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.

Reigning, five-time NASCAR Champion Jimmie Johnson lives his life a quarter mile at a time. Watch as he and Jimmy Fallon put the pedal to the metal in this big-wheel drift race. One Jim gets absolutely smoked, but which one?

In case you missed it—on Friday's Late Night, Jake Gyllenhaal donned a yellow track suit once again and danced his ass off alongside Jimmy Fallon. This time, they sang about Sarah Palin's Alaska and ...sandwiches?

On last night's Late Night, Jimmy Fallon challenged Amanda Peet to a boxing game on Microsoft's Kinect for XBox 360. Let's just say Amanda looked better playing in her satin boxing outfit than she actually played. Win by KO!

Late Night dedicated the entire hour The Boss, which allowed for lots of interview time and multiple performances. The hit of the night, though, was this clip of Jimmy Fallon (as Neil Young) and Bruce singing Willow Smith's hit song.

Daniel Radcliffe appeared on Late Night to talk about Friday's debut of the latest Harry Potter installment. However, Jimmy wanted to make sure he knew all about his future Broadway costar. John Laroquette, and introduced him to Night Court.

Whether you've heard Biz Markie's original version "Just a Friend" or not (we're pretty sure you have) we promise you'll love this version. It begins as Jeff Goldblum's interpretation and eventually turns into a jam session with Biz and Jimmy.

Ev Williams and Biz Stone shared stories of Twitter's early inception — far back when it was referred to as "Jitter" and "Twitch." After, the group (including Rainn Wilson) read some tweets from #awwhellno, the Fallon-created hashtag that's trending worldwide.

Before Ty Burrell found success on Modern Family, he tried to sell T-shirts with zany maxims, as he recounted to Jimmy Fallon last night. Good thing he found another gig! Video Inside.

Today we issued a slightly less than enthusiastic assessment of Conan O'Brien's new show. It wasn't great? Most commenters disagreed, as commenters are wont to do. But one commenter agreed and took the point further.

Conan O'Brien's TBS debut grabbed 4.2 million viewers last night, handily besting Leno, Letterman, Stewart, and Colbert.

Last night on Fallon, Scarlett Johansson was given a random song to play on a random instrument. Scarlett got "Coming Round the Mountain" and a trombone. Her trombone skills are horrific, but she sure makes it look good. Hot.

Conan O'Brien debuted his new TBS show last night. The only jokes he made were about getting fired by NBC. It was like a first date with a guy who only talks about what a bitch his ex-girlfriend is. Enough!

While the rest of you have your eyes glued to the premiere of Conan O'Brien's new small screen effort, Conan, we at Gawker.TV were monitoring all of the other late-night shows for O'Brien-related mentions. Inside, video of everything we found.

Conan's return to television begins tonight, in preparation watch the whole first episode of the original Late Night with Conan O'Brien online. Inside, watch Conan O'Brien's first time hosting late night talk show.

It attaches to your XBox, and is just like Nintendo's Wii, but without any controllers. Microsoft Kinect reads your body's motions, which makes for fun games like volleyball and dancing! Also inside, Jimmy Fallon gets his Oprah on!

While filming a bit, Zach Galifianakis demanded that he (and the rest of the actors) use mannequin arms instead of their real arms. Filmed in a pool hall, logistics didn't work out quite as planned.

Another day, another wacky survey classifying you based on what TV you watch. This one was done by the new (!) and improved (?) Hollywood Reporter and pertains solely to late night shows. What does your show say about you?

"This is the world's most pretentious rock star who starts out with lyrics that are so trite he sounds like he's making them up on the spot." Up on the Roots' stage the two share their love for fake singing.

On Late Night, Donnie Whalberg spoke of what it's like to film Blue Bloods alongside Tom Selleck on the streets of New York. Given the man's Boston upbringing, he sure can do a spot-on Brooklyn accent!