Jimmy Fallon & The Roots Salute Frontline Healthcare Workers With ‘One World’ Performance Of ‘Safety Dance’

“Tonight Show: At Home Edition” has had no shortage of surprises for host Jimmy Fallon.

Perhaps late-night television hosting runs in Jimmy Fallon's family. During Friday's episode of "The Tonight Show," filmed remotely, Fallon, 45, spoke with actor Jon Hamm to discuss the upcoming "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" interactive special on Netflix.

Carole Baskin tells Us Weekly she has no hard feelings after being tricked into doing her first TV interview since Tiger King debuted with two YouTubers pretending to be the Tonight Show‘s Jimmy Fallon.

It was a run of the mill interview-in-isolation on Friday's edition of The Tonight Show, when Jimmy Fallon and Jon Hamm were suddenly interrupted by the host's daughter, Winnie. "Hi Daddy! Where's mom?" asked six-year-old Winnie Fallon as Jon attempted to explain the upcoming Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs.

Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig returned to “The Tonight Show” Friday to join Jimmy Fallon for a third edition of their bonkers soap opera “The Longest Days of Our Lives”.

Alessia Cara Zoomed it in for a virtual chat with Jimmy Fallon from the place where her career kicked off: her bedroom.The Canadian singer and songwriter made a name for herself as a 13-year-old posting covers to YouTube from home.

Celebrity kids are getting their moment in the spotlight! Amid the coronavirus pandemic, celebrity interviews have moved from talk shows and in-person junkets to video calls that take place from the comfort of the stars' homes.

Looks like little Franny Fallon wants the “Tonight Show” spotlight.

Saturday night, dozens of musicians from across the genres joined forces to create an at-home concert spectacular which supported the World Health Organization and honored medical workers and others serving on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic response. One World: Together at Home was hosted by late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and Stephen Colbert alongside Lady Gaga and Global Citizen and aired in unison across the major broadcast networks and on streaming devices.

On Saturday night, dozens of musicians from across the genres joined forces to create a two-hour-long at-home concert spectacular which supported the World Health Organization and honored medical workers and others serving on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic response.

During the One World: Together at Home televised concert on Saturday night (April 18), The Roots performed the Men Without Hats classic "Safety Dance" — and gave it a whole new meaning.The virtual performance began with Questlove whipping out the Meyers hand soap and other members seen wearing masks and gloves. Jimmy Fallon soon joined in on the fun, harmonizing with the band as they played their respective instruments.

Millie Bobby Brown and Jimmy Fallon are finding fun ways to stay entertained in quarantine.

The at-home edition of the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is getting interesting by the day. As per the latest news reports, the singer cum songwriter is all set for a high-octane virtual performance on Jimmy Fallon's show on April 17.

Sting joined Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to perform an "at-home" version of The Police's "Don't Stand So Close to Me" on Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show. The song choice is especially appropriate for the performance given that the musicians and host are social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.

By Jem Aswad

The Police's 1980 hit, «Don't Stand So Close to Me,» has never been more relevant.

Jimmy Fallon, Sting and The Roots have an anthem for these times.  Amid the ongoing coronavirus and resulting sweeping social distancing, the Tonight Show host teamed up with the 18-time Grammy winner for another round of his show's signature: performing hit songs with peculiar objects.

With everyone quarantined during the coronavirus pandemic, Jimmy Fallon did a special "at home" edition of his classroom instruments bit on Thursday night's (April 9) Tonight Show, inviting Sting to join house(bound) band The Roots for a version of The Police's "Don't Stand So Close to Me."Sting took the center square with an acoustic guitar and shaker, strumming along as members of the Roots played everything from the pillow (Ian Hendrickson-Smith) to Connect Four (Kamal Gray) and

Sting wrote the perfect song for social distancing all the way back in 1980.