The 80-year-old late-night powerhouse also acknowledged the changing landscape in the industry and how people are increasingly watching clips online and not the TV broadcast, crediting Fallon, who

The “Tonight Show” host is getting backlash — again — for being what one social media user called a “‘yes to everyone’ man” with “zero convictions.”

Someone declared, "There is no defense of this. This dude is part of the tinderbox that is MAGA. Fallon having him on means I now hate Jimmy Fallon. I've given him every benefit of the doubt throughout the last 2 decades, but this seals it for me."

Jimmy Fallon hosted an unexpected guest on Thursday’s (August 7) episode of The Tonight Show as rival late-night host and Fox News favorite Greg Gutfeld joined him on the sofa.

LateNighter surmised that the controversial “Gutfeld!” host “brought his Fox News audience with him.” It noted that while fellow guests the Jonas Brothers might have also contributed to the viewership, watchers increased during Gutfeld’s segment.

In a chaotic game of "Truth or Dare," actress Margaret Qualley convinces Jimmy Fallon to interview her while laying face down on his own desk

Greg Gutfeld, host of Fox News' late-night show 'Gutfeld!,' reminds Jimmy Fallon they met years ago at a bar. Booze, smokes and mild violence were involved.

Trump brought some suspicion on himself by suddenly declaring the files to be a hoax. But some Republicans are backing a bipartisan House push for the release of all the files related to Epstein. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) appears to be hindering the process.

"Americans are like, 'Wait, there's good news out there. I don't know what to do with myself,'" the NBC host jokes about the announcement

On "The Tonight Show," Fox News' Greg Gutfeld revealed the wild story Thursday behind his first encounter with fellow late-night host Jimmy Fallon years ago.

From Oprah Winfrey and David Letterman to Jimmy Fallon, here's the list of richest TV hosts in the United States.