Tonight, Martha Stewart made one of her always-entertaining talk show appearances when she visited Jimmy Fallon on Late Night. Stewart talked about her opulent Thanksgiving—white truffles!—before she and Fallon made insanely strong eggnog and crafted together. Highlights inside.

We're not used to politicians having such a sharp sense of humor. And he's kind of not kidding when defending his state. Being the governor, that's the stance you've got to take.

On last night's episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, guest Molly Shannon, Fallon and two audience members participated in a rousing game of Charades. With a nearly impossible title to pantomime, Fallon went straight for the chest. Literally.

On yesterday's Late Night, Jimmy Fallon welcomed MSNBC anchor—and amateur mixologist—Rachel Maddow for an interview. Afterward, Fallon and Maddow crafted a New Orleans-style "morning drink" made of absinthe, bitters, and more. Inside, video of their alcoholic creation.

Tonight, Anna Wintour and Marc Jacobs visited Late Night to promote "Fashion's Night Out." The best parts of the interview, however, had to do with Lady Gaga's pre-performance prayer ritual (much to Wintour's chagrin) and Jacobs' morphine drip. Highlights inside.

On last night's Late Night, Jimmy Fallon welcomed too-cute Drew Barrymore for a chat about her new movie, Going the Distance. After the interview, Barrymore and Fallon played a competitive game of "Total Iceholes," further cementing Barrymore's adorableness. Video inside.

Perez Hilton visited Jimmy Fallon to discuss his blogging career. Hilton revealed that young Perez dreamed of being an actor. Here, Fallon brings up one of Hilton's shining moments in the form of a guest spot on The Sopranos.

After a brief discussion of Will Ferrell's parenting skills, he and Jimmy Fallon took a stroll down memory lane and revisited their favorite SNL sketches that were cut from the show—all the times Ferrell yelled at little children.

After the Washington Post stated that he was a member of The Roots in a case of mistaken identity, Giovanni Ribisi got the chance to jam with the band—and his doppelganger, bassist Owen Biddle—last night on Late Night.

Science just got some street cred, snitches. Last night on Late Night, rapper Milky J expressed his love for the Hubble Space Telescope by traveling to NASA to defend its honor against the newer James Webb Telescope.

Teen queen Selena Gomez stopped by Late Night to promote her new K-Mart clothing line and movie, Ramona and Beezus. Watch as Gomez also teaches Fallon how to eat popcorn like a Texan: with Tobasco, salt, and pickle juice.

Recently, we wondered whether a Facebook post by Martha Stewart contained a dick joke. Tonight, Stewart sat with Jimmy Fallon and—in between talk of travels and an orangutan she befriended—she confirmed (and repeated!) the phallic wisecrack. Video inside.

Nearly three months after the last time he appeared with Jimmy Fallon on Late Night to "slow jam the news," Brian Williams stopped by tonight to participate in a musical number about renewable energy... and bi-curiousness. The chuckle-worthy video, inside.

Whether you're excited to see whether it's Lee DeWyze or Bowersox that takes home this year's title—or if you're waiting for Simon Cowell's final bow, tonight's American Idol finale has high expectations. Jimmy discusses these expectations.

We got a completely unexpected treat when Sam Rockwell appeared on Jimmy Fallon's show last week; there's something elusively hilarious about his dance moves.

We hope you're all as excited for this movie as we are. Kristen Wiig was kind enough to shed insight into the filming process and her sex scene with Grubes himself. Bonus: one-second trailers created by Jorma Taccone.

There's not much to say here besides this: inside, you'll see a video of Betty White. In the aforementioned video, White plays beer pong with Jimmy Fallon. Who wins? Who gets wasted? You'll have to watch to find out. Huzzah!

Besides the shuttle fleet, the Hubble Telescope is arguably the most famous piece of NASA technology. Evidently, galactic photography has no shortage of fans, and last night's episode of Late Night commemorated its 20th anniversary in a special way.

Last night Fallon brought out former SNL castmates Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and Seth Myers to play charades. It's two former Weekend Update teams battling it out to make us jealous that we can't go to dinner parties with them.

Continuing a trend of spot-on guest appearances and TV show spoofs, the casts of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and Parks and Recreation took it to the beats with a classic spoof on America's favorite TV-musical phenomenon.