With the release of the male stripper movie 'Magic Mike,' Channing Tatum is about to be admired far and wide for his abs. But, as the 32-year old revealed by appearing on 'Saturday Night Live,' he would also like to be known for his sketch comedy abilities.
During Tatum's visit to 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' he joined the host for the reoccurring 'Ew' segment.
Since the dawn of Hollywood, celebrities have developed long standing, intense rivalries that raged until their dying days. Now we have a new one, and it's awesome.
The last time Kate Upton did the Cat Daddy on camera the video was so steamy it got pulled from YouTube. Eventually the video sharing site allowed it back up, because, as Upton pointed out, she was wearing the same bathing suit during the dance as she wore on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover which was on newsstands all over America.
The blond bombshell was on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' Thursday where her illustrious viral video dancing career was the main topic of discussion. Fallon wanted to know if she could teach him how to Cat Daddy. "Of course," Upton responded. "Why else am I here?"
People seem to be getting pretty creative on YouTube these days. After the impressive 8-bit 'Mad Men' YouTube game, here's another interactive video series, this time from the folks at Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. Follow "Booner the Page" as he gives you, the viewer, an all-access backstage tour of NBC Studios. In particular, the studios where Fallon films his talk show.
Did you know that Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon's grandfathers were in a jazz duo and had a radio show together in the 1920s?
That was the premise of a sketch the duo did during Smith's appearance on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.'
Time Magazine's cover of 26-year-old Jamie Lynne Grumet breastfeeding her fairly large three-year-old son was the talk of the internet last week. Whatever one thinks of "attachment parenting," there seemed to quickly develop a consensus that the cover was an error in judgement on both Time and Grumet's part.
Thanks to hipsters, tight pants are now semi-acceptable for men. And count Will Ferrell and Jimmy Fallon among those who have embraced the form-fitting bottoms.
As we learned when we unearthed his 'Saturday Night Live' audition tape earlier this week, Jimmy Fallon has always been a whiz at impressions. So it would seem appropriate that when fellow 'SNL' alum Amy Poehler visited him on 'Late Night' that the two would engage in some celebrity mimicry.
If one were to make the argument that Jimmy Fallon is currently the best late night TV host, one would certainly bring up his amazing impressions, musical or otherwise.
Fallon's skills at impersonation have always been a big part of his appeal. In fact, when a young Fallon auditioned for 'Saturday Night Live' his material was basically a parade of celebrity impression.