Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

In Chapter 4 of Jimmy Fallon’s favorite quarantine soap opera, an unexpected death in the family leads to a legal battle over the inheritance.

Nicole Richie talks about her Quibi show “Nikki Fre$h” and the inspiration behind her rap album.

Shaquille O’Neal talks about his challenge with Rob Gronkowski to raise money for charities such as the NAACP and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

Jimmy Fallon addresses a potential second lockdown due to coronavirus spikes across the country.

Russell Crowe talks about his rugby team kneeling to shed light on Australia’s negative colonial history.

Jimmy Fallon shares some of his favorite uplifting viral videos for another edition of What Are You Doing Wednesdays.

Lin-Manuel Miranda shares his thoughts on “Hamilton” lyrics appearing at Black Lives Matter protests and the show’s tone shifting based on what’s going on in the United States.

Lin-Manuel Miranda must create catchy freestyles based on random, everyday objects.

John Legend shares how Chrissy Teigen surprised him for Father’s Day and talks about establishing Free America.

Jimmy Fallon shares 15 of his excuses to get out of Zoom meetings, such as getting attacked by hornets or reading “Moby Dick.”

Gwyneth Paltrow shares an update on her family, reviews Jimmy Fallon’s self-care products and reveals the name of Goop’s newest candle.

Jimmy Fallon addresses President Donald Trump lauding the development of a nonexistent AIDS vaccine and insisting on holding a rally this weekend.

Jimmy Fallon addresses President Donald Trump’s niece publishing a tell-all book, and the president’s West Point commencement speech.

Martin Short dishes on the celebrity-filled Zoom call he was in and reminisces on the first time he met Jimmy Fallon.

Anthony Mackie and Jimmy Fallon bond over their shared past of working in grocery stores, and Mackie reveals what his kids think of his role as “Captain America.”

Jimmy Fallon asks President Donald Trump why he couldn’t just reschedule his first rally since the coronavirus pandemic to a new date.

In his opening monologue, Jimmy Fallon addresses the cancellation of the television series “Cops” and the botched primary elections in Georgia.

Tennis player James Blake talks about an encounter he had with police before the US Open in 2015 and why he decided to share his story.

Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Karamo Brown, Bobby Berk and Tan France of “Queer Eye” chat about their everyday heroes, like France himself, who just became an American citizen.

Jimmy Fallon addresses President Donald Trump’s approval ratings dipping as he develops Twitter conspiracy theories.