Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon performed a 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'-inspired rap about Smith's career on Thursday's 'Tonight Show,' where Smith also revealed the sequel he regrets making and ...

Jimmy Kimmel Reacts to Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock at Oscars: “It Was So Shocking” Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and James Corden also brought up the much-talked-about moment on their ...

During an appearance on The Tonight Show Thursday night, Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon taught a master class in TV tunes Will Smith‘s place in the (tragically nonexistent) Sitcom Theme Hall of ...

Andrew Lipovsky/NBC Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon. Andrew Lipovsky/NBC “But a real big star needs a real big screen / So I had to spread my wings, if you know what I mean,” the actor rapped.

Will Smith summed up his career in a rap duet with Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show.” Smith rapped “The History of Will Smith,” covering everything from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air ...

Fallon, 43, asked. “Do it right now?” Smith, 49, responded enthusiastically. “Yes, Jimmy, Yes!” Will Smith performs a “Sitcom Remix”Andrew Lipovsky/Getty Images ...

Fallon asked. “Nah, pleadin’ the fifth,” Smith said. “Jimmy, let’s teach ‘em all somethin’ about Will Smith,” he continued before they launched into the singer-actor’s biography.

Will Smith has proved time and again why he's one of Jimmy Fallon's all-time-favorite "Tonight Show" guests: Not only was he Fallon's very first guest in 2014, he's since stopped by while riding a ...

Fallon didn’t mention Smith or Rock by name until later in the monologue. “The Will-Chris thing, I was bummed, disturbed. I wish it didn’t happen,” Fallon said.

Will Smith is responsible for one of the most iconic sitcom theme songs of all time, which soundtracks his Fresh Prince of Bel-Air opening credits. As for all the other famous themes from the ...

Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Will Smith faced off against Jimmy Fallon in the Name That Song Challenge on The Tonight Show. Smith and Fallon competed to see who could correctly guess which song The Roots were ...