Jessica Alba was on The Tonight Show last night so that host Jimmy Fallon, BFF to the celebrity ego that he is, could vociferously promote her new beauty line for The Honest Company, which Fallon maintains is “just crushing it” despite currently being pummeled by class action lawsuits.
John Oliver announced on Sunday that Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption, the official megachurch of Last Week Tonight, will have to close because they were receiving too much semen in the mail.
Susan Sarandon showed up on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Wednesday night with a cough from Burning Man dust, and despite this somehow made a trip to this bug-infested hellscape sound like the most reasonable vacation in the world.
Celebrities love to go on talk shows and brag about the pranks they’ve pulled on other celebrities. Usually, these pranks are charming and harmless. Not so, this time.
Amy Poehler and Tina Fey came on The Tonight Show last night to premiere the trailer for their upcoming movie, Sisters, and their newly matching hair color.
After a two week break from television and lots of speculation, Jimmy Fallon returned to late night programming last night and explained exactly what happened to his hand. Let this be a word of warning: Never, ever buy a braided rug.
Last Week Tonight took the week off for the Fourth of July, but decided to post a web-only mini bonus episode. “Instead of taking 15 minutes to do a deep-dive into one topic,” John Oliver explained, “we’ll be taking one minute to do incredibly shallow dives into 15 different topics.”
There are so many reasons to lament our lack of regular Maya Rudolph programming, but when people like Rachel Dolezal crop up, it’s especially frustrating.
Fetty Wap performed his Song of the Summer contender “Trap Queen” last night on Jimmy Kimmel with the help of Phony Ppl. The performance itself is a bit drowsy and his crooning pitch is cringingly off, but well it’s a good look for the artist behind the No. 3 song in the country.
“When you retire, this is it,” proclaimed Tina Fey on her final Letterman appearance before Dave hits the road. “I’m never going to wear a fancy dress on a talk show again.”
There comes a time in every actor's life when they're expected to eat a whole can of beans on camera and then perform in a love scene. Kristen Schaal's time is now.
Lena Dunham, in character as Girls character Hannah Horvath, joined the writing staff of Late Night With Seth Meyers for a few very painful minutes: "I'm just excited to be here and get this show out of its incredible funk," she says with a smile.
President Obama went on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night, and in addition to segments where he talked about Kanye West ("I don't think I've got his home number"), Ferguson, and Hillary Clinton's email scandal, he participated in the requisite Mean Tweets: President Obama Edition.
This generation's most obnoxious seat dancer Taylor Swift appeared on The Tonight Show on Tuesday to poke fun of at her offbeat body rolls. Watch her and best friend Jimmy Fallon introduce a segment featuring footage of the pair performing as "famous JumboTron dancers."
Yes, Jimmy Fallon brought out Drew Barrymore for "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life" and Kevin Hart did John Legend's saccharine ode to his wife that's constantly played at award shows, but the real winner on Sunday night's episode of The Tonight Show was Ferrell's lip synced version of "Drunk In Love."
One Direction dropped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night to sing "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town," with the help of Jimmy, The Roots, and a glut of cacophonous classroom instruments. Look at their cute lil' holiday sweaters! Look at how much Niall loves his banana shaker! LOOK AT QUESTLOVE WITH THE…
The Voyager, Jenny Lewis's new album, was produced by Ryan Adams, and he's been touring a bit with her and performing her track "She's Not Me" himself, so it was only a matter of time that they'd join each other on a stage where the masses could view them together. That happened Thursday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!,…
On Thursday, December 18, Comedy Central aired the last-ever episode of The Colbert Report, a series that—after nearly a decade on the air—will go down as one of the finest examples of satire in the history of comedy. This is my eulogy.
Don't you guys love Taylor Swift? Billy Eichner does, so he wrote a song for her called "Glitter and Ribs" that fits perfectly into her signature girl-meets-boy narrative. The comedian/actor performed it on Conan on Wednesday night.
We won't be seeing any women take over an actual late night talk show anytime soon but we will get a new scripted series about how a fictional woman who is a talk show host. Yay?
