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This is the weekend that Blake Shelton is not only the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, but he's also the host.  We know Blake can sing and we know he can be funny, but can he be funny in an acting situation?

Like many of us, 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon appears to believe that Hollywood superstar Bradley Cooper can do anything -- and, based on his impressive resume of stage and screen roles and accolades, the guy can't be too off the mark. But there is one that Cooper isn't so great at: music. It's sort of surprising, really, and even the overly solicitous Fallon was a little dumbstruck when Cooper admitted that his musical talents are minimal on last night's show.

Whenever Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake get together, you know that laughs will surely follow.  This is especially true when they play kids spending time at Camp Winnipesaukee.

Recently Jimmy Fallon brought up immigration, but rather than say a joke about it he decided it was a perfect opportunity for a new entry in his Slow Jam The News series.  Of course if you Slow Jam The News, you need Brian Williams.

Jimmy Fallon loves to have fun with his guests and when Channing Tatum paid him a visit, he had something very special planned.

You'd think that after three 'Hunger Games' movies, star Josh Hutcherson would have tapped into new levels of athleticism and competitive achievement. You'd be wrong. The actor hit 'The Tonight Show' last night to talk about the latest entry in the blockbuster film franchise, and it really only did some natural that he and host Jimmy Fallon would engage in some good-natured gamesmanship.

Daniel Radcliffe's name may be forever synonymous with 'Harry Potter,' but the British actor has already proven that his talents extend far beyond playing the boy wizard on the big screen. He can do the Broadway thing! He's got a nifty fake American accent! He can rap! Wait...what?

Two of the biggest names in golf visited 'The Tonight Show' on Monday to showcase the newest Nike golf irons and take part in a game of 'Facebreakers.'

Although it's understandable to assume that hardcore football fans aren't the greatest dancers in the world -- they value other athletic skills, after all -- it seems that hypothesis might not be exactly correct. Well, unless 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon explicitly instructed his 'Questions and Danswers' minion Arthur to only find awesome dancers for the latest entry of the segment, aimed at t

Professional sports love to hand out superlative-heavy awards like Most Valuable Player (and also whatever awards professional sports love to hand out), which is certainly nice and also kind of simple. But there are a lot of people who play professional sports, so why not hand out more awards? Why not hand out more hilariously true awards?