After announcing the cast of The Celebrity Apprentice, Donald Trump played charades on Late Night with two of the show's cast members: Lil' Jon and NeNe Leaks. The face he made when pulling "Tardy For the Party" says it all.

Jimmy Fallon's done it again—reunited a group from our past. For those not familiar with the 80s hit "Genius of Love," you may recognize it better as the song Mariah Carey sampled with her 90s hit "Fantasy." Enjoy!

On Late Night, Potty-mouth Paul Giamatti talks about his disappointment with our recent snowstorm. He then discusses how a the beautiful New York snowfall turns into piles of dog crap and blood.

For those who missed this Late Night gem, here's "The Pro Bowl Shuffle." In it, comedians rap Chicago Bears-style dressed as some NFL favorites (like Will Arnett as Brett Favre and Horatio Sans as Troy Palomalu.) Amusing lyrics included!

Last night on Late Night, funnyman Jim Carrey donned workout gear and hopped on a treadmill for his interview with Jimmy Fallon. Someone get this man an award for "Multi-tasker of the Year" already!

The Man with the Golden Voice—formerly homeless voice prodigy Ted Williams—shot to superstardom in a way that most cannot even fathom. Williams is everywhere—tonight, for example, he made a cameo on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Watch inside.

Who needs a fight song? On Late Night, Jimmy invited Sebastian Bach to the show to belt out a tasty Power Ballad for the Oregon Ducks before their matchup with Auburn.

Here's a bit of Late Night history: Johnny Carson did the first 10 years of the Tonight Show in the current Late Night studio. So, Kevin Spacey took over Fallon's seat and did his best impression of the late host.

This charming interview sheds light onto the mystery that is Wyatt Cenac. What we learned: the Daily Show beats Late Night at softball, he once interned at SNL, and he's actually a vampire that was born with grey hair.

Have you had your fill of Paul Rudd's late night appearances yet? Hopefully not, because on Late Night, he spoke about his week at SNL and working with Paul McCartney on that Digital Short. Did we mention the kiddies?

Who needs The Fockers when you can have The Stillers instead? Jimmy Fallon brought back charades last night and with the Stiller Family. It was Ben and Jimmy versus Jerry and Anne. Watch inside to find out who won!

On last nights Fallon, Jimmy and Brian Williams teamed up to Slow Jam the news about the republicans blocking any legislation until the Bush Era tax cuts are passed. Is this the best "Slow Jammin'" in Late Night history?

On Late Night, Colin Quinn stops by to talk about his new show directed by Jerry Seinfeld. When Jimmy busts into his Seinfeld impression, Colin admits that he has a few of his own and performs his, lesser-known, "Situation" impression.

If you missed Friday's edition of Late Night, you missed a cute holiday round of "Find The Pickle" that Jimmy Fallon and guest Kirsten Dunst played. Jimmy won, but gave Kirsten her present of a tacky holiday vest anyway.

Because Sir Paul is Saturday Night Live's musical guest this week, it makes sense that after hanging around 30 Rock all week, he and Jimmy Fallon had time to rewrite the words to be about waffle fries and scrambled eggs.

The Situation dropped in on Late Night to talk about fist pumping, scoping out women, his life (pre-situation), and other usual talking points. Afterwards, he spoke briefly about the newest member to join the house, Deena.

Once you get over being impressed by how well Michael C. Hall can sing, you'll feel slightly unsettled by the Dexter version of the song—which ends in "Santa Claus will kill you if you're bad."

Last night on Jimmy Fallon, Justin Bieber took some time out of his busy schedule of dancing, singing and hair-styling to "Reflect" on China's impending economical domination over the United States. In the words of The Biebs, "China yo".

Last week, Tracy Morgan stopped by Late Night for a chat with Jimmy Fallon. During the interview, Morgan went on a hilarious tangent about Star Wars—specifically, the beginning of The Empire Strikes Back. His attempted explanation/reenactment is inside.

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.