Jimmy Fallon and John Legend marked the inexplicable return of March and the one-year anniversary of the Covid-19 quarantine with a new parody song, “March Again,” on The Tonight Show Monday, March 1st. The tune spoofs “Belle,” the opening number from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, and finds Fallon recounting …
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Black Pumas, who are Grammy-nominated for Best New Artist, appeared on The Tonight Show to perform their single “Colors.” The Austin-based group gave the song a soulful vibe during the late night performance and were joined by a live band and two back-up singers. “Colors” comes off Black Pumas’ self-titled …
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Will Smith has had a storied life and career, all of which can apparently be distilled down into a two-minute rap song. On The Tonight Show, Smith joined host Jimmy Fallon to rap “The History of Will Smith.” “You seen him in Billboard, starring in shows,” Fallon starts off. “But …
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Jimmy Fallon broke out his three most trusty wigs for a parody of Taylor Swift’s “You Need to Calm” down, singing the song as Beto O’Rourke, Bernie Sanders and President Donald Trump on The Tonight Show Thursday. The bit found Fallon in his dressing room, as if he were doing …
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Madonna and Jimmy Fallon donned glow-in-the-dark jumpsuits on Thursday night for a neon dance battle on The Tonight Show. Fallon managed to hold his own against the Queen of Pop, but if we’re being honest, the best part of the show was seeing the two of them dance in-sync to The …
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Normani brought a serious sense of cool to the stage at The Tonight Show with a polished performance of her single “Waves.” The former Fifth Harmony singer, dressed in a sultry black crop top and skirt, got some help from a group of dancers as well as rapper 6LACK, who …
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Weezer dusted off their power-pop anthem “Buddy Holly” on Tuesday’s Tonight Showwith a comedic twist by joining Jimmy Fallon and his barbershop-style vocal group, “the Ragtime Gals,” for a late-night rendition. All four Weezer members—frontman Rivers Cuomo, guitarist Brian Bell, bassist Scott Shriner and drummer Patrick Wilson—adopted cartoonish vocal styles …
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