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According to Variety.com, Radar Pictures has closed a deal for “300” writer Michael B. Gordon to script “Leftraro,” based on the 1553 battle in which Chilean natives defeated the Spanish conquistadors.

Sony Pictures and Imagine Entertainment have announced the supporting cast set to join Tom Hanks as Robert Langdon in Ron Howard's 'Inferno' which begins filming at the end of April.

On 'Tonight', Jimmy and Taylor show footage of themselves dancing on the Jumbotron at New York sports games.

On 'Tonight', Jimmy weighs the good and bad of tuning in to watch the 87th annual Oscars.

On 'Tonight', Jimmy and Taylor cement their new best-friends status by attempting to draw each other without looking down at the page.

On 'Tonight', John Oliver chats with Jimmy about the renewal of his HBO show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and who he thinks should replace Jon Stewart on The Daily Show.

According to Comingsoon.net, Netflix released another teaser to promote the third season of “House of Cards”. Season 3 will premiere on Friday, February 27 at 12:01 a.m. on Netflix.

According to the Hollywoodreporter.com, Fifty Shades of Grey secured the biggest non-3D opening in Russia, as well as the biggest start for a film with an 18+ or 16+ age restriction and biggest Universal opening in Russia.

GLAAD, the nation's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) media advocacy organization, today announced it will honor writer, producer, director, and philanthropist Roland Emmerich at the 26th Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles at the Beverly Hilton on March 21, 2015.

On the Tonight Show, Craig Robinson explains he wasn't emotionally ready for being in a float during the Mardi Gras Bacchus parade.

On the Tonight Show, Edward Norton talks to Jimmy about bonding with cast and crew while filming Birdman and one thing he noticed about his SNL40 Anniversary Special appearance.

Craig Robinson gives fans advice on prom, spring break and making a first impression on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

This week, it's all about location, location, location. Restaurateurs and investors Joe Bastianich and Tim Love must decide between two restaurants that are struggling in their current spots… and think a new location is all they need in order to thrive.

Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon kicked off the SNL 40th anniversary special last night with a musical medley featuring catchphrases from the show's 40-year history. Check out the musical tribute below!

Samuel L. Jackson talks to Jimmy about working with Quentin Tarantino, his upcoming film The Hateful Eight and how every year he gets a new generation yelling, 'Say what again.'

Norman Reedus chats with Jimmy about modeling before he started sniping zombies in AMC's The Walking Dead.

Martin Short, currently starring in Broadway's IT'S ONLY A PLAY, joined Beyonce (played by Maya Rudolph) to reminisce about SNL's best musical acts on last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 40th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL.

The Californians (Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, Kristen Wiig, Laraine Newman, Kenan Thompson, Betty White, Taylor Swift) reunite and get some surprising news about their pool boy Craig (Bradley Cooper). Plus, David Spade and Cecily Strong bring the sketch to an abrupt end.

Chris Rock pays homage to Eddie Murphy, who calls returning to SNL a magical feeling.

Alex Trebek (Will Ferrell) tries his best to keep contestants Sean Connery (Darrell Hammond), Justin Bieber (Kate McKinnon), Tony Bennett (Alec Baldwin), Burt Reynolds (Norm Macdonald), Christoph Waltz (Taran Killam), Matthew McConaughey (Jim Carrey) and Bill Cosby (Kenan Thompson) in line.