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Taylor Swift's extended interview with Jimmy Fallon from her October 6 appearance on The Tonight Show will air as a special episode on October 10, featuring additional unseen moments and clarifications, including her denial of performing at the Super Bowl due to rights issues.
NBC will air a special extended version of Taylor Swift's recent 'Tonight Show' interview on Friday, including segments not shown during the original broadcast, such as her reasons for not performing at the 2026 Super Bowl and her thoughts on her fiancé Travis Kelce's football career.
The animated film 'KPop Demon Hunters' and its soundtrack, including the hit song 'Golden,' made history with record-breaking streaming numbers and chart success, and the stars of the film performed live on 'The Tonight Show' and 'Saturday Night Live,' showcasing their popularity and the film's cultural impact.
EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, the voices behind Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters, will perform 'Golden' and be interviewed on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, marking their first live performance together. The soundtrack has achieved significant success, including topping Billboard charts and making the film the most popular Netflix movie ever.
Greg Gutfeld shared a humorous story about meeting Jimmy Fallon roughly 15 years ago at an illegal speakeasy in Hell’s Kitchen, where they were both intoxicated, leading to a memorable wrestling encounter and a kind gesture from Fallon involving cigarettes. The story highlights their playful relationship and Gutfeld's rise to hosting top-rated late-night shows.
Dakota Johnson experienced a wardrobe malfunction during her appearance on the Tonight Show, where her plunging outfit caused visible discomfort, leading her to humorously adjust her clothing and seek a makeshift cover, with Jimmy Fallon playfully engaging in the situation.
Dakota Johnson's revealing dress caused a humorous wardrobe malfunction during her 'Tonight Show' interview with Jimmy Fallon, leading to playful banter and creative solutions to manage the situation.
Former "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno suffered injuries, including a broken wrist and facial bruising, after falling down a 60-foot hill near a hotel in Pittsburgh. The 74-year-old, who is now wearing an eye patch, was attempting to take a shortcut to a nearby restaurant when the accident occurred.
Conan O'Brien made a return to The Tonight Show, reminiscing with host Jimmy Fallon about his time with NBC's late-night shows. He expressed feeling weird about coming back after such a long time and joked about the memories flooding back to him. O'Brien's abrupt departure from The Tonight Show in 2010 remains unforgettable, and he also promoted his upcoming travel series during his latest appearance.
Jimmy Fallon mocked Donald Trump's claim that the recent stock market highs are due to him, jokingly attributing the market's success to Trump's baseless election denial. The audience responded warmly to Fallon's jibe, emphasizing the "not not" in reference to Trump's denial.
Justin Timberlake announced his upcoming Forget Tomorrow World Tour during an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, with the tour set to kick off on April 29 in Vancouver, Canada and tickets going on sale Feb. 2. This announcement follows the news of his first solo album release in over six years, "Everything I Thought It Was," scheduled for March 15, and the surprise release of a new single, "Selfish." Timberlake shared that the album-making process was different this time due to his family commitments, as he wrote 100 songs over four years and worked with various songwriters and producers.
Timothée Chalamet hilariously crashed Hugh Grant's Tonight Show interview in disguise, asking where he ranked among Grant's costars. Grant jokingly revealed that he didn't like Chalamet, attributing it to something "weird" about the French actor. Chalamet, trying to hold back laughter, nodded along before making a quick exit.
Jung Kook, member of the popular K-pop group BTS, is set to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and perform on Today's Citi Concert Series to promote his first solo album, "Golden." The Tonight Show interview will air on November 6th at 11:35 p.m. ET, while the performance on Today will be broadcasted on November 8th at 8 a.m. ET. Viewers can watch these shows on NBC through cable or streaming platforms like Peacock, DirecTV Stream, fuboTV, SlingTV, or Hulu + Live TV.
Jimmy Fallon returned to The Tonight Show after a five-month absence, following allegations of "toxic" backstage behavior. While he did not directly address the allegations, Fallon became emotional and expressed gratitude for his job, stating that he loves telling jokes, interviewing people, and making viewers laugh. He thanked his audience for their support and expressed his desire to continue doing the show for a long time.
The creator of the Timothée Chalamet puppet used on "The Tonight Show" disputes Jimmy Fallon's story about the puppet being shut down. Jimmy claimed on his podcast that the puppet creator, Chris Alan, was offended and scrapped a skit involving the puppet. However, Chris says this is untrue and that he was never contacted about killing the puppet. He also reveals that Timothée Chalamet's team had initially planned to use a Fallon puppet during a 2019 appearance but ultimately scrapped the idea. Chris feels that Jimmy's podcast tale is portraying him as a villain.