Hilarious Hollywood legend and acting, writing, and directing genius Harold Ramis died early Monday morning in Chicago. Best known for his work on Animal House (1978), Caddyshack (1980), Ghostbusters (1984), and Groundhog Day (1993), Ramis was the man behind some of the funniest movies ever made. He was 69.

In the fifth installment of Jimmy Fallon's "History of Rap" (and his first installment as host of the Tonight Show), Fallon closed his first week strong, especially after last night's Michelle Obama kale situation. Along with Justin Timberlake, Fallon tackled some of rap's finest, including Kanye West, The Beastie Boys, and that "hotstepper" guy.

Go ahead and mark your calendars because Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures have announced the untitled Lego Movie sequel will hit the box office Memorial Day weekend 2017. It'll probably be half as good, but it will still make a lot of money.

In his first week as Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon danced with Will Smith, covered R. Kelly, and turned Brian Williams into a rapper. On Thursday night's show, he awkwardly ate kale chips with the First Lady.

There is absolutely nothing cute about The Wolf of Wall Street or any other 2014 Oscar Best Picture nominees. Until now, that is.

James Franco, prize-winning blogger and talented poet, is now conquering the self-indulgent world of New York Times op-eds. In Thursday's newspaper, "actor and artist" Franco uses his incredible way with words to highlight his empathy toward Shia LaBeouf while actually addressing the only issue that really matters: himself.

Toot too, beep beep, etc. Alright Jimmy, we get it. You're younger than Jay Leno. You're funnier than Jay Leno. You're a much better dancer. And you can definitely sing. You can stop showing off now.

Jimmy Fallon might be getting all the late night attention this week, but his new competitor Jimmy Kimmel has one thing Fallon doesn't. Thanks to ABC's direct ties with Disney and therefore Marvel, Kimmel was able to air The Guardians of the Galaxy trailer on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tuesday night.

In October, when Gwyneth Paltrow threw a temper tantrum over a then-upcoming Vanity Fair profile, gossip was that the actress and aspirational-lifestyle sage was upset about rumors of marital infidelity. At the time, Page Six speculated that the actress was trying to hide a purported affair with Elle MacPherson's husband—the Miami billionaire Jeff Soffer.

Jimmy Fallon opened his first monologue of The Tonight Show Monday night with one promise: "I'm Jimmy Fallon and I'll be your host… for now." He then thanked all the hosts who have come before him, including "Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno."

Before Chris Farley starred on Saturday Night Live, he was a featured improv performer at Chicago's famous Second City. And while there, alongside Bob Odenkirk and Tim Meadows, Farley began perfecting his beloved SNL characters.

In honor of Presidents Day, President Barack Obama is celebrating the holiday by sitting at home and watching his favorite television shows. The only difference between Obama and a normal person is that Obama is probably sitting at home watching advance episodes of Game of Thrones while you're stuck watching the season 3 trailer over and over.

Jimmy Fallon will take over as host of The Tonight Show Monday night, but we should always remember that in 1998, he was just a young 24-year-old trying out for Saturday Night Live and making Lorne Michaels laugh with his Adam Sandler impersonations.

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, the nation's most blessed breeders and stars of TLC's 19 Kids and Counting, want you to know it's important to make time for romance in your relationship. WWJD on Valentine's Day? Who cares! WWTDD? The Duggars would fuck. They would skip House of Cards, roll up Michelle's giant denim skirt, and they'd do it all night long in their giant Arkansas dormitory.

[Kevin Spacey attended a special screening for the second season of House of Cards Thursday evening in Los Angeles. The rest of us will attend special screenings in our beds this weekend. Please feel free to share your feelings on the show, Valentine's Day, or what it's like to watch the show alone on Valentine's Day in the comments. Image via AP]

The Lego Movie has grossed nearly $77.9 million in its first six days of release but it faces stiff competition from RoboCop this weekend. However, does RoboCop have an adorable blooper reel filled with tumbling Legos and Will Arnett's Batman making jokes? I don't think so.

If you've ever fantasized of thruppling it up with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, now's your chance make dreams a reality. All you have to do is make a $10 donation, and you'll be entered to win a double date with two of Boston's finest exports.

For fuck's sake, make it all stop. Plagiarizing monster, heartbreaking loon, and dabbling artist Shia LaBeouf now has competition. Actor Jerry O'Connell has apparently started his own art exhibit, #IAMSORRYTOO, next to LaBeouf's #IAMSORRY.

Sid Caesar, television pioneer and comedy legend, died Wednesday in his home in Los Angeles. He was 91. His longtime friend talk-show host Larry King broke the news on Twitter.