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Jimmy Fallon continues to work with some of the top music talent in late night, and it’s paying off as the comedian-turned-talk show host has just issued a new album called ‘Blow Your Pants Off.’

A little over a month removed from Anderson Cooper's Dyngus Day laughing meltdown, Anderson Cooper showed up on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night to talk about losing a spelling bee to an 11 year old and giggling like one too, when he heard about the Dyngus Day celebration in Buffalo.

Recently, Michelle Obama said that she was willing to make “a complete fool” of herself to promote her Let’s Move initiative, which encourages kids to be active. That was music to Jimmy Fallon‘s ears, since, as he says, he already makes a fool of himself every night.

Jimmy Fallon’s uncanny ability to imitate classic rock legends and Tebow-mania got mashed up on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ Thursday with the introduction of the David Bowie/Tim Tebow parody “Tebowie.”

A strange and vaguely familiar character was introduced during last night’s episode of ‘Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.’ The talk-show host married the looks of Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow and early-70s David Bowie into one, glamorous yet reverent character called “Tebowie.”

Nothing says “Christmas” on ‘Saturday Night Live‘ more than Michael Buble, a Sting-dressed Jimmy Fallon, and a slew of other big name talents making an album together.

‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ can be a tedious song to sing (and listen to), so Jimmy Fallon livened it up a bit on Wednesday’s ‘Late Night.’

One of the great holiday memories from the ‘Saturday Night Live’ of the 1990s is the ‘I Wish It Was Christmas Today” song that Jimmy Fallon, Tracy Morgan, Chris Kattan and Horatio Sanz used to perform. This year, our holiday wished came true and we got to see it again last night when Fallon hosted the show.

You've got to give credit to Jimmy Fallon, not only has he done a great job replacing Conan O'Brien in the Late Night slot, he's back on top of his game. And after a failed movie career that would have landed most comics back into obscurity, the show and Fallon are funnier than ever and have NBC execs saying Conan Who?

By the end of next week, Pink Floyd fans will really be ‘Comfortably Numb.’ From Sept. 26-30, Jimmy Fallon will pay tribute to the legendary British band on his NBC show. Among those scheduled to drop by are Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters and Dierks Bentley, plus Floyd members Roger Waters and Nick Mason.