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Jimmy FallonJames Thomas "Jimmy" Fallon, born on September 19, 1974, in Brooklyn, New York, is a television host and comedian whose style is noted by a high-energy and upbeat demeanor that has made him a household name. From being one of the fan favorites at Saturday Night Live to hosting one of late-night TV's most popular shows, his journey is a reflection of his positive energy. Fallon's big break came in 1998 when he was put on the cast of "Saturday Night Live." He became a favorite with the audience, and viewers loved him for his musical impressions, impeccable comedic timing, and tendency to break character. His co-anchoring of the "Weekend Update" segment with Tina Fey is one of the show's most remembered times. After leaving SNL after six years, Fallon transitioned to the big screen prior to his return to TV in 2009 to host "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." It was here that he truly began establishing his own style, adding viral video parodies, musical battles, and audience interaction to the late-night format. This style won him a dedicated following and prepared him for his ascension to the lofty host's chair of "The Tonight Show" in 2014. Fallon has been breaking new ground in the last few years. He has explored further with his imagination through his production company, Electric Hot Dog, a production company behind the Emmy-winning That's My Jam. He has also recently released a new children's book and a comedy album, once again showcasing his diverse talents. Jimmy Fallon's legacy is marked by his ability to reach the masses with a combination of wholesome comedy, musical talent, and genuine passion for entertainment, making him an American comedy institution.
Ryan SeacrestRyan Seacrest is an American TV host and producer. Seacrest was born on December 24th, 1974 in Atlanta, Georgia. Seacrest told the New York Times that he had his first broadcasting job in high school, where he "handled the school announcements.” He later got an internship at a radio station in Atlanta, which eventually landed him his first "on air" gig. Seacrest attended the University of Georgia for college. In the 90's, Seacrest moved to Los Angeles, where he hosted his own afternoon radio show, Ryan Seacrest for the Ride Home, until 2004. In 2003, Seacrest also began hosting another one of his own shows, On Air with Ryan Seacrest, both which grew in popularity. In 2004, Seacrest became the host of American Top 40. In 2002, Seacrest landed a deal with television show American Idol, where he was a co-host for the first year, but then later became the single host for the rest of the seasons. In 2005, Seacrest began working on hosting parts of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. During this year, Seacrest began hosting E! News, where he remained until 2011. In 2012 when Dick Clark passed, Seacrest took over as the host for the now New Year's Rockin' Eve. Seacrest also held major roles behind the camera, producing popular television shows such as Keeping Up the Kardashians, and Food Revolution with Ryan Seacrest Productions. Seacrest earned an Emmy Award for Food Revolution. In 2012, Seacrest, Mark Cuban, Creative Artists Agency and AGE started Ryan Seacrest Media, where they also released the television channel AXS TV.
