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This week, Jimmy Fallon took the cast and crew of The Tonight Show from New York City back to its longtime home in Los Angeles. To announce the shift, Fallon and The Roots enlisted DJ Jazzy Jeff to recreate the famous theme song from The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air...

Jimmy Fallon is bringing The Tonight Show back to Los Angeles for a special week of shows. Of course, he had to do it in style. And if there is one song that screams 'Go West, young man' to those born after the second World War, there's no doubt what it is: the theme song from The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air...

How's this for awkward. Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon did a melody of covers on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon last night (Jan. 14). The performance included their renditions of Drake's "Started From the Bottom," Big Sean's "IDFWU," and Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda...

With a comedic history stretching all the way to Saturday Night Live, Jimmy Fallon has had his fair share of impersonating celebrities and creating memorable characters of his own. On yesterday's (June 7) episode of The Tonight Show, Fallon covered Iggy Azalea's hit song "Fancy" while acting as iconic Canadian singer, Neil Young...

Alongside Jimmy Fallon and Idina Manzel, The Roots made their way to The Tonight Show to help perform Academy Award-winning song “Let It Go” from the animated feature Frozen. The backstage performance is complete with assorted kazoos, ukuleles, and mini xylophones...

Ever wondered how Tariq got the name Black Thought or how Questlove was dubbed with such a curious nickname? In an "Ask The Roots" segment, the hip-hop crew recounts how each member got their monikers. Afterwards, watch The Roots make their way to The Tonight Show, alongside Jimmy Fallon and Idina Manzel, to help perform Academy Award-winning song “Let It Go” from the animated feature Fr

Last week marked the debut of the new Tonight Show featuring Jimmy Fallon, and the longtime Late Night host and Saturday Night Live alum brought along his house band for the past five years, The Roots, for the prestigious new gig. This week, while discussing the 15-year anniversary of the band's Things Fall Apart, XXL asked Black Thought about the first few days of The Tonight Show...

The Roots' foray into becoming the coolest band in late night television began in March of 2009, when the Illadelphians signed on as the musical backbone of Jimmy Fallon's Late Night program. And in the nearly five years since, the group took Fallon from being the goofy, inoffensive and awkward SNL alum into one of the strongest entertainers in the business, largely due to The Roots' innovative an

Nicki Minaj swings by The Tonight Show to promote the season premiere of American Idol