Workout Song of the Week: ‘History of Rap Part 4′ by Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake
Justin Timberlake performed at SXSW. I didn’t see him perform because my toleration of crowds, long lines, drunken woo girls, and loud music has been on a steady decline since SXSW began. By the time he performed, it was well below sea level. Plus, I didn’t have a music badge and didn’t have tickets. However,...
Workout Song of the Week: ‘Your Body’ by Christina Aguilera ft. Jimmy Fallon and The Roots
First there was the school instrument rendition of Carly Rae Jepsen‘s “Call Me Maybe” now there is an office supply rendition of Christina Aguilera‘s “My Body”. Jimmy Fallon and The Roots certainly do know how to convince me that a song is worth listening to. All they need to do is make about 6 or...
Jimmy Fallon Showcases the Art of the TV Show Theme Song
Last night, Jimmy Fallon and the cast of his show Guys With Kids (that would be Anthony Anderson, Jesse Bradford, and Zach Cregger) did something pretty amazing. They sang the ultimate TV theme song medley which goes in line with Jimmy and Justin’s (as in Timberlake) history of rap medley (parts 1 and 2 as...
Finer Feed: Daniel Day-Lewis as ‘Lincoln’, Bob Hoskins Retires, Joss Whedon Attached to ‘Avengers’ Sequel
To achieve the perfect look of Abraham Lincoln for Steven Spielberg‘s forthcoming Lincoln, Daniel Day-Lewis went full method and used an advanced combination of science, technology and reincarnation to actually become Abraham Lincoln. It was quite a breakthrough. [EW] Bob Hoskins announces his retirement after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Everyone’s eyes well up with...
Watch Carly Rae Jepsen sing ‘Call Me Maybe’ with Jimmy Fallon and The Roots
Once again, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots prove that they always have more fun than all of us by singing THE infectious song of the summer, “Call Me Maybe” by the adorably tolerable Carly Rae Jepsen — and with lo-fi school instruments! From this video alone, I think it is safe to say that the...
Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake’s final installment of The History of Rap
In an effort to tie the loose end on what Justin Timberlake referred to as their “trilogy” of the History of Rap, J.T. and hand-hugging BFF Jimmy Fallon gave one helluva medley of hip hop songs (OH SNAP! De La Soul‘s “Me Myself and I”!) on Friday’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon: Timberlake was on...
Amy Sedaris Shows No Panty Lines on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
I would normally do a quick post of something like this on my Tumblr page, but this video clip deserved to be posted here. On Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Amy Sedaris decided to do various, awkward, inappropriate, hilarious, camel toe-inducing things in her “”Weekender Pants,” the hottest piece of clothing on the market. According...
Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake’s History of Rap Parts 1 and 2
Last night, Justin Timberlake was a guest on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to talk about his latest movie Friends with Benefits — but that really wasn’t the focus. The main event was when Justing and Jimmy gave us a sequel to their “History of Rap” rap. That said, I thought it would be interesting...
Tumblin’ on Tumblr: the Roundhouse, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Seth Green’s Google+
There are times when there are Internet topics that don’t really constitute an entire blog post. There are also times when I am too lazy to post an entire blog post. That’s when my handy dandy Tumblr account (that I have dubbed “Just Dandy.”) comes into play. For the past couple of days, I slapped...
The best thing about ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’
I was skeptical about Jimmy Fallon taking over Conan’s spot on late night. I saw his first show and it was a little rocky, but I do have to give him props for getting The Roots as his in-house band. But then Mr. Fallon went and did this and totally changed the game: Brilliant.
Oh that Zack Morris!
Just when I was about to write off Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’s, he goes and does something like this… This has to be the greatest thing to happen on late night TV. Well, at least for Saved by the Bell fans. If you’re not a fan of that show, then you’re dead inside. Mark...
