Search Results

So Justin Bieber visited the Anne Frank museum and wrote “Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a Belieber,” in the museum's guest book.

This faux pas got me thinking: What current celebrities would past historical figures be fans of?  Luckily, I am a seer and was able to bend time and ascertain who these five historical figures would have dug.

Abraham Lincoln - This is a no brainer.  Lincoln obviously would've been a big fan of Louis CK, especially after watching that awesome Louie/Lincoln parody Louis did for SNL.

Julius Caesar - This Roman emperor would totally dig on Kanye West.  Between the two of them, they're the cockiest mofos to ever walk on planet Earth.   Julius would definitely connect with Kanye's braggadocio and swagger.  Et tu, Taylor Swift?  Et tu??

Gandhi - Bruce Willis.  Yeah yeah, Gandhi was a famous pacifist, but he was a big fan of action movies - it is fiction, isn't it?  Combine that with a little bald man solidarity, and I guarantee that Gandhi definitely would have loved A Good Day To Die Hard, even if nobody else did.

Albert Einstein - Kim Kardashian - just kidding.  No one likes Kim Kardashian.

William Shakespeare - Tyler, the Creator, who is basically a modern day Shakespeare, crafting verse after verse of pure gold!    

And there you have it!  A completely useless list of stuff that isn't true!  Gosh, I love the internet.

You know what, guys? I've always been a fan of Jimmy Fallon. Okay, so maybe (definitely) when he was on SNL he may have broken (uh, definitely broken) character a little often, but I think that is what makes him such a great late night talk show host. He's being himself so he has every right to laugh at all his own jokes, right?! Here are three reasons I like Late Night With Jimmy Fallon:

1. A.D. Miles is Fallon's head writer. Miles also created and starred in one of our most-beloved series, Horrible People. Late Night is Miles' first job as head writer and he's doing a great! Bobby Tisdale (who plays "Smacky Guest" in Horrible People, and is also just someone I love) used to be a writer for the Late Night, as well.

2. Fallon has great musical guests. Wu-Tang Clan just performed a new song from the soundtrack of RZA's new movie. Do you know how hard it is to get all those guys into one room these days?

Also, members of another hip hop group I love, Odd Future's Tyler, The Creator and Hodgy Beats, made their first television appearance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.

3. Seth Herzog is the warm-up comic for the show. Not only can you see Seth just about everywhere, from VH1's Best Week Ever to David Wain's The Ten, but he's also an amazing stand-up.

Watch Fallon then tweet me about it @MrChrisDonahue