Jimmy Fallon appeared on Larry King Live to talk about his gig hosting the Emmys on Sunday. Because the ceremony is kept under wraps, he spoke about the Late Night Wars and did some spot-on impressions instead.
Have you heard about @whoisthebaldguy? He's this bald guy making a career out of getting celebrities to follow him on Twitter. Unfortunately, all he ever tweets about is getting celebrities to follow him, which makes following him really annoying.
Today, Jimmy Fallon's first Emmys promo spot—a Mad Men spoof—was online. Now, it's gone, reportedly due to non-AMC networks' displeasure with NBC "plugging" a candidate during the voting period. You can still watch it inside this post, though!
Perks of hosting this year's Emmy Awards? Starring in a commercial alongside Christina Hendricks while wearing full Mad Men garb inside the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce offices. Jimmy Fallon doesn't quite fill Don Draper's shoes, but the effort is appreciated.
Perez Hilton visited Jimmy Fallon to discuss his blogging career. Hilton revealed that young Perez dreamed of being an actor. Here, Fallon brings up one of Hilton's shining moments in the form of a guest spot on The Sopranos.
Dennis Leary went on Late Night to work out some new stand up material do an interview with Jimmy Fallon, and hopefully his kids weren't watching. Once they're in college, he gets to use the Xbox.
After a brief discussion of Will Ferrell's parenting skills, he and Jimmy Fallon took a stroll down memory lane and revisited their favorite SNL sketches that were cut from the show—all the times Ferrell yelled at little children.
After the Washington Post stated that he was a member of The Roots in a case of mistaken identity, Giovanni Ribisi got the chance to jam with the band—and his doppelganger, bassist Owen Biddle—last night on Late Night.
Science just got some street cred, snitches. Last night on Late Night, rapper Milky J expressed his love for the Hubble Space Telescope by traveling to NASA to defend its honor against the newer James Webb Telescope.
On Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Kathy Griffin offers to be the very first Celebrity Seat Filler in order to actually go to the Emmy's. Voting academy take note: she's also offering handjobs in exchange for winning in her category.
Today at Gawker.TV, Jimmy Fallon performs a "double rainbow" song as Neil Young, Futurama gets stuck traveling forward in time, naked people with cats, and Ron Livingston may be the only person alive that doesn't like Paul Rudd.
50 Cent was so passionate about his role in Things Fall Apart, he convinced the entire crew to hold off on filming while starved himself completely by only drinking liquids. Say what you want about the guy, but that's dedication.
A former stage manager for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon has filed a sexual discrimination complaint against Fallon, who "just prefers to take direction from a woman," the man—who worked with Conan O'Brien for 14 years—claims. [NYDN]
The odd-looking viral-vid-loving Neil Young returned to Late Night last night to perform a haunting rendition of "Double Rainbow". In the cottage industry that sprang up for Double Rainbow song parodies, this one might be the best.
Today at Gawker.TV, Zac Efron talks about his very-hetero visit to the strip club, Jimmy Fallon breaks video game records, Between Two Ferns with Steve Carell, and the best interview to ever come from having a rapist on the loose.
With URBD officials standing beside him and 60 seconds on the clock, Jimmy Fallon played his way through 9 (almost 10!) consoles. From Zelda to Halo, he samples our favorite games with hilarious 80s game show-style music in the background.
On Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Rachel Weisz reveals that she has a chicken ranch in upstate New York. This has helped her 4 year old son get his first job: Official Chicken Protector/Chicken Coop Urinator.
On Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Chace Crawford mentions his difficulties with 50 Cent's name, but he couldn't hide how excited he was to get shot by him in his new movie, Twelve. Obviously, he's never taken a bullet before.
Oh, Christina Hendricks. You don't have to tell us what it's like living with models, as we all know too well. We will, however, indulge your tales of apartments full of panty-stealing models, we guess.
