Archive: July 2009

Jimmy Fallon rocked The Grove last night with his unpredictable and funny trademark style.

NEW YORK — Since arriving in March, "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" has proved itself a worthy player in the world of TV comedy-talk.It has also given birth to an unexpected world within a world — a dandy little miniseries planted within "Late Night" that spoofs reality soap TV like "The Hills" in a bizarro backstage version of "Late Night.""7th Floor West" was introduced during Fallon's first week hosting "Late Night" (which airs weeknights at 12:35 a.m. EDT on NBC). But recent installments have premiered dependably on "Late Night" each Monday, making "7th Floor West" its own five minutes of micro-must-see TV.The title hints at a Central Park West brand of loftiness, while literally addressing the office space in Rockefeller Center's G.E. Building that houses the "Late Night" staff. It is here that the high-drama, brashly vacuous action (not that there's really much going on) takes place.Full story at AP: 

Saturday Night Live and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon star Jimmy Fallon just tweeted an interesting photograph of himself, stating "And Robert Pattinson in a tree." Fallon even donned a similar outfit (complete with Cullen crest-style wristband) and hair-do to compliment the occasion of imitation. Pretty good, don't you think? Also, Keeping Up With The Kardashians and Dancing With The Stars reality TV femme Kim Kardashian just posted a photograph of herself, stating "I call this my Twilight look! What do you think?" MTV Buzzworthy had this to say about the occasion (via their Twitter), "Seriously... can we TALK about Kim Kardashian JUST NOW jumping on the Twilight train?" Indeed. Full article at: http://www.examiner.com/x-4908-Twilight-Examiner~y2009m7d16-Jimmy-Fallon-imitates-Robert-Pattinson-in-Twilight-Kim-Kardashian-goes-for-a-vampire-look

Jimmy Fallon, ex-SNLer and now host of NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, is paying a visit to Orange County for a night of stand-up comedy that will surely include his unique brand of hilarity, randomness (jokes involving troll dolls? Check.) and spot-on celebrity impersonations. His shows are unpredictable yet laughable (see: Fallon’s 2007 political song, “Car Wash For Peace”), but because of his full-time New York gig, he doesn’t make too many trips to the West Coast—so be sure to check him out this Saturday at the Grove.
More @ OC WEEKLY: http://www.ocweekly.com/events/jimmy-fallon-467305/