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Fox News Channel's "Gutfeld!" will remain on television amid the writers strike for all your Joe Biden fart-jokes needs.Late-night TV talk shows have gone dark due to the WGA writers strike - well, all except one.Fox News Channel's " Gutfeld!" (the exclamation point is theirs) will remain on television.

The writers strike means late-night TV hosts will again carry payroll - and a lot of it.When the 2007 WGA strike lasted 100 days, many Hollywood staffers - not just the writers - went without.An exception was the staffs of broadcast television's late-night talk shows, thanks to their generous (and yes, well compensated) hosts.

Musicians JD Beck, left, and DOMi.(Tehillah De Castro/Universal Music Group/AFP/Getty Images)DOMi and JD BECK (as they stylize their names) issued their debut album, 2022's "Not Tight," on Blue Note Records, jazz's most storied label.Among its featured guests are two of jazz's brightest stars: pianist Herbie Hancock and guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel.

Yesterday, Fall Out Boy announced the band's first album in five years, So Much (for) Stardust.And hours later, the news came that they'll release the record without a longtime member of the band.Joe Trohman, the guitarist who founded Fall Out Boy alongside Pete Wentz, wrote on the band's Instagram that he will be "stepping away from Fall Out Boy for a spell" due to his mental health.

Celebrating the release of his new album Every Loser, Iggy Pop was the latest musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live!The punk rock icon performed "Frenzy", a highlight from the feature-heavy record.The set marked the late-night debut of Pop's band The Losers featuring our 2022 Producer of the Year Andrew Watt as well as Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith, Josh Klinghoffer, and Guns N' Roses Duff McKagan.

Stromae performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Randy Holmes/ABC via Getty Images This week, we rented potted Christmas trees, witnessed a spectacular meteor shower, and listened to SZA's new album SOS on repeat.Here's what the NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour crew was paying attention to  and what you should check out this weekend.

The Jimmy Kimmel L.A. Bowl is not like other bowls.No other bowl game is named after a living person, let alone a late night host.No other bowl game has a camel mascot that has a striking resemblance to Jimmy Kimmel named Jimmy Kamel.It's meant to be quirky and fun.Before kickoff, Kimmel was the star of the show.

Måneskin were the musical guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on November 14th, where the Italian rock band ran through their song "The Loneliest."The performance saw the Italian quartet let the fog machines rip while standing in front of a backdrop of dark clouds and lightning strikes.If you're a longtime follower, you might find it kind of tame by Måneskin's standards, especially compared to their recent VMAs performance, which was wildly high energy even before bassist Victoria De Angelis' top fell off.