviefone)}

_{Aussie Tennis Babes (Maxim)}

_{Lindsay Lohan to Play Topless Ho (FilmDrunk)}

_{Pooping in Outer Space (Manofest)}

_{10 Best Movies of 2010: A Prediction (Pajiba)}

_{Mila Kunis GQ Magazine Outtakes (CelebJihad)}

_{10 Amazing Japanese Video Game Commercials (Unreality)}

_{2010 Nominees for the Robot Hall of Fame (Asylum)}

_{Will You Get Laid on Valentine’s Day? (RegretfulMorning)}

_{Dating Out of Your League (MadeMan)}

_{A Few Moments with Ned Jarrett (AllLeftTurns)}

Last night, late night television had a rip roaring good time ripping NBC a new asshole. Everyone is pretty amped up over the whole O’Brien/Leno debacle, and the hosts presented a unified front by expressing their disdain for the floundering network in their own special ways. David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel, Craig Ferguson, and even Conan himself didn’t hold back.

I’ve posted a couple of my favorite clips below from last night’s roast of NBC. The first one shows Conan playing a game of Deal or No Deal with Howie Mandel in an effort to decide his future. The second is Jimmy Kimmel’s monologue, where he decided to impersonate a certain big-chined "funny"man.

Check them out, and then head over to Gawker if you want to see all the clips from all the late night hosts.