To promote a brand new magic special premiering on Tuesday, magician David Blaine performed some pretty stunning card tricks on the Tonight Show.

The new Star Wars Battlefront Death Star DLC is on the way, but here's a trailer to tide you over until September 20.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story released two new international posters via the official Star Wars Twitter account, and they are gorgeous!

I don't know what it is about people covering Nicki Minaj's "Monster" verse that drives people so wild (because let's be honest, Minaj killed it dead the very first time she spit that fire), but I'm willing to hazard a guess that Millie Bobby Brown's (aka Eleven from Stranger Things) cover might be the best of the covers thus far.

The world's kind of out of control right now, I know. So, as a kind refresher on the good things this earth has to offer, why not watch this clip of Idris Elba on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon?

In lieu of their normal variety show, Saturday Night Live paid tribute to Prince last night. The artist unexpectedly passed away at the age of 57 on Thursday, and fans the world over have been sharing their own memories and stories of the legendary performer, musician and icon.

Just when you thought the Bowie tributes were over and done with, here's Jimmy Fallon with his own tribute to the late great martian.

Benoist was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon last night, and rather than ask the actress what superpower she would most like to have if she could, Fallon decided to have Benoist show off her real-life superpower instead!

Thanks to YouTuber Rosanna Pansino, you can make your very own Deadpool-inspired pizza--and the best part is that it looks just like the Merc's mask. Technically it's not the same pizza Wade Wilson orders in the movie (pineapple and olive, although that does sound uniquely delicious) but you could easily make this at your first official Deadpool viewing party once the film gets released on DVD/digitally.

Here's a video of Jimmy Fallon singing "Hotline Bling" as Bob Dylan on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. That is a real sentence I wrote here, in the year 2016.

After becoming the butt of many, many jokes due to the prequel trilogy, the Star Wars franchise has made a proper return with The Force Awakens! It's doing more than just staying alive, but in honor of its seemingly bright future, here we have the series' characters singing "Stayin Alive" through a bit of editing.

Nick Offerman appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to talk about his new weight-gain diet, and, no, there weren't any Dr. Nick/Simpsons references. Alas.

Just when you thought you couldn't love him more.

On The Tonight Show, Tom Hanks joined the ranks of other actors such as Channing Tatum and Michael Douglas when he participated in a little creative retelling of his latest film, Bridge of Spies—as written by elementary school kids, of course.

Can we just bring back All That? Through my Nostalgia Goggles, that looks like an incredibly great idea.

Ice-T has an extensive, impressive voice acting catalogue; he often plays the role of a ruthless bad-ass with a penchant for destruction and one-liners. Does he play the same character in everything he ever does? Nahhh. Just the same, he's willing to make fun of himself for doing just that in the above Jimmy Fallon clip, featuring an Ice-T twist on Care Bears, The Smurfs, and Dora the Explorer.

In honor of Harry's upcoming 35th birthday on July 31st, Simon Pegg put on some Party City robes and played a very inebriated Ron on The Tonight Show.