Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

Angelina Jolie had a painful reason behind the bold fashion choice for her first late night interview in a decade. On Thursday, Dec. 5, the actress appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to promote her upcoming film “Maria.” Jolie noticeably was not wearing shoes.

Chris Martin talks with Jimmy Fallon about performing with Michael J. Fox at Glastonbury, displaying Coldplay’s original flyers from one of their first shows to promote their tour nights in London and making the vinyls for their “Moon Music” album from recycled plastic bottles.

Brooke Shields talks about surprising Johnny Carson with a pratfall on “The Tonight Show,” her agency lecturing her after she wore a red dress to the Golden Globes and starring in the Netflix film “Mother of the Bride.”

John Krasinski talks about making his mother homemade cards for Mother’s Day, his daughters inspiring him to make the movie “IF” and getting Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and George Clooney to join the cast.

Lily Gladstone talks about earning a Golden Globe for her role in “Killers of the Flower Moon,” how she reacted to landing the role in the movie and how Ewoks inspired her to pursue a career in acting.

After “Barbie” director Greta Gerwig saw Ryan Gosling star in a sketch as host as of “Saturday Night Live,” she knew “The Fall Guy” star was Kenough for his now-iconic role.

Rebel Wilson talks about her romantic proposal, shares why she was hesitant to include the story of losing her virginity in her memoir and reveals how catching malaria changed the course of her life.

Jonathan Groff talks about starring in the Broadway show “Merrily We Roll Along” alongside Daniel Radcliffe and shares a story about the time Meryl Streep sent a video of him in his dressing room to Barbra Streisand.

Jerry Seinfeld talks about coming up with the idea for his Pop-Tart movie “Unfrosted.”

Neal Brennan talks about dancing to disco music with Jerry Seinfeld at a party, his Netflix comedy special “Neal Brennan: Crazy Good” and Google searches being used in court.

Pete Townshend talks about forming The Who with Roger Daltrey, fixing his guitars after smashing them during performances, and making Tommy a pinball wizard in “The Who’s Tommy.”

‘We Are the Lucky Ones’ star Logan Lerman talks about proposing to his fiancée on a rowboat in Central Park and finding out Julia Roberts is his celebrity look-alike.

Dev Patel talks about how he came up with the idea for his film Monkey Man, challenging the status quo through the action film and continuing to shoot the movie after breaking his hand.

Alicia Keys talks about her son wanting to be friends with Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish, her husband Swizz Beatz falling asleep during musicals and the creative music process behind her Broadway play “Hell’s Kitchen.”

Shakira talks about the meaning behind her album “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran,” creating three different album covers and her kids asking for royalties after being featured on a song she wrote for them.

Maya Rudolph talks about goofing around with Jimmy Fallon while working together on Saturday Night Live and shares more about the second season of her Apple TV+ series “Loot.”

Zoe Saldaña talks getting randomly called to shoot scenes for “Avatar 3” and her role in her husband Marco Perego’s film “The Absence of Eden.”

Lenny Kravitz talks about his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, his album “Blue Electric Light” and how playing the cowbell for this album reminded him of Jimmy Fallon’s infamous “Saturday Night Live” more cowbell sketch.

Tony Goldwyn talks about directing Robert De Niro for his film “Ezra,” how his agent’s assistant was the one to nab him his breakout role in “Ghost” and the wardrobe mistake he made during his Juilliard audition.

Gisele Bündchen talks about making time to have conversations with her children and the inspiration behind creating her cookbook Nourish and teaches Jimmy Fallon how to speak a few phrases in Portuguese.