Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

If you can’t believe it’s March again, join the club.

Tom Holland talks about doing press virtually, shooting the next Spider-Man film in Atlanta and his upcoming film “Cherry.”

Jimmy Fallon addresses Sen. Ted Cruz doing damage control after his controversial trip to Mexico.

Shailene Woodley talks about her relationship with fiancé Aaron Rodgers, her upcoming movie “The Mauritanian” and her recent trip to Patagonia.

Jimmy Fallon addresses Sen. Ted Cruz doing damage control after his controversial trip to Mexico.

Jimmy Fallon is celebrating his seventh “The Tonight Show” anniversary.

Alex Moffat talks about being a new dad, shares how Pete Davidson started an Instagram account for him and pitches an “SNL” sketch to Jimmy Fallon.

Cardi B and Jimmy Fallon challenge each other to mimic sounds inanimate objects make, like the click of a pen or crunch of a chip.

Dwayne Johnson talks about his tequila Teremana and the origins of “Young Rock” before performing an impromptu song with his mom on the ukulele.

Jimmy Fallon discusses the second day of former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial and Tom Brady celebrating his Super Bowl win.

Rob Gronkowski talks about winning his fourth Super Bowl, the secret to his Gronk spike and his relationship with Tom Brady.

Jimmy Fallon talks former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial beginning and recaps an episode of “The Bachelor” with some help from Siri.

Jimmy Fallon came up with a technique to read the news by only looking at the photos and making up his own headlines.

Jimmy Fallon discusses Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers winning the Super Bowl and Lou Dobbs losing his show on Fox.

Jimmy Fallon addresses the House Democrats inviting President Donald Trump to testify under oath for his impeachment trial.

JoJo Siwa opens up about the support she has received since revealing she is part of the LGBTQ+ community and her upcoming Nickelodeon musical.

Jimmy Fallon addresses President Joe Biden telling PEOPLE a long-winded story about a past Valentine’s Day.

Drew Barrymore talks about how she pulled off her iconic green screen interview with Cameron Diaz and Lucy Liu.

Jimmy Fallon addresses the House Democrats finding Donald Trump “singularly responsible” for the U.S. Capitol riot.

Bryan Cranston talks about his early beginnings as an actor, starting a mezcal brand with Aaron Paul and his new Showtime show “Your Honor.”