Zoe Saldana who plays Uhura in the new Star Trek Into Darkness movie took to Jimmy Fallon last night to play some Spaceballs. She also spoke about her new movie among other things. Continue Reading
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau of Game of Thrones fame was on Jimmy Fallon last night for a brief pit stop. He talked about a few things including his cameo on Saturday Night Live and the most thrilling story you will ever hear about shoes. 
Here is a little bit more Zachary Quinto today for those looking for Star Trek Into Darkness interviews. The Spock player was on Jimmy Fallon last night where he talked about receiving the Vulcan salute from President Obama (a story we heard before) and his Broadway play beginning its run this fall. He also made it known that the Bad Robot team likes to have fun during press junkets…with vocabulary. 
John Krasinski was out last night doing more promotion for the end of The Office. The show is coming to an end next Thursday via a 2 hour 15 minute salute front-loaded with a one-hour revisit, so NBC thinks this will be quite the event. A larger picture question might be whether or not fans will return for finale night given this used to be a cult comedy. A 50% ratings pop might be in the cards, but even so that is far below the series’ best performances. For now, we wait and watch Krasinski lip-sync with Jimmy Fallon. 
The Office star Jenna Fischer was on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Monday night to promote her new play. Of course, the big topic of conversation was the ending of her long-running sitcom during which she spoke of the Scranton, Pennsylvania wrap party in which Steve Carell showed up unexpectedly. Interestingly enough, we hear he is planning on doing the same thing 
Isla Fisher has a new moving coming out next week. She fills the role of Myrtle opposite Leonardo DiCaprio and Joel Edgerton in the Baz Luhrmann remake of The Great Gatsby. She was on Jimmy Fallon last night to drum up some press for the film. During the interview, she talked about landing a role in the production which was very good because it set up one heck of a summer for her between this and the illusionist heist thriller Now You See Me. Both efforts should be her biggest since Wedding Crashers in which she memorably played Vince Vaughn’s clingy love interest. 
Zach Galifianakis is hosting Saturday Night Live this week, so that meant a Fallon appearance Thursday night. The Hangover star is fronting the sketch series for the third time on May 4, and we really cannot wait to see how it goes. Last time out, the comic used his stand-up talents to make a memorable monologue in which he sang Tomorrow dressed as Annie. 
Ben Kingsley took to Jimmy Fallon last night where he ALMOST let the cat out of the bag on an important plot point to Iron Man 3. Those who read the spoilers know exactly what I am talking about here, but fear not those who are still in the dark. Odds are what he says was not specific enough to give anything away. It basically sounds like a normal conversational piece until he balks. Still, this is nowhere near as bad as David Letterman asking Anne Hathaway about Batman dying after he saw that particular film. 
Rebel Wilson has a brand new movie out in the marketplace. The film is Michael Bay’s Pain & Gain in which the MTV Movie Awards host had a small supporting role as Anthony Mackie’s wife. She took to Jimmy Fallon Monday to promote the pic, and here is that. 
SNL vet Amy Poehler made her way to Late Night last night where the actress was once again promoting her fifth-year NBC comedy. The show’s ratings are sporadic at best, but it is widely assumed the show will be back for a sixth year especially with the exit of The Office. If you like Amy, but not her sitcom, do not worry. She did not talk too much about it as she instead took part in a rousing game of Password. 
Susan Sarandon was on Jimmy Fallon last night to promote her R-comedy The Big Wedding. The movie arrives this week in which she acts alongside Robert De Niro, Diane Keaton, Topher Grace, and many others. Critics are not being too kind at all to the film as it sports a 3% after over 35 reviews on