Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" called in former president Barack Obama (Dion Flynn) Tuesday night to give some advice to House and Senate Democrats in their fight against the Trump Administration. Flynn's return as Obama came on the heels of recent comments the former president made at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser,

Ghost have announced that they’ll be performing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon next week, the night after they headline Madison Square Garden.

Clipse are known for fiery, hard-hitting verses that that pull no punches. But during their performance of "The Birds Don't Sing" on The Tonight Show on Tuesday night (July 15) brothers Pusha T and Malice proved that having a soft side doesn't make you soft with a touching tribute to their parents.

I Turned Pretty" stars Lola Tung, Gavin Casalegno and Christopher Briney teased the upcoming third and final season of the show, arriving Wednesday.

Leno hosted The Tonight Show until he retired in 2014. Comedian Jimmy Fallon stepped in as host, and has been helming the late night show ever since.. Considering this is the first time O’Brien ...

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon airs every weeknight at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC. For more on what to watch for the remainder of the year, be sure to check our 2020 fall TV premiere guide.

Hip hop duo Clipse appeared on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" to perform "The Birds Don't Sing," a song from their new album, "Let God Sort Em Out."

"The Tonight Show" is a storied institution that's been on air nearly seven decades. Now, it's celebrating 10 years with Jimmy Fallon, a tenure that's been a departure from previous hosts.

Get your lip-sync lyrics and musical impressions ready, because Jimmy Fallon is celebrating a big anniversary. The giddy, giggly comedian has hosted NBC's "Tonight Show" for 10 years, if you can ...

The final “Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” aired on May 22, 1992, with a whopping 60 million people tuning in to watch. Carson died at age 79 in January 2005.

During the interview, the Glasgow-born star summed up his Glastonbury performance, jokingly saying that it was so impactful it might even be better than the birth of his first child, when that happens.