On this evening's Late Night, Jimmy Fallon and Chelsea Handler competed in a martini marathon of sorts, each attempting to circle the audience while keeping three vodka-soaked glasses full. Things didn't go as planned, Fallon fell, and—yes—he bled.

"Lazy Sunday" is arguably the Daddy of all viral videos. Chris Parnell was a guest on Late Night and surprised everybody by bringing out Andy Samberg, The Roots, and The Lonely Island for a live rendition their sensational hit.

In a little warm-up for his SNL appearance on Saturday, Zach Galifianakis appeared on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to test out his material on a helplessly laugh-happy Fallon. Except Fallon's usual fake laughs actually seemed real!

After reuniting the cast of Saved By the Bell last year, Jimmy decided to take reviving Saturday Mornings in the 90s one step further and got the cast of California Dreams back together. And Mr. Belding was there!

Jimmy Fallon and crew tackle the hilarious videos we've all been forced to watch before we start a new job. The retro video quality and nutty advice is definitely worth at least a chuckle.

Many of us agree that Jimmy Fallon could do without his trainwreck of a monologue every night and stick to his actually-funny sketches. Tomorrow night his new "miniseries" will premiere, and it revolves around a mysterious crash in an elevator.

After a pretty normal interview, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon decided to leave the show together. After some polite banter, they get into an elevator, where Jimmy and Mr. America himself wrestle to the ground.

If you're NBC, how do you save face after your worst PR crisis ever? Apparently, you have one of your two remaining late night hosts (Carson Daly doesn't count) appear on the other's program. Jimmy Fallon on Jay Leno, inside.

One thing about The Jimmy Fallon Show that's great are the big names that stop by the show. Fred Armisen, Abby Elliot, and A.D. Miles star in this Glee spoof about how Jimmy can't remember his lines without cue cards.

Conan O'Brien just closed out his final episode as host of The Tonight Show, and what a show it was: hilarious shenanigans, Steve Carell, Tom Hanks, Neil Young, a tearful statement of gratitude, and Will Ferrell with a mothereffing cowbell.

The hosts spoke about Conan's agreement to part ways with NBC. Fallon finally took a jab at his network while O'Brien, with the help of famous friends, spent more of NBC's money. Gawker.TV's Matt Cherette caught all of the action.

Moments ago, Conan O'Brien confirmed that tomorrow is his last day as host of The Tonight Show, but promised to go out with an NBC-bashing bang. Meanwhile, Jay Leno announced his return to 11:35 as David Letterman continued eviscerating him.

Tonight, Jay Leno spoke seriously on the NBC late night controversy for the first time, skirting blame and saying, "Conan's show... was not doing well." Later, David Letterman continued his Leno-bashing, while O'Brien further took NBC to task. Videos inside.

• Word has it Conan O'Brien and NBC have finally reached a deal. He'll leave with $25-30 million and could end up joining Fox eventually, although a deal is far from certain. As for NBC, fallout from the mess is expected to linger for a long time. And now Jimmy Fallon is the The Tonight Show's heir apparent.
• The networks are going to extraordinary lengths (and spending small fortunes) to cover the disaster in Haiti, not surprisingly. [THR]
• Things are looking up for financially challenged photog Annie Leibovitz. She's settled one of the lawsuits that was filed against her last year. [P6]
• The search is on for Simon Cowell's replacement on American Idol. [AP]
• Erica Hill is taking over for Russ Mitchell on CBS' Early Show. [NYT]
• A bunch of pink slips have landed at Universal Music. [LAT]
• These aren't fruitful times for aspiring novelists/screenwriters. [WSJ]
• Ricky Gervais hosts the Golden Globes on Sunday night. [MSNBC, NYM]

Today at Gawker.TV, a pint-size Jersey Shore, Will Arnett acts alongside Amy Poehler, Jimmy Fallon does his Neil Young impression, Kelly Ripa laughs at the names of Canadian cities, and a look back at this week in Late Night.

Jimmy Fallon's cold open last night was another epic Neil Young impression. If you thought his rendition of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air's theme was impressive, just wait until you hear Neil Young sing Larry Platt's "Pants on the Ground."

This evening's late night lineup definitely delivered the drama. For the first time, Jay Leno went after Conan O'Brien, before being DESTROYED on his own show by Jimmy Kimmel. O'Brien continued to go rogue, Letterman didn't let up, and more.

The day after Co Co said No No to moving his time slot, Gawker.TV covered all of the late night shows to make sure not a single quip or sly remark escaped our radar. And tonight, nobody held back.

Today at Gawker.TV, a Biggest Loser takes a fall, Today works out alongside some canine friends, Jimmy Fallon may be the next host of The Tonight Show, George Lopez weighs in, and what Simon Cowell means to Idol.

Conan already skedaddled if he can't do The Tonight Show at 11:35. Jay reneged on his retirement once, but he can't possibly keep doing this for much longer. What does that leave NBC with? Jimmy Fallon. Uh-oh.