Ed Sheeran has released five albums: Plus, Multiply, Divide, Subtract, and Equals. And he knows the titles for the next five. He told Jimmy Fallon the other night on The Tonight Show that they are: Play, Pause, Fast Forward, Rewind, and Stop.
After Stop, he plans on stopping. When he was 18, he came up with the idea to release those ten records and retire like his idol Quentin Tarantino. However, he will continue to do side projects.
His last side project will be Eject. He explained why, “I kind of want to make an album for the whole of my life where you put different songs on. And then it’s in your will that it comes out the day you die, and it’s called Eject.”
That is brilliant! And totally something he would do!
Joshua Jackson appeared on The Tonight Show yesterday, and Jimmy Fallon asked him to recreate a scene from Dawson’s Creek, the teen nighttime soap opera that made him a star.
I didn’t pay attention to what they were saying because all I could focus on was that Pacey Witter looks more like George Clooney than Clooney looks like himself.
Not young fuckable Clooney, but the salt and pepper insufferable version we know now. However, the Doctor Odyssey star is fuckable version of middle aged Clooney.
Tell me you are seeing it too. Or am I seeing things…again?
This weekend, Saturday Night Live celebrates its 50th anniversary. Yesterday, four of the show’s alums from the early 2000s had a Joke Off on The Tonight Show.
Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon battled to see who is the funniest one of all by telling jokes about current events.
By doing this, we get to see if they are actually funny or if they have writers who make them seem that way.
So, what is the answer? They are all joke masters, which is why we are still talking about them. They left and continue to leave their marks on comedy history.
Jimmy Fallon got a big surprise on The Tonight Show yesterday, as did long time fans of NBC late night talk shows.
What was it? Paul Shaffer and the World’s Most Dangerous Band are filling in for The Roots this week. But that is not the surprise.
So, what is it? The band leader’s old boss, David Letterman, decided to stop by and say hi! And he did it by crashing Fallon’s monologue.
Was Fallon upset? Not at all. Well, maybe a little because Letterman slapped him in the face with a tortilla several times, and that actually hurts. Don’t worry, Jimmy got one in. And he is being sued by the original Late Night host.
It was nice to watch Letterman on TV again at 11:30p. Plus, it was wonderful to see the two hosts together because they have such different hosting styles. If they were to co-host a talk show, it would be like The Odd Couple.
Maybe we can get Letterman out of retirement to do it. Would you watch The Late Tonight Show?
UPDATE: If you are wondering where The Roots are (like I was), they are rehearsing for the SNL 50 Homecoming Concert Lineup on Friday.
Before Colin Jost was hosting the game show Pop Culture Jeopardy, he failed miserably on The Weakest Link. How cute was the 19-year-old in that 2001 episode?
To hear what he told Jimmy Fallon about that appearance, then click here!
