Jimmy Fallon News
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Anthony Weiner, the former U.S. congressman who resigned two years ago over lewd online behavior and became the butt of late-night television jokes, said he’s joining the race for mayor of New York.
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Comcast Corp.’s NBC is going back to the future to refresh its Thursday night lineup, anchored by a new comedy starring Michael J. Fox.
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Marissa Mayer, chief executive officer of Yahoo! Inc., colored her hair in pinstripes of red, blue and green to go with her red dress.
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“We have to stop. I just pulled that note out of the blue,” said Audra McDonald on stage last night at Avery Fisher Hall. “I’m so proud of myself. Yay, Juilliard!”
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Jay Leno, longtime host of NBC’s “The Tonight Show,” will step down early next year and be replaced by Jimmy Fallon, as the network seeks younger viewers for the most-popular late-night program.
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NBC is upgrading “Late Night” host Jimmy Fallon’s studio in New York, a potential new home for “The Tonight Show” if Fallon takes over from Jay Leno, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
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NBC’s decision to hand off stewardship of “The Tonight Show,” the most popular late-night program, highlights the dilemma facing all of the major networks: shrinking audiences for broadcast TV.
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“This is not a place we should be delivering water on trucks.”
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President Barack Obama emphasized his message about student loans between speeches in North Carolina and Colorado with an appearance on NBC’s “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon”. Bloomberg's Betty Liu reports on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Governor Chris Christie, the New Jersey Republican who has struggled with his weight, poked some fun at himself in his first appearance on CBS Corp.’s “Late Show with David Letterman.”
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