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Article: Watch Marc Maron on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
Marc Maron is on a whirlwind press tour, but with a book and a television show to promote, he has to get in touch with his inner Energizer bunny and just keep going and going and going. Last night Marc swung by the set of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to talk about his new…
Article: Watch Portlandia’s Fred Armisen play with Yo La Tengo on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
What are three great tastes that are better together? Peanut butter and chocolate, pickles and whiskey and Yo La Tengo and Fred Armisen. So last night we sat on our couch eating Reese’s peanut butter cups, drinking picklebacks and watching Portlandia’s own Fred Armisen play drums with Yo La Tengo on Late Night with Jimmy…
Article: Jon Stewart and Jimmy Fallon Sing “Whip My Hair”
Before you read this post we should warn you: This song will be stuck in your head for the rest of the day. Now that the legal stuff is out of the way, last night on The Daily Show Jon Stewart hosted Jimmy Fallon, host of his own late night talk show, to talk about…
Article: Watch: Bon Iver’s brilliant Bonnie Raitt turn for Jimmy Fallon
Last night, Justin Vernon brought an iteration of Bon Iver to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon that sounded neither like the muted folk of his 2007 breakthrough or the layered majesty of his forthcoming follow-up. Instead, he sang beside pianist Phil Cook–his best friend and former bandmate in DeYarmond Edison, and now a multi-instrumentalist in…
Article: Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon Bring SNL’s Ambiguously Gay Duo to Life
Actor and comedian Ed Helms hosted “Saturday Night Live” this week and he brought along a few friends, namely: Jon Hamm, Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, and Steve Carell for a live-action version of “The Ambiguously Gay Duo.” For longtime fans of “SNL,” the return of the innuendo-addled superhero cartoon alone was exciting. Robert Smigel’s “The…
Article: The World of Fred Armisen
During these days of winter when the weather is getting really cold, your holiday shopping is all done (you’re welcome), you’ve roasted every chestnut, chugged all the nog, and yet it is still not Christmas Eve, you may feel down. You probably feel similarly sad when you think about how many weeks minutes it is…
Article: Naughty Dog Developers Show Off “Uncharted 3″ on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”
No matter what you think of his comedy-which I think happens to be pretty funny-you’ve got to love Jimmy Fallon for the amount of airtime he gives video games. The SNL alum dedicated a whole week to the medium earlier this year, showing off previews of blockbuster games like “Call of Duty: Black Ops” and…
Article: Bruce Springsteen Sits In With One, “Neil Young,” For Cover of “Whip My Hair”
People who call Jimmy Fallon a no-talent pretty boy must never have seen him impersonate Neil Young, a talent for which he has true genius. Fallon packed his show Tuesday night with his sole guest, Bruce Springsteen, who performed a couple tracks from this newly released box set, “The Promise,” a throwback to the glory…
Article: Super Collective, Gayngs: Fools or Geniuses?
It seems to me that we are in the midst of a resurgence of smooth, but then, I may just be projecting, hard to tell. It’s clear though that growing numbers of 30 somethings and late 20 somethings fully embrace the smooth/lite/yacht rock sounds of the late 70′s and early 80′s. The Doobie Brothers, Hall…
Article: The 62nd Emmy Awards Opening Number
If you caught the Emmy’s the other night, you may have been amused by the gleeful opening number staring Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey, especially if you watch the show “Glee” whose cast performed with the SNL vets. The number was created by songwriter Amy Miles and co-producer Mike Robertson who both also happens to…
Article: LIKE IT? LOVE IT? HATE IT?
Last year Public Enemy celebrated the 20th Anniversary of It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back, by playing it from start-to-finish at select concert stops. This year P.E. will be doing it backed by hip-hop’s unofficial house band, The Roots, at
