Leave politics to the politicians and just get on with being entertaining. That’s the advice iconic late night talk show host Jay Leno gave when he joined David Trulio, the president and CEO of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, to dissect his approach to political humor.
Actor Denis Leary appeared on “The Tonight Show” on Thursday to debut an updated version of his popular 1993 song “A**hole,” which he rewrote to include an attack on people who won’t wear a COVID-19 mask.
Late-night comedian Jimmy Fallon reportedly apologized to his staff following a lengthy exposé in Rolling Stone alleging workplace abuse.
Pop star Madonna was roasted by “The Tonight Show” viewers after she crawled across Jimmy Fallon’s desk during Thursday’s show. She flashed her buttocks to the audience before returning to her seat, while Fallon freaked out!
Orson Bean had it all… A wonderful, reassuring presence, the face of a young boy not yet spoiled by the world — a look he never lost. He was smart, hilarious, warm, and never talked down or looked down on his audience.
The radical animal rights group PETA has demanded that the New York City Department of Health investigate The Tonight Show for allowing celebrities to play with animals onstage.
Jimmy Fallon joins fellow late-night hosts Trevor Noah, Seth Meyers, and Stephen Colbert going live after the Democrats’ first round of debates this week.
Actor-comedian Tracy Morgan tore into embattled Empire actor Jussie Smollett during his appearance on the “The Tonight Show.”
Mike Myers appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon as his Austin Powers villain “Dr. Evil” in order to criticize conservatives.
Norm Macdonald’s previously scheduled appearance on The Tonight Show was abruptly canceled after the veteran comedian’s comments saying there’s “no forgiveness” in the #MeToo movement kicked off intense backlash online.
Three late-night TV hosts have teamed up for a rare joint opening to respond to President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump is telling Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon to “be a man” and stop “whimpering” about the personal anguish the NBC funnyman felt over the backlash he received after messing up Trump’s hair during a 2016 campaign appearance on Fallon’s late-night talk show.
An unapologetic Roseanne Barr sat down with Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon on Monday and explained that she’s not going to knock anyone who didn’t vote for Donald Trump like she did and that she doesn’t “give a f*ck” about what people think of her support of him.
Jimmy Fallon eschewed his usual joke-filled monologue during Monday night’s broadcast of The Tonight Show to opt instead for a sober reaction to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, at which one person was killed and another 19 injured when a man drove a car into a crowd.
Former NFL quarterback and now minor league baseball player Tim Tebow surprised a young and “inspirational” fan Wednesday on NBC’s “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon. Tebow’s foundation provides a prom night experience for people with special needs ages 14
Tuesday on NBC’s “The Tonight Show,” comedian Chris Rock offered details about the final party thrown at the White House by Barack Obama. Rock described the scene to fellow “Saturday Night Live” alum and “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon as
Michelle Obama joined Jimmy Fallon on NBC’s The Tonight Show for one final evening of games and jokes before her husband, President Obama, leaves office this month — and the departing First Lady also got a private concert from Stevie Wonder.
In an interview that featured both Fallon’s lighthearted bantering style and strikingly low-key candidness from Trump, the Republican candidate opened up about his motivation for running for president and was not afraid to poke fun at himself and some of his trademark campaign behavior.
A draft media policy memo requested by Hillary Clinton recommended that the State Department utilize “Specialty Media” to get its foreign policy message across, a newly released State Department email reveals.
Long ago late at night, before Jay, Dave and the Jimmys, there was Johnny, a droll comedian out of Nebraska. A demographer’s dream, he evoked the viewer’s father, husband, son, or funny uncle.
