Jimmy Fallon: Last News

Serious question. How are people not calling for Donald Trump to drop out of the presidential race like they did with Joe Biden?

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Donald Trump railed against the state of late night television during a Sept. 23 rally in Pennsylvania for his presidential campaign. He claimed the late night shows hosted by Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel are “all dying” and added: “These three guys are so bad.” Trump is often the target of jokes on these programs.

EXCLUSIVE: Charlie Haykel, a former executive producer and partner at live events producer Don Mischer Productions is launching his own shingle.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creative mind behind “Hamilton” and “In the Heights,” is returning to Broadway in “All In: Comedy About Love.” The play, penned by former “Saturday Night Live” writer Simon Rich, will feature a rotating cast of stars, including Jimmy Fallon, Andrew Rannells, Aidy Bryant and Tim Meadows. Miranda will take over for John Mulaney, who will lead the cast of Fred Armisen, Renée Elise Goldsberry and Richard Kind, for the show’s first five weeks on Broadway. Mulaney will star in “All In” at Broadway’s Hudson Theatre from Dec.

Mike Shinoda appeared as a special guest on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and was introduced by the The Roots to the tune of ‘My Sharona’.The Linkin Park co-vocalist showed up to the show last night (September 17) and was introduced by Fallon as “a multiple Grammy award-winning artist and co-founder of Linkin Park”. Shinoda made his way onto the couches after appearing from behind a curtain.While making his way to the couch to shake Fallon’s hand, The Roots – Fallon’s house band on the show – performed a rendition of The Knack’s 1979 hit track ‘My Sharona’.

Zayn Malik left the popular boy band One Direction.Nine long years and four solo albums later, the 31-year-old singer-songwriter has announced his first-ever solo tour.From October through December, Zayn will hit 11 locales in North America and the U.K. on the ‘Stairway to the Sky Tour.’Midway through the brief run, he’ll headline at New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom on Saturday, Nov.

Justin Timberlake is attempting to clean up his image after his drunk driving scandal. The latest tactic? Spreading some holiday cheer through music!

drunk driving incident or plea deal, prompting swift backlash on social media. The 43-year-old singer and “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” host shared an Instagram clip of the pair’s conversation where they discussed Timberlake’s Forget Tomorrow World Tour and that Fallon, 49, is going to the upcoming Brooklyn show.The comments section of the clip became swarmed with fans poking fun at how Timberlake mentioned his tour when he got pulled over for drunk driving in the Hamptons over the summer.“What tour?” one fan asked.“Thank god it didn’t ruin the tour,” someone else wrote.There were also jokes about Timberlake’s DWI.“Make sure he doesn’t drive himself,” a fan said.“Ask him how the driving is going…” another comment read.“Just don’t let him drive you there, Jimmy,” a third person commented.Timberlake also faced criticism on X (formerly Twitter) after his “Tonight Show” appearance.“Justin Timberlake being on Jimmy Fallon with no shame and getting off with basicly a parking ticket is privilege at it’s finest!!” a fan tweeted.Even the YouTube comments on the interview were harsh towards the “SexyBack” singer.“Sad he had a chance to address it but refused to remind a national audience to not drink & drive but did not,” one user wrote.

Jimmy Kimmel received a Creative Arts Emmy Award for “Outstanding Variety Special (Live)” this evening for hosting the Oscars in 2023. He’s hosted a total of four times, could the shiny new statuette convince him to host a fifth?

Variety. NBC has not given an official reason for the cut, but the network has recently been examining the costs associated with its late-night offerings amid shrinking ratings. It’s unclear whether Fallon’s purported $16 million per year paycheck will be affected by the change.

NBC is making some big changes to The Tonight Show.

Taylor Swift is truly just one of the girls.

Going back to school is so EW!

is the star of the moment. With two of her songs, “Espresso” and “” becoming instant hits on TikTok and beyond, she is considered one of the definitive artists of summer 2024.

For the Roots rapper Black Thought, the pastoral pleasure of playing SummerStage in Central Park is a no-brainer. “It’s classic New York — or old New York, as people sort of refer to it — in its energy and the vibe,” the 50-year-old frontman told The Post about the Rumsey Playfield concert series that the Roots will headline on Friday night as part of their Hip-Hop Is the Love of My Life Tour (with openers Jungle Brothers and Digable Planets).“Every time I’ve played SummerStage — even as a young person earlier in my career — it’s always felt just phenomenal,” he said.

A Happy Gilmore sequel is coming thanks to Netflix, Adam Sandler and more.

Some Happy Gilmore news from Happy himself: Adam Sandler says Kansas City Chiefs tight end (and Taylor Swift beau) Travis Kelce will make a cameo in the upcoming sequel to the 1996 hit comedy.

It was a star-studded affair at a taping of the podcast SmartLess in the Hamptons!

Jimmy Fallon is jealous of Howard Stern’s long interviews.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music It’s hard to imagine a less likely setting for a Jelly Roll concert than Amagansett, which is basically part of the Hamptons, the seaside enclave on the eastern end of Long Island that has long been the flexy summer retreat for Manhattan’s ultra-moneyed elite. And although it was a specially invited audience of SiriusXM subscribers and superstars like Bradley Cooper, Jon Hamm, Jimmy Fallon, Shawn Levy, George Stephanopoulos, Fox 5 co-host Rosanna Scotto and at least one Real Housewife, there was a warmth to this plus-sized, heavily tattooed, deeply gracious and galvanizing artist’s performance that speaks not only to his raucous fusion of country, rock and hip-hop, but also his one-in-a-million ability to connect.

Chappell Roan’s success is H-O-T-T-O-G-O.