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Buzz-Worthy Videos: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson Make Late Night Rounds

BuzzSugar — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:30:01 -0800

While many of us are rabidly awaiting tomorrow - aka New Moon Day, as it's known around Sugar HQ - the cast is undoubtedly looking forward to the end of the promotional rounds. But their exhaustion doesn't make them any less eager to please - witness Kristen Stewart on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, who starts out a little quiet, but eventually warms to the funnyman. She divulges how Martha Stewart confessed a dream about Robert Pattinson to her - to which Stewart offered to hook them up (she even imitates the domestic goddess!). And then there's Pattinson himself, who doesn't know the definition of dull moment as he describes the fan-biting phenomenon to David Letterman.

To see both late night clips, just read more.

Kristen Stewart on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

Robert Pattinson on The Late Show With David Letterman

Buzz-Worthy Video: January Jones Plays Beer Pong on Fallon

BuzzSugar — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:30:40 -0800

A friendly game of beer pong is nothing new for Jimmy Fallon's celebrity guests, but I was particularly interested to see January Jones show off her skills last night. Jones is anything but prim and proper Betty Draper off the set, and I can't wait to see more of that side on SNL this weekend. The self-proclaimed champion brought plenty of trash talking, but you'll have to see the video to find out if her bite's as bad as her bark.

To watch Jimmy and January face off, just read more.

Josh Duhamel's Supposed Stripper Fling Speaks, Rihanna Breaks Her Silence, and Cameron Plays Charades

Molly — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:50:53 -0800

Josh Duhamel's alleged stripper fling is sticking to her story, but Fergie's still standing by her man. Rihanna and Chris are opening up about their relationship and what went wrong. Cameron Diaz plays charades with Jimmy Fallon, but might need a refresher on the rules, and Taylor Swift gets her SNL Kanye West joke out of the way. Watch PopSugar Rush now!

Conan vs. Jimmy: Whose New Show Is Off to the Best Start?

BuzzSugar — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 14:00:41 -0700

These past few months have been like late-night musical chairs over at NBC: First, Jimmy Fallon took over Conan O'Brien's old Late Night gig. Then, Conan slid into Jay Leno's Tonight Show seat. (Leno will be back in September with a new primetime show.)

Settling into a new late-night show can take some time, so how do you think these two are doing? Do you think Fallon's gotten more comfortable behind the desk? Or do you think Conan is doing the best job moving his offbeat brand of humor to Tonight?

Photos courtesy of NBC

Should the Saved by the Bell Cast Reunite on Fallon's Show?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:00:22 -0700

I'd be lying if I said I didn't start many of my days with an episode of Saved by the Bell on TBS. There is something about that show that still draws me in, even though the fashion, the acting, the Slater - it's all so cheesy. What can I say? The kids of Bayside High School have a special place in my heart.

That's why I was excited to see Mark-Paul Gosselaar show up on Jimmy Fallon's show as Zack Morris. He even brought the phone! Gosselaar's appearance was part of Fallon's "efforts" to reunite the cast of Saved by the Bell. Apparently everyone is on board except for ~~Screech~~ Dustin Diamond and Tiffani Thiessen. I'm a little torn. On the one hand, Gosselaar's appearance was so fun. On the other, well, Dustin Diamond has a sex tape. A reunion could be a little depressing.

What do you say? Do you want to see the cast of Saved by the Bell reunite on Fallon's show? Or should Fallon let it rest?

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Link Time! 3/3

BuzzSugar — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 13:30:22 -0800

Watch Amy Sedaris as "Netty Draperberg" in this Jewish Mad Men parody. - Videogum
Check out some tasty first details on Hasbro's big-screen Candy Land. - MTV Movies Blog
Hosea is not going to apologize for winning Top Chef. - YumSugar
Here's a gallery of images of characters from the Terry Gilliam movie The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. - Cinematical
New Green Day track, "21st Century Breakdown": "rebellion and the disintegration of America by way of rock opera." - Stereogum
The Twitterverse responds to Jimmy Fallon's first Late Night show. - Vulture
Five TV teachers who would actually make it OK to do homework. - TV Squad
I'm a little ashamed about how funny I find this video of the "alternate ending" for Titanic. - GiggleSugar

Will You Give Jimmy Fallon's Late Night a Chance?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 07:00:39 -0800

NBC's long-planned late night transition really gets underway tonight, when Jimmy Fallon takes the Late Night reigns from Conan O'Brien. Since December, Fallon's been doing regular video blogs online, and he's already gotten some buzz for a couple of things, including hiring The Roots as his house band and "Jack McBrayer's response to the Internet response to the Republican response to the President's address to Congress."

Nonetheless, O'Brien's bound to be a tough act to follow, so I'm wondering: Will you be giving Fallon's version of Late Night a chance? Check out Fallon's final video blog here, then let me know below if you'll be tuning in for more.

Photo courtesy of NBC

Buzz News Roundup, 2/20

BuzzSugar — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 13:30:32 -0800

Sandra Bullock will star in football drama-comedy The Blindside, based on the book The Blind Side: Evolution of the Game. - Variety
Project Runway filmed its season six finale today, even though it's unclear if or when season six will air. - AP
In the latest pilot casting news, Jenna Elfman will play a movie critic, Amy Smart will play a future presidential contender, and Jason Clarke will play a federal prosecutor. - The Hollywood Reporter
There's a new museum in Hollis, Queens, devoted to hip-hop - and it serves cheap hamburgers. - AP
Chiwetel Ejiofor has signed on for and Liev Schreiber is in talks to star opposite Angelina Jolie in the spy thriller Salt (also known as Edwin A. Salt). - ComingSoon
Robert De Niro, Tina Fey, and Cameron Diaz are among Jimmy Fallon's first Late Night guests. - NBC
Jeffrey Dean Morgan is in negotiations to topline an adaptation of the DC-Vertigo comic book The Losers. - Variety
The ABC Family show The Middleman will continue in comic book form. - TV Guide

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Link Time! 1/29

BuzzSugar — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:30:46 -0800

Hot Jon Hamm, or hot ham and cheese sandwich? It's that age-old question again. (I would absolutely go with Hamm.) - Lemondrop
Speaking of hotties, let's ogle yesterday's Hump Day Hottie: Ralph Fiennes. - FilmExperience
Jimmy Fallon attempts his first monologue. Discuss. - Popwatch
Hey, it's photos from the reunion of The State at SF Sketchfest! - Pop Candy
Is American Idol's Megan Corkrey this year's Josiah Lemming? - MTV News Blog
Check out the 20 Hottest (directors, actors, movies and. . . fistfights?) to come out of this year's Sundance Film Festival. - Cinematical
Studying for Jeopardy: Not actually all that easy. - TV Squad
New stuff from Sufjan Stevens: A cover of the Castanets' "You Are the Blood." - Stereogum

Jimmy Fallon Starts His Hosting Duties Online Tonight

BuzzSugar — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 10:31:13 -0800

It'll be a few months before Jimmy Fallon officially slides into Conan O'Brien's chair as the host of NBC's Late Night, but starting tonight, he'll be doing some practice runs - and we can all watch online. At 12:30 a.m. each day, NBC will post a new video of Fallon on this new website.

The idea is that people will get used to seeing Fallon at 12:30 - and that he'll be able to test out material without having to see how it goes over in front of a live TV audience. Variety says the five-minute webisodes will be "lo-fi, freeform-style looks at what Fallon is up to on the eve of his hosting gig."

NBC's supposed to be announcing an official premiere date for Fallon's show this week, but March 2 is the latest rumor. That would give Conan O'Brien a few months off the air while he prepares to fill Jay Leno's Tonight Show shoes starting in June. Most of you thought Fallon would make a good Late Night host before, but now that the transition is getting closer, do you still feel the same?

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