This holiday has provided plenty of fodder for comedians from Letterman and Leno to Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel. The TODAY anchors take a look at some of the best in late-night comedy last week. (TODAY)
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The TODAY anchors take a look at late-night comedians' reactions to the election, from David Letterman and Steven Colbert to Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno. (TODAY)
The late-night host's adorable pooch picks her presidential candidate by choosing between two bowls of dog food. TODAY's Natalie Morales has the latest on that and other trending stories, including the unveiling of Brad Pitt's architecturally inspired furniture line and a glimpse of Tom Hanks' brief career in stand-up comedy in 1987. (TODAY)
Late-night television hosts Jimmy Fallon and David Letterman performed to empty theaters after Hurricane Sandy prevented live studio audiences from attending the taping of their shows, but the funny men managed to get a few laughs from their band leaders and crews while reading their jokes for viewers at home. (TODAY)
TODAY's Natalie Morales takes a look at some of the stories trending online, including Jimmy Fallon's funny spoof on Mitt Romney, pictures showing a skinnier Sarah Palin, and luxury items featured in Neiman Marcus' Christmas catalogue. (TODAY)
The late-night comedian chats with TODAY's Matt Lauer about the "emotional" Olympic track event he attended in London while practicing his British accent, tests his Olympic knowledge, and says that despite rumors, "it's not my year" to host the Oscars. (TODAY)
The late-night host talks with TODAY's Matt Lauer about playing dodgeball with Michelle Obama at the White House, slow-jamming the news with President Obama, and his duet with Bruce Springsteen. (TODAY)
The Nightly News anchor shows his sultry side as he slow-jams the latest on Super Pacs during a visit to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. (TODAY)
First lady Michelle Obama put "Late Night" host Jimmy Fallon to shame in a fitness contest that included push-ups, tug-of-war and a potato sack race. (TODAY)
Late-night host Jimmy Fallon joins TODAY to talk about taking his show on the road for the first time ever, broadcasting from Indianapolis to mark the Super Bowl. (TODAY)