It has been almost 18 years since The Sopranos ended its run on HBO, and we are still talking about the series’ final seconds.
So much so that yesterday, when Lorraine Bracco was on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon had to ask her about it.
She was sitting next to James Galdofini when he found out what the ending was going to be. He stood up, said, “That’s it,” brushed his hair back with his hand, and walked out. And she was like, “Yeah. I guess that’s it!”
She didn’t say whether or not she agreed with the fade-to-black ending. But she did say the show’s creator, David Chase, did something right because we are still talking about it. As much as we hate not knowing the family’s fate, it is one of the most talked-about series finales ever.
Bracco also discussed working with Leonardo DiCaprio in The Basketball Diaries, and she told the NBC late night host that the Oscar winner had a “very cute ass!” I am not sure that is the best thing to say about the actor who is playing your son. But you have to respect her candidness.
I just love the actress. I have adored her ever since I saw her in one of my favorite movies, Sing. Talking about movies. She was there to talk about her film Nonnas. Can you believe this is the first comedy she has done in her career that spans 45 years? Hopefully, there will be more in her future because she is funny.
Ed Sheeran is a mix between Adult Contemporary and Pop. However, yesterday on The Tonight Show, he and Jimmy Fallon went Emo to surprise subway riders as they sang Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club. And the New Yorkers loved it!
But not as much as when the singer sang his new tune Azizam! That is when the crowd really got into it.
And I am so into the ginger with black hair. I think he should try it out because it works on him. What do you think?
Jack Black was a guest on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon yesterday, and he made one of the most memorable entrances in the show’s history.
It started out with him doing a guitar solo to Guns N’ Roses Sweet Child O’ Mine through the audience, and then jamming with The Roots.
Finally, the song was ending, so he walked towards Fallon. As he was climbing up the final step, his pants fell down to his knees, exposing his plaid boxers.
He hugged the host, picked up his jeans, did a little dance for the audience, and sat down.
Fallon said to the actor, “You bring the heat. You bring the energy.” Black told him, “I didn’t bring a belt!”
That he did not! But he brought a lot of joy because of that.
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?
