As Jimmy Kimmel gears up to host the Oscars on March 10 and celebrates the 21st anniversary of his talk show, "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the popular late-night host is also pondering his future beyond the show. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Kimmel shared his thoughts on retirement, indicating that his current contract to host the show will be his last. With a little over two years left on his contract, Kimmel expressed a mix of exhaustion and anticipation for what lies ahead. Despite dreaming of pursuing hobbies like speaking Italian and playing the harmonica in retirement, Kimmel humorously acknowledged that his plans for post-retirement seem to involve even more work. Uncertain about his exact plans post-"Jimmy Kimmel Live," the host mentioned interests in cooking, drawing, and sculpting as potential avenues for exploration. Embracing the unknown, Kimmel mused about the possibility of never quite fulfilling all his aspirations but remains open to the possibilities that lie ahead.