This week's '30 Rock' will be another live episode. Perhaps to prepare for the speed of live television, the cast of the sitcom stopped by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and tested their quickness with a game of charades.
Bill Clinton is no longer the only US president to have made sweet late-night music. But instead of playing the saxophone, like 'Bubba' did on 'The Arsenio Hall Show,' Barack Obama used his smooth pipes to "Slow Jam The News" during his appearance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.
Earlier this year, Jimmy Fallon went to the White House and shot a segment for his late night show with Michelle Obama. The two must have really hit it off, because now Pres. Barack Obama will be sitting down with Jimmy on Tuesday.
Oddly enough, when Jimmy Fallon steps offstage after doing his late-night talk show, he walks right into early 20th century, upper-class England.
That's the premise of an elaborate sketch Fallon premiered Thursday night, titled 'Downton Sixbey,' which spoofs the PBS costume drama 'Downton Abbey.' ('Late Night' is shot in NBC's Studio 6b.)
While you might think Jimmy Fallon's winning demeanor and killer musical impressions are responsible for his success, there's actually a lot more to it. You see, Fallon can read minds. A skill that has certainly aided him in his rise to his lofty late-night position.
But not just people's minds, mind you. Fallon can also read the minds of animals.
April Fool's Day has come and gone. But, as most professional jokesters will tell you, the best pranks are pulled during the 364 days a year that aren't specially designated for that behavior.
So while Jimmy Fallon's latest Late Night Hashtag -- #bestprankever -- was intended to celebrate April 1st, the tweets he received work as guidelines for pranks that you can pull on friends and family any time of the year.
In the midst of Charlie Sheen's legendary meltdown about a year ago, Jimmy Fallon spoofed the train-wreck with a hilarious skit featuring Sheen's new signature brand of cologne. (Naturally, it was called "Winning.")
Fallon revisited the fragrance on Thursday's 'Late Night.' Only this time, he had a very special guest to help him plug it: The "Sheen Machine" himself.
With the much anticipated release of 'The Hunger Games' only hours away, there is nobody as hot right now as the movie's star Jennifer Lawrence. The 21-year-old stopped by 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' on Wednesday to promote the film, and what better way to do that than with a good old-fashioned "random object three point contest."
As you've probably heard, Tim Tebow was traded to the New York Jets Wednesday. It's a move that nobody really saw coming, least of whom Jimmy Fallon, who Tuesday night brought back his "Tebowie" character to sing about its inspiration's plight now that the Denver Broncos had replaced him at QB with Peyton Manning.
You probably remember in late 2010 Fallon paired his spot-on Neil Young falsetto impression with the real Bruce Springsteen for a hilarious rendition of Willow Smith's 'Whip My Hair.' Well, Bruce Springsteen week on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' ended with a bang Friday night. A very sexy bang.