Norman Reedus, star of The Walking Dead, made an appearance last night on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, where he talked about the hit AMC television series, as well as about his recent stint as Grand Marshal at the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans.

Along with interviewing Reedus, host Jimmy Fallon asked the TV heartthrob to also read a sample of some of the romantic texts offered through BroApp, a new app that allows men to pre-schedule text messages to their girlfriends.

You can watch the video of Reedus saying things like “I wuv u so much…” here below, along with the interview segment.

On last night’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, host Jimmy Fallon and the show’s house band The Roots got together for another one of their “Classroom Instruments” performances. This time around, they were joined by Tony Award-winning performer Idina Menzel, or as the whole world knows her now thanks to John Travolta — Adele Dazeem.

For this installment of Classroom Instruments, the gang did a special rendition of “Let It Go,” from Disney’s Frozen, which Menzel sings in the film.

Check out the performance from The Tonight Show here below.

Paul Rudd made an appearance last night on NBC’s The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon where the actor went up against host Jimmy Fallon in a lip sync battle.

I don’t want to say which songs they picked to lip sync, as it’s funnier if you find out on your own. One thing I can say is, they both do a pretty kick-ass job. Watch the video of the battle here below.

Fallon is no stranger to the epic lip sync battle. While host of NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the SNL alum went mic-to-mic against the likes of Joseph Gordon-Levitt, John Krasinski, and Stephen Merchant.

A biopic is in the works for Johnny Carson, the long-running host of The Tonight Show who became an American Institution of television during his reign. CNN reports that the project, which is currently untitled, has been given the go ahead by the Carson Estate to be adapted into a screenplay from the upcoming biography by journalist Bill Zemhe, entitled Carson the Magnificent: An Intimate Portrait.

There is still no studio, director or actors attached to the project, but producer Tom Thayer, who just finished a biopic of the Master of Suspense, director Alfred Hitchcock (entitled simply Hitchcock) which stars Anthony Hopkins and will be released shortly, is secure that a project like this will attract the right team of people to bring it up from standard pedestrian typical biopic fare.

Jay Leno just reminded me why only grandparents think he’s hip by having former VP Dick Cheney dress up as Darth Vader for a recent segment of The Tonight Show, which you can watch here below.

Simply put, I don’t think Darth Vader is quite villainous enough for old, dark Dick. If Cheney really wants to look like the villain he is, I think he should don the Penguin costume. He’s already got the voice.