NEW YORK — Jimmy Fallon's back on the air, with all 10 of his fingers. He nearly lost his ring finger when he fell and caught his wedding ring on a table edge. Last night was Fallon's first fresh “Tonight Show” in more than two
Jimmy Fallon was behind "The Tonight Show" desk for the first time on Monday after seriously injuring his hand this past month. Stepping out to perform his monologue, the 40-year-old host sported a sizable bandage over his fingers, touting that he
Jimmy Fallon decided to give a classic game a twist on last night's The Tonight Show, and unfortunately Ant-Man's Paul Rudd was the contestant to test the game out. The two battled it out in Drinko, which is set up like a classic
On Monday, Jimmy Fallon and his now equally famous injured finger returned to The Tonight Show to address rumors of said finger's possible demise and to assist Paul Rudd on his quest to make Ant-Man a certified summer banger (spoiler alert: it already is).
Jimmy Fallon returned to “The Tonight Show” on Monday night with an extra accessory: a cast wrapped around his left hand. The NBC host hasn't been on air since hurting his hand a few weeks ago, an injury that was much