Jimmy Fallon

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 ti

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.

It's been six long years since Lindsay Lohan hosted 'Saturday Night Live,' and it seems as though she's trying to reclaim some of her former glory from before the days of court-ordered community service. That's probably why for her fourth time as the host this weekend the 'SNL' cast put some precautionary measures in place to make sure she didn't - how should we say? - fall off the wagon. Read Mor

Lindsay Lohan is doing quite the tour of NBC this week. The actress turned tabloid disaster will host 'Saturday Night Live' on Saturday, did an interview on 'Today' Thursday morning, and stopped by 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' Thursday evening. During her appearance on 'Late Night,' Lohan further proved that she will do whatever it takes to get back in our good graces by playing Pictionary with

Paul Rudd and Jimmy Fallon didn't cause much of a buzz at the Oscars this year, but they probably could have if any of these fake movies became a reality. In a recent sketch on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,' Paul and Jimmy reminisce on making their (fake) films together while looking back at some hilarious movie posters.

Jimmy Fallon is mostly a rock guy. But sometimes the situation just calls for a slow jam. And that time is news time.

Yesterday we brought you the inevitable Jeremy Lin/'Teen Wolf' mash-up 'Lin In The End.' But really what everybody has been waiting for on the Jeremy Lin song parody front is for someone to step up and remake the Pearl Jam classic 'Jeremy' into an ode to the New York Knicks sensation. Jimmy Fallon, who doesn't generally need much of an excuse to channel a rock legend like Eddie Vedder, is now that

University of Alabama freshman Jack Blankenship has become an internet star for his novel approach to distracting the opposing team at college basketball games. Instead of holding up a normal sign, he waves around a giant cardboard cutout of his goofy face. Blankenship and his funny prop were in New York this week to see Jeremy Lin play at Madison Square Garden. So Jimmy Fallon had the sour-mugged

Anjelica Huston's Eileen Rand character on the NBC musical drama 'Smash'is often described with a word that rhymes with witch. Huston was on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' Monday night, where she happily conceded that Rand was in fact unpleasant and difficult to deal with.

Not so long ago, grandmothers were confined to knitting sweaters in their rocking chair. But these days, the silver-haired set is just as active as anyone else. (Or at least that's what we gather from all those TV commercials for heart medication.)

Once best friends forever, Late Night hosts Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert declared themselves mortal enemies about six months ago. The source of the conflict has had a lot to do with their respective Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors   --  AmeriCone Dream for Colbert and Late Night Snack for Fallon -- and which tastes better. (Just like the falling out you had with your best friend, right?) O