Jimmy Fallon
Colbert’s Coldplay Kiss Cam Parody Roasts Trump, Unites Late-Night Hosts in Solidarity
Jon Stewart, John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, and Adam Sandler all showed up in support of the fired Late Show host. Colbert’s Coldplay Kiss Cam Parody Roasts Trump, Unites Late-Night Hosts in Solidarity Scoop Harrison
The Twilight of Late Night TV
The future doesn't look great for late night, with the end of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The Twilight of Late Night TV Liz Shannon Miller
Jimmy Fallon Wasn’t Prepared For People Disliking Him: “It’s the Absolute Worst”
In a recent podcast interview, Fallon spoke about the impact of learning there was always going to be "people [who] want you to fail." Jimmy Fallon Wasn’t Prepared For People Disliking Him: “It’s the Absolute Worst” Eddie Fu
Martha Stewart says parole officer wouldn’t let her host SNL
The lifestyle icon was "so pissed" to turn down the 2005 opportunity, she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show. Martha Stewart Says Parole Officer Wouldn’t Let Her Host SNL Liz Shannon Miller
Jamie Lee Curtis recreates Perfect jazzercise scene 40 years later
In a sketch for The Tonight Show, Curtis donned a striped leotard yet again for the recreation of the aerobic scene. Jamie Lee Curtis Recreates Perfect Jazzercise Scene 40 Years Later Jo Vito
Kamasi Washington crushes performance of “Lesanu” on Fallon
The saxophonist extraordinaire's appearance was in support of his latest album, Fearless Movement. Kamasi Washington Crushes Performance of “Lesanu” on Fallon: Watch Eddie Fu
Billy Strings performs “Seven Weeks in County” on Fallon’s Thanksgiving episode
Strings and his band stopped by The Tonight Show for a stirring performance of the Highway Prayers cut. Billy Strings Performs “Seven Weeks in County” on Fallon’s Thanksgiving Episode: Watch Jo Vito
Jin of BTS stages solo US TV debut by “Running Wild” on Fallon
The BTS member took on The Tonight Show solo for the first time, discussing his busy 2024 and new album. Jin of BTS Stages Solo US TV Debut By “Running Wild” on Fallon: Watch Mary Siroky
The Tonight Show downsized to four episodes per week
NBC will now air repeat episodes of Jimmy Fallon's late night show on Fridays. The Tonight Show Moving to Four Episodes Per Week Eddie Fu
Jimmy Fallon apologizes to staff following toxic workplace allegations: “It’s embarrassing”
The Tonight Show host has been accused of "erratic" behavior by current and former staff members. Jimmy Fallon Apologizes to Staff Following Toxic Workplace Allegations: “It’s Embarrassing” Bryan Kress
Howard Stern goes “back to my roots” with surprise Saturday night radio broadcast
Stern, Drew Barrymore, Robert Downey Jr., Jon Bon Jovi, and other celebrities took turns spinning records. Howard Stern Goes “Back to My Roots” with Surprise Saturday Night Radio Broadcast Scoop Harrison
Celebs who got burned endorsing crypto and those that got away with it
Celebrities had a shaky year promoting crypto firms and projects throughout 2022. Many found themselves named in lawsuits over their alleged promotion of since-failed projects, while others have been relentlessly mocked on social media for their involvement in the first place. From movie stars to television actors, sports stars to musicians, many celebrities may be regretting their endorsement deals last year, though that’s not to say that there haven’t been exceptions. Who got burned? In February last year, American comedian Larry David, who co-created the television series Seinfeld, appeared in a Super Bowl commercial for now-defunct crypto exchange FTX that encouraged users not to “miss out on the next big thing.” [embedded content] David has since been named in a class-action law...
