Jimmy Fallon has been on a nostalgic hot streak since his viral-inducing show has been vacationing in Los Angeles for the 2015 Grammys. After making good on reliving The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air opener, the comedian ups the ante and put together a long-awaited Saved By The Bell reunion.
The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon is the gift that keeps on giving to late night television. To honor the show’s week in Los Angeles, Fallon and The Roots recreated The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air opening sequence.
Everything is funny. After the Patriots nabbed a Super Bowl win, The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon hosted an epic contest of its own: The Super Bowl of Lip Syncing.
Big Sean stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and performed his anthem “IDFWU” alongside the legendary Roots and E-40.
With The Pinkprint officially in stores, Nicki Minaj graced The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon stage on Tuesday night (December 17) to perform her Skylar Grey-assisted track “Bed Of Lies.”
Everyone will forever identify Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter but who would have thought that he was such a closet Hip-Hop fan?
The legendary Public Enemy took their talents to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon stage, where they celebrated Def Jam’s 30th anniversary by performing “Public Enemy No. 1,” from their 1987 release Yo! Bum Rush the Show.
Alicia Keys kicked off the work week with the formal debut of her record and video, “We Are Here.”
Well, not quite. In the latest episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the late-night talk show host plays Neil Young and remixes Iggy Azalea’s poppy Hip-Hop hit, “Fancy.”
Ten years ago, The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon wouldn’t rank highly on a list of places fans would expect to hear a dope verse from The Roots’ resident wordsmith, Black Thought. But as a member of the house band he’s done it before, and last night, he did it again.
Kevin Hart is truly terrified of roller coasters, yet he mustered up the courage and joined Jimmy Fallon on the scariest ride of his life.
In the latest installment of Jimmy Fallon’s hilarious series of classic remixes, esteemed news anchor Brian Williams is back on the mic waxing poetics about fat butts.
