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| Born | September 19, 1974 |
| Hometown | New York City, New York, United States |
| Net worth | $60 million |
| Height | 6'0" (1.83m) |
| Spouse | Nancy Juvonen (m 2007 - present) |
| Children | Frances Cole Fallon , Winnie Rose Fallon |
| Parents | James Fallon, Sr. , Gloria Rose Fallon |
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Russia Bans Late Night Hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers From Entering the Country
More than a year after it began its war in Ukraine, Russia is cracking down … on American late night TV hosts. ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel, CBS’ Stephen Colbert and NBC’s Seth Meyers have been permanently banned from Russia, according to a new list of names released by the Russian government. On Friday the Russian Foreign […]
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New excerpt from Maureen Ryan’s Burn It Down focuses on racism, sexism, and misconduct at SNL
Last week, Vanity Fair shared a harrowing excerpt from longtime television journalist Maureen Ryan’s new book Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, And A Call For Change In Hollywood about the toxic culture behind the scenes (and in the scenes, really) of Lost. As disappointing as so much of that information might’ve been for fans, it was also just one chapter in a larger book full of stories like that from the entertainment industry, and now The Hollywood Reporter has shared another one—this time wi
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Jimmy Fallon Roasted for Touting Nintendo as ‘Tonight Show’ Staff Goes Unpaid: ‘Funniest Thing He’s Done in a Long Time’
The late-night host's "Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" social media post was not appreciated
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Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Tonight Show’ to Place Non-Writing Staff on Unpaid Leave Amid Writers’ Strike
"This Friday is our last day of pay," a staffer on the NBC late-night show says
- EntertainmentThe AV Club
Tonight Show non-writing staff reportedly put on “unpaid leave of absence”
Amid the WGA strike, The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon has gone dark. All the late-night shows have because there’s no one willing to write them. Nevertheless, two weeks ago, mere hours before the strike was announced, Fallon pledged support for his whole staff while walking the red carpet. “I wouldn’t have a show if it wasn’t for my writers. I support them all the way,” he told Variety. “I support my whole staff.” It’s the kind of thing that sounds great, but in fact, requires some follow thro
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‘Fallon’ Is First Late-Night Show to Stop Paying Staff Amid Strike: Report
NBCThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon will reportedly stop paying its non-writing staff members on Friday.A source close to NBC told HuffPost that Tonight Show crew members received the news during a call on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile, multiple sources confirmed to Huffpost that Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel are keeping their staffs compensated. Fallon senior photo researcher Sara Kobos also tweeted Tuesday that Friday would be non-writing staff’s “last day of pay.”“Meanwhile
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Jimmy Fallon's Staff Being Put On 'Unpaid Leave Of Absence' During Writers Strike
Several other late night hosts are reportedly still keeping their staff paid as the strike enters its third week.
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NBC's Password Revival Renewed for Season 2 — Though There's a Catch....
“The password is…. renewal.” (Or, “re-NEWWWWW-al,” if you want to say it as creepy as the Password revival’s off-screen announcer guy.) NBC has (finally) ordered a second season of its revival of the classic game show Password, eight months after its solid summertime 2022 run. (The delay was due in part to host Keke Palmer’s […]
- EntertainmentDeadline
Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Password’ Renewed For Season 2 At NBC, But Production Pushed Due To Writers Strike
EXCLUSIVE: Password, the game show from Jimmy Fallon and hosted by Keke Palmer, is returning to NBC for a second season. However, Deadline understands that filming of season two of the series has been postponed as a result of the writers strike with The Tonight Show host Fallon among those not wanting to cross the […]
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Abbott Elementary, Stranger Things, P-Valley: Here’s How Your Favorite TV Shows Are Affected by the Writers' Strike
There’s a saying in Hollywood: “It all starts with an idea.” That means nothing gets made until someone comes up with the story and puts it on the page. As the Writers Guild of America continues its fight for a fair deal for film and TV writers, we know some fans are less concerned with negotiations and more interested in how this situation affects their favorite entertainment.
