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We have a birthday in the Fallon house!  During Monday's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Fallon pulled off the sweetest surprise for his wife Nancy Juvonen's birthday with the help of their adorable daughters Winnie, 6, and Franny, 5. For their on-air celebration, the trio decorated the kitchen and each carried out a special task.

Jimmy Fallon and Horatio Sanz virtually reprised their "Jarret's Room" characters for a virtual reunion during Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show. The recurring Saturday Night Live sketch, from when Fallon and Sanz were castmembers on the show, featured a webcast series hosted by stoner college students at Hampshire College, Jarret (Fallon) and Gobi (Sanz).

You've never heard "Under Pressure" performed like this before.  Jimmy Fallon, Brendon Urie and The Roots performed a "social-distancing remix" of Queen and David Bowie's classic hit during Tuesday's at-home edition of The Tonight Show.  While some of the musicians used traditional instruments, others had to get creative and use everyday household items, like a toaster, pots and pans, utensils and water glasses.

Jimmy Fallon’s daughters crashed an interview once again Tuesday — this time with Ethan Hawke.

Queen and David Bowie's “Under Pressure” was a real team effort. When Jimmy Fallon, Panic at the Disco's Brendon Urie and The Roots covered the ‘80s classic on Tuesday night (May 12), they took it to another level.In a new spin on Fallon’s popular “classroom instruments” series, the Tonight Show host gathered a dozen artists for an elaborate virtual performance on “home instruments.”The ensemble really cleared out their cupboards for this one.

Performed with The Roots from the comfort of their own homes

Back in 2017, Jimmy Fallon wrote a children’s book, Everything Is Mama.

What are Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon saying? During Thursday's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Taxi stars faced off in a hilarious game of "What Am I Saying," each tasked with reading phrases that appeared to be gibberish but actually revealed real phrases. With 20 seconds on the clock, Jimmy kicked things off with the phrase, "Pete's Aw Traygels." Much to his surprise, the round proved to be an easy feat.

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

The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon celebrated National Teachers' Day on Tuesday by performing "Teachers' Day Song."While strumming a guitar, the host began the original song by asserting that "teachers should make a billion dollars and get more vacation time.""They spend their days wrangling all our crazy kids/ When they go out, they should get free bottomless wine," he sang.Fallon added that teachers "deserve a monthlong spa day" that includes wearing cucumbers on their eyes, which he guessed

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”.

It's just one of those days for Jimmy Fallon. On Thursday night's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the late night host was interrupted by his "inner thoughts" as he virtually caught up with Vince Vaughn.

Shailene Woodley taught Jimmy Fallon her new party trick during an appearance on the latest at-home edition of “The Tonight Show” Wednesday.

We just found our new favorite game.  On Monday's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Fallon and Alessia Cara teamed up to play a round of "One Word Songs," where they were tasked with singing popular songs by repeating a random word given to them beforehand instead of the actual lyrics.

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.

Recorded from home, of course

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.