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TV Sets: A synopsis of the musical guests to hit the talk show circuit this week. More
TV Sets: A synopsis of the musical guests to hit the talk show circuit this week. More
July is in full swing, which means that you shouldn’t be watching TV. If you’re that much of a couch potato though, and spend your summer nights in front of the tube, you might as well check out who will be on your favorite late night talk shows. More
I’m sure Sia’s performance on ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’ would have been stellar on it’s own, but the addition of Lena Dunham’s quirky interpretive dance moves brought it to a whole other level. The ‘Girls’ creator and star sporting a platinum blonde wig, showcased her eccentric moves while Sia lay motionless in a bunk bed. The performance is definitely weird, but it is exactly what should be expected by a collaboration by these ladies. Below is the original music video featuring the 11-year-old ‘Dance Moms’ star Maddie Ziegler.
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May is off to a great start this week as late night plays host to a handful of funny people with the upcoming string of spring comedy movies due out in the next couple weeks. More
With the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony this Thursday, late night master, Jimmy Fallon, took full advantage of the influx of legendary artists in town and booked a week of solid performances. Per usual, Kimmel and Meyers play host to some of comedy’s heavy-hitters. More
Letterman is on vacation this week, so if you’re old, you’re going to have to watch Fallon and complain about the “kids these days.” Unfortunately, “The Daily Show,” Colbert, and Conan are all on Spring Break as well, but you may still be in luck with some of the newcomers. More
There seems to be quite the dichotomy in this week’s late night television guests. There are the wacky personalities, like Rob Ford, Lindsay Lohan, and Lil’ Jon, and then the brilliant minds of Neil deGrasse Tyson and Randy Newman. It’s an odd smattering of celebrities, but it should be plenty entertaining. More
Last week we saw the debut of Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show,” and it was an event that seemed to last the whole week. Now, we’re getting a first taste of Seth Meyers in the “Late Night” seat. He’ll have plenty of help from other funny folks stopping by too. Just watch out for Kanye. More