Justin Timberlake is on the holl stroll this month ahead of his new album (not that we mind seeing his face everywhere). His promotional tour dropped him off with his good friend Jimmy Fallon last night, where the boys where joined by three others for a barbershop rendition of "Sexy Back."

Check it out after the break!

If you don't spend the entire video worrying that Mariah's gigantic snow globes will burst out of her holiday dress and decapitate the entire front row of adorable children then you'll enjoy this classroom rendition of "All I Want For Christmas." Watch after the jump. 

Thanks to Bel Ami, Christina Aguilera's performance of "Your Body" with Jimmy Fallon & The Roots is only the second most interesting use of office supplies we've seen in our life. Still, worth checking out. Follow the jump to watch!

Ricky Martin stopped by The Late Show With Jimmy Fallon and took a trip down memory lane back to his days on ABC's General Hospital.

Apparently Jimmy had his own memories from that period as well. What? You don't remember Jimmy Fallon being on General Hospital?

Watch some of Ricky Martin and Jimmy Fallon's most memorable moments together on the soap after the jump!

Frank Ocean, the young man whose coming out story managed to eclipse Anderson Cooper's, made his TV debut on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Monday night. Watch and read the emotional lyrics of his heartbreaking song, "Bad Religion," after the jump. 

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With his first official solo album due July 17 and his recent outing, which he's handled with admirable grace, all eyes are going to be on Frank Ocean when he performs as the musical guest on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon this Monday, July.

More after the jump!

Channing Tatum could dress up as Maggie Gallagher for Halloween and we'd still somehow find him sexy. (Probably).

The things one must do to promote their summer blockbuster... Channing Tatum joined Jimmy Fallon this week for a sidesplitting sketch about Nickelodeon's first talk show for tween girls, Ew. Watch after the jump! 

Joan Rivers is going above and beyond the call of duty to help us understand why she titled her new book I Hate Everyone ... Starting With Me. But that's why we love her, right? 

Her on again off again feud with the low hanging fruit that is Christina Aguilera reared its surgically reconstructed head during a quip Joan delivered on a recent episode of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. 

So, what cattiness does Joan have for Christina?

Fresh off a promotional appearance at Miami's Ultra Music Festival that left many revelers (including Deadmau5) stunned with her reference to party drugs, Madonna sat and danced for a Facebook-exclusive interview with Jimmy Fallon. Though often awkward (with some fans' questions eliciting nothing but deadpan from the pop star), there are some gems from the interview that'll go down in the Madonna time capsule, like her first orders of business should she become president, dancing tips for Jimmy, and more!

On Friday night Jimmy Fallon basically anointed Taylor Lautner as the "new Tom Cruise." We get it: he's being marketed to us as an action star, makes the girls (and gays) go cray-cray and possibly might be gay-gay (we're so sorry for that). To really hammer in this last point, Fallon made Taylor dress in exaggerated cowboy gear to mount a mechanical bull and hold on for dear life. So, how'd Taylor do? 

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It had been a while since Saturday Night Live entertained us with an "Ambiguously Gay Duo" cartoon sketch, but the hiatus ended last night when the superhereos were finally fleshed out on-screen (literally). Follow the jump to watch last night's live-action "Ambiguously Gay Duo" extravaganza featuring Jon Hamm, Jimmy Fallon, Ed Helms, Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell!

Last night host Jimmy Fallon took the reigns of the traditionally-boring Emmy Awards broadcast  in what might have amounted to an even gayer four hours of TV than last year's 2009 show with host Neil Patrick Harris.

A smorgasboard of the gay quotient recorded in last night's broadcast (some of us may or may not have turned the constant queer barrage into a drinking game) includes but isn't limited to:

A Modern Family sweep, the gay-cceptance speeches from Glee's Jane Lynch and Ryan Murphy, NPH making gay jokes that landed, Lauren Graham and Matthew Perry making gay jokes that tanked and Jimmy Fallon doing his best Elton John.

When the original material or awards themselves weren't gay enough for producers, a simple shot of Betty White...