Jimmy Fallon turned 40 years of old yesterday and to celebrate, people at the Tonight Show office arranged a special surprise for him, inviting his two sexy friends to dance out of a cake. Seth Rogen and James Franco shake it for the show host, but only as a sensual preamble for the real surprise.

What we forget watching serious drama the Good Wife—with the heels and the jackets and the hair and the objections!—is that Julianna Margulies is actually pretty funny. Namely, she's game for most bits; she's down for letting herself look foolish. So in comes Jimmy Fallon's latest Tonight Show sketch riffing everyday bores with pop hits.

Jimmy Fallon apparently didn't feel like hosting his own show last night, so he turned it over to Steve Harvey for a nearly-full-length game of Family Feud, pitting Fallon and (a very quiet) Jason Segel against The Roots.

Mo'ne Davis, Philly baseball legend and coolest 13-year-old this side of anywhere, was challenged by Jimmy Fallon to a few rounds of wiffle ball batting when she was on his show on Friday and to absolutely no one's surprise, Davis smoked him.

Terry Crews is more than just an actor, a former NFL player, and a paragon of pectoral muscle control. His first college scholarship offer wasn't for football; it was for art. Crews is a wizard with colored pencils and an airbrush.

Jimmy Fallon has returned from his break—did you notice he was gone?—with a challenge designed to play up his particular talents: The Wheel of Musical Impressions. Unfortunately, his guest is attractive douche Adam Levine, whose ability at singing impersonations turns out to exceed Jimmy's own.

Amy Sedaris—the god—was on Jimmy Fallon's late-night variety program on Friday, and it was quickly revealed that Sedaris has been doing a service to communities everywhere by getting certified in CPR. If you are dying of a heart attack, the only woman you want to save you is Amy Sedaris. Deny all help unless it's Amy Sedaris.

Do you want the good news or the good news? They're both made up by the Tonight Show writing staff, because even Jimmy Fallon couldn't fail to notice that everything that's really happening right now is basically terrible.

Jimmy Fallon got to live the (1997 version of the) dream on his show last night, playing the classic Nintendo 64 shooter GoldenEye 007 with James Bond in GoldenEye himself, Pierce Brosnan.

What's up with Bill Cosby? Who knows! He showed up on last night's episode of The Tonight Show in a Taz-like whirlwind (impressive for a 77-year-old), and Jimmy Fallon barely got a word in edgewise. This was Cosby's opening monologue:

Taylor Swift, normal girl, continued her campaign to remind the world she's totes relatable and down-t0-earth by playing a tweenage dork in Jimmy Fallon's recurring teen girl stereotype segment, "Ew!"

Say what you will about Jimmy Fallon—his schticks are repetitive, he's an adult child—but there are human emotions underlying that cynical viral video factory. Fallon cries at the things that make other humans cry, including the death of Robin Williams, "the Muhammad Ali of comedy."

Twitter is basically like pooping. We all do it. But watching someone else do it, or hearing them talk about it in detail, makes us feel weird and ashamed. Given that, here is a Reading Rainbow parody called "Tweeting Rainbow," in which LeVar Burton explains the social media equivalent of taking a dump to a group of kids.

The wonderful Jenny Slate appeared on last night's Tonight Show and gave viewers some unqualified advice about roommates, cooking, how to ask someone to homecoming, and more.

There is a right way and there are several wrong ways to take an Instagram selfie with actor/poet/MFA-PhD./creeper James Franco outside of his Broadway production of Of Mice and Men, according to James Franco.

Morgan Freeman altered his famous voice with helium for a segment of his Science Channel show Through the Wormhole, so Jimmy Fallon figured he'd be up for doing it again on The Tonight Show.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, famous patriot and good buddy, caused a stir on Instagram last week with a 1996 photo where he rocked the classic(?) turtleneck-and-chain look, accessorizing with both a belt and a fanny pack. No explanation, just pure, uncut '90s Rock.

Happily single Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr is taking a break from relationships and focusing on herself for a while. She's into transcendental meditation, experimenting with women, and that most self-improving of all activities, flip cup.

Jimmy Fallon trotted out his old Neil Young impression on the Tonight Show last night, doing Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" as the reedy-voiced legend. This time, however, he was joined by some famous friends.

Either Kevin Hart is genuinely terrified of roller coasters, or he's got acting chops he's not showing us in Think Like a Man Too. Whichever it is, he and Jimmy Fallon rode Universal Studios' Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit on The Tonight Show last night, and Hart squealed, squirmed, and held really tight all the way down.