Jimmy Fallon leaves the comfort and security of his desk in Rockefeller Center to host the Tonight Show from the New York City subway. Looks like he brought along his own riders, too....
Donald Trump’s latest foray to a NATO summit provided more “must see” comedy on late night television after key world leaders joked about him during the summit....
Miley Cyrus stepped up on Jimmy Fallon last night with a solution to this year’s Christmas conundrum, the overtly sexist lyrics in the 1953 holiday chesnut “Santa Baby.” My how things have changed! ...
Dr. Evil from the Mike Myers “Austin Powers” movies has emerged from his cave–somewhere in Rhode Island–to make his claim on a seat in Congress in the midterm elections. It’s all about making Donald Trump’s American evil again. Or, is that more evil?...
Donald Trump made an issue out of it during the 2016 election; now it’s back, his penis that is, thank’s to his one-time lover Stormy Daniels. The adult film star is about to release a tell all book and her detailed description of his private member sent “Mario Cart” trending on social media....
Janet Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana, but last night on “The Tonight Show,” she could have been from the mythical land of Wakanda. She put on a stunning performance of her new song “Made For Now,” with a crew of backup dancers in traditional African garb....
If Donald Trump thought he was getting the razz from late night hosts before, he hadn’t seen anything yet. Last night, the Michael Cohen tape of their payoff talks for Playboy model Karen McDougal was too much to resist....
Donald Trump has gotten himself in another fine mess. If there was any doubt before, it’s clearly evident now: Vladimir Putin owns him. Now the only question is why? Despite all the TV news talking heads, late-night comedians, once again, seemed to put their fingers on the problem. “Why so bad?” Stephen Colbert asked. “Well, he was asked about Russian meddling about our election and whether he believed all our intelligence people or Putin,” he said....
Pete Davidson made it official last night on “The Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” He and singer Ariana Grande are engaged for real, and reportedly just went in together on a $12 million apartment in New York City. Wanna’ bet whose money that is? Not that it was that big of a secret. Tabloids have been speculating on the romance for weeks, and Grande has been flashing a humongous ring on social media. But officially, nada, until now....
Emilia Clarke does her best impression of a Wookiee from the “Star Wars” movies on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” Let’s just say she butchered it. Clarke stars in the upcoming “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” a one-off prequel to the “Star Wars” series that focuses on the backstory of Han Solo, a major character in the early movies. The cast also includes Alden Ehrenreich as Han Solo, Woody Harrelson, Donald Glover, Thandie Newton, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Joonas Suotamo and Paul Bettany....
Donald Trump finally met Stormy Daniels and confided that he was scared and horny at the same time. At least that’s how it played out on “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open last night. Stormy, aka Stephanie Clifford, played herself while an all-star cast filled in for Trump’s inner circle. Kate McKinnon deserves special mention for her chameleon-like performance as Trump’s new lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, the “greatest legal mind” since “My Cousin Vinny,” Trump proclaims....
Michelle Wolf, who stood the White House Correspondent’s Dinner on its ear with her biting monologue, has no regrets about what she said. “I mean, I’m honestly—I wouldn’t change a single word that I said. I’m very happy with what I said, and I’m glad I stuck to my guns,” she said. Probably the funniest part of her bit was the reaction afterward from right-wing media led by Fox News. Talking heads threw themselves into a frenzy of of shock–shock!–over her comments....
Kayne West’s embrace of Donald Trump was too insane to ignore on late night television. Of course, Ye was just sharing the love–and laying the groundwork for his own presidential run as a Republican. But, yeah, there’s humor in that, not to mention drop dead irony. “I don’t even know what happened here,” said The Daily Show’s” Trevor Noah. I think Kanye West realized he’s too rich to not be Republican.”...
Jimmy Fallon scored a touchdown of his own Super Bowl night with an amazing rendition of Bob Dylan’s iconic ’60s ballad “The Times They Are A Changin’.” He not only impersonated the singer, but updated the lyrics to send a message to Donald Trump....
Roy Moore has become a caricature of himself on late-night comedy shows, replacing Donald Trump, at least temporarily, thanks to his outlandish personality and dogged fight against child molestation allegations. Moore has been accused by eight women of sexual assaulting or sexually harassing them while they were teenagers....
Miley Cyrus became the soul and conscience of the nation last night on the “Tonight Show,” with two moving tribute songs to the victims of the Las Vegas massacre. One of them was a song she hasn’t sung in years, “The Climb.” Cyrus, who has made a 180-degree turn in her once bad-girl career, wants to become more socially active. ...
Miley Cyrus hyped pot for years on social media, influencing god knows how many teens to try the drug. Now she says she no longer tokes. It’s all part of her new image. But what about everyone else? Thanks for nothing, Miley. The singer made the revelation on the “Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.”...
Miley Cyrus and Jimmy Fallon hit the New York City Subway for some stealth busking. They could fool some of the people some of the time, but they couldn’t fool all of the people all of the time, especially when they took off their disguises. They set up in the 50th Street station below Rockefeller Center, where the Tonight Show tapes....
Every stoner had reason to celebrate yesterday and late night television was quick to capitalize. Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Kimmel worked pot jokes into monologues in honor of 4/20 Day. See how they sparked them up! ...
Jimmy Fallon has jumped on the Donald Trump train. The late-night comic dusted off his impersonation of the president again last night. He lampooned Trump over his supposed plans to launch his own television network. night rival Stephen Colbert has been bringing down the house with his Trump monologues. In the process, he’s been thrashing the “Tonight Show” in the ratings....
Donald Trump off-the-wall news conference was so bizarre even Jimmy Fallon brought his Trump caricature out of retirement to lampoon the president. But Stephen Colbert was untouchable with his analysis of events. Fallon has pretty much laid off Trump since he took office, despite his increasingly bizarre behavior....
There seems to be no end to the laughter about Donald Trump and his erstwhile National Security Adviser Mike Flynn. Late night comics jumped into the fray with pungent jokes about the hapless president and his latest crisis. Trump has become a staple on shows like “Saturday Night Live,” and can’t escape being lampooned during late-night monologues. Conan O'Brien, Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon have all worked Trump into their monologues. ...
Kristen Stewart, the once elusive star is about to make her debut on live television. She’s hosting this week’s Saturday Night Live, four years after the “Twilight” movie series made her famous. She talked about her fears on the “Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon. It will be interesting to see how the 26-year-old actress handles live skits....
Reese Witherspoon recounted tales from the mommy track–in real life and the big screen– on the Tonight Show last night (Dec. 17). She was a show stopper when she called herself a “pig.” What’s up with that? She voices the character in animated film, “Sing,” with Matthew McConaughey, Seth MacFarlane, Scarlett Johansson, John C. Reilly, Tori Kelly, Taron Egerton and Nick Kroll. ...
Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories are continuing to grow. No longer satisfied attacking the so-called “mainstream media,” the GOP candidate says comedians, like those on “Saturday Night Live,” are out to get him, too. He might want to take a look at late-night television as well. As his campaign becomes more like theater of the absurd, Trump is providing ample fodder for late-night monologues. ...
