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Maya Rudolph’s ‘Unqualified Advice’ for Job Seekers Calls for “Porky Pigging It”
Maya Rudolph’s ‘Unqualified Advice’ for Job Seekers Calls for “Porky Pigging It”
Maya Rudolph’s ‘Unqualified Advice’ for Job Seekers Calls for “Porky Pigging It”
Maya Rudolph is really good at a lot of things -- stuff she gets to do professionally, which is awesome for both her and us -- but she's also deeply terrible at a wide variety of skills, like giving some 'Tonight Show'-branded 'Unqualified Advice' to fans looking for some practical and financially minded advice.
Jimmy Fallon Wants Your Weird Screengrabs for ‘The Tonight Show’
Jimmy Fallon Wants Your Weird Screengrabs for ‘The Tonight Show’
Jimmy Fallon Wants Your Weird Screengrabs for ‘The Tonight Show’
'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon has been farming out plenty of his gags lately, asking his audience to send in various funny bits as they fit certain themes. Last night, he shared a batch of loyal fan-submitted screengrabs from both the internet and television -- a selection of some strange pictures, mismatched text, and a Captcha so bizarre that its hidden message popped up (tee hee) throughout
Chris Evans Talks ‘Captain America 2′ on ‘Tonight Show,’ Plays “Sibling-wed Game” With Brother
Chris Evans Talks ‘Captain America 2′ on ‘Tonight Show,’ Plays “Sibling-wed Game” With Brother
Chris Evans Talks ‘Captain America 2′ on ‘Tonight Show,’ Plays “Sibling-wed Game” With Brother
When Chris Evans went on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon' to plug his work in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier,' the last thing he probably expected was to be forced into a twisted take on the 'Newlywed Game' with his brother, Scott. But Evans played along, sharing a few hilarious stories and putting his brotherly bond to the test on live television!
Jude Law Imitates Your Kid’s Best Funny Face on ‘The Tonight Show’
Jude Law Imitates Your Kid’s Best Funny Face on ‘The Tonight Show’
Jude Law Imitates Your Kid’s Best Funny Face on ‘The Tonight Show’
Last week, Jimmy Fallon asked his loyal 'Tonight Show' audience to send in videos of their children making their best funny faces -- classic kid antics -- without indicating exactly what said videos would be used for. Of course, this is Jimmy Fallon, so the news that the late-night host employed the videos for another one of his celebrity-baiting games shouldn't be too shocking.

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