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I don't think I've ever reported about a breakup story in this column's four year history (and I'd like to avoid it henceforth), but Vanity Fair is reporting that Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman are "no longer f***ing."

For a reason I can't quite figure, this strikes me as sad news. My feelings are somewhat akin to the VF line that "their union was the binding force that kept Hollywood from exploding in a mass chain reaction of irony and sexual frivolity." So was there some kind of...you know, subtext to those competitive "I'm F**king..." videos they both made earlier this year? The Vanity Fair story said that reps for Matt Damon and Ben Affleck had no comment on the breakup.

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Posted by Jeffrey Wells on July 14, 2008 at 1:14 PM

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breadlymoore says ...

They were a fun couple to watch. Hilarious interaction.

Posted by breadlymoore at July 14, 2008 1:34 PM

comment #2

corey3rd says ...

now she can move on to banging CarrotTop

Posted by corey3rd at July 14, 2008 1:54 PM

comment #3

MilkMan says ...

What a shame. They make such a cute couple.

Posted by MilkMan at July 14, 2008 1:56 PM

comment #4

Edward says ...

Great news, now I can date her...Oh, wait...I'm married...and too old...and bald...

Posted by Edward at July 14, 2008 2:07 PM

comment #5

BurmaShave says ...

She will be mine.

Posted by BurmaShave at July 14, 2008 2:13 PM

comment #6

CinemaPhreek says ...

Man, there's gonna be many of a certain type of guy attracted to smarty, potty mouthed brunettes walking a little lighter this week. And yes, that would be me: single, same age and not yet bald.

Seriously, I am curious to see if Kimmell will have the balls to work this into the "I'm fucking _____" mythos joke.

Posted by CinemaPhreek at July 14, 2008 2:23 PM

comment #7

palmreader says ...

In the long run, it comes down to life commitment. He comes with kids, she's got none, and that will always cause problems, especially for two people who work so much.

What a shame because their relationship was one of the few in Hollywood you actually root for.

Posted by palmreader at July 14, 2008 2:40 PM

comment #8

tommysunshine says ...

It's sad news if you liked your women sluttish and you worship men who resemble overweight accountants and possess a lame sense of humour . If this experience results in these uninspired soulless spirits of their age learning something, it is for the best.
Palmreader, I hope you don't peddle that nonsense for a living.

Posted by tommysunshine at July 14, 2008 2:47 PM

comment #9

nemo says ...

"She will be mine."

Pretty poison. If you're smart, you'll run the other way.

Posted by nemo at July 14, 2008 3:42 PM

comment #10

palmreader says ...

I wish I was paid to peddle my opinion. If that gets me six figures, show me the dotted lines. I'll sell my soul willingly.

Posted by palmreader at July 14, 2008 3:48 PM

comment #11

The Winchester says ...

"their union was the binding force that kept Hollywood from exploding in a mass chain reaction of irony and sexual frivolity."

And yet you can't buy Seth Rogen or Jason Segal bagging the chicks they do in a movie?

Posted by The Winchester at July 14, 2008 4:06 PM

comment #12

MilkMan says ...

Jimmy Kimmel is a test case in how shit always seems to float to the top. Dull and ugly, I have no idea who likes him, or why, and I am pretty sure that anyone who does like him is not someone that I would really want to know. Maybe it's because he's a complete creep, and thus, is a perfect rep. for all the creeps out there; doughy, over-confident frat guy buffoons. And Silverman is a fucking dog. I didn't know that world needed Joan Rivers V.2, because I guess we're getting one anyways. She's another one who comes from the Stiller/Garofolo School of Celebrity, where you act as if nothing makes your skin crawl more than being another LA douchebag celeb, when, in fact, you want it more than Paris Hilton ever did.

Posted by MilkMan at July 14, 2008 4:25 PM

comment #13

Movie Watcher says ...

Who cares? They are slightly funny, but that's about it. Just another unhappy couple.

Posted by Movie Watcher at July 14, 2008 5:00 PM

comment #14

MathewM says ...

I never cared for Silverman. She's not a dog or anything and has sort of a sexy appeal but she comes off as overly elitist and pushy. Also, let's face it, comediennes just are not that funny. Kimmel is ok, though I never found him especially funny either.

Posted by MathewM at July 14, 2008 5:19 PM

comment #15

EOTW says ...

She has hairy Jew arms. Nuff said.

Posted by EOTW at July 14, 2008 5:22 PM

comment #16

LexG says ...

JIMMY KIMMEL OWNS YOUR ASS.

MilkMan needs to LEARN HIS FACTS about Kimmel and Silverman, but he IS spot-on about '90s alterna-comics like Stiller and Garofolo (and I'd David Cross) who acted SO hipper-than-thou and have gone on to do more sell-out shit than anyone they ever put down.

Posted by LexG at July 14, 2008 5:37 PM

comment #17