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Greg Gutfeld Talks Gay Bar with Jimmy Fallon, Avoids Politics on ‘Tonight Show’
Jimmy Fallon
No Politics on the Menu with Greg Gutfeld
Just Drunken Gay Bar Talk!!!
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Jimmy Fallon and Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld caught up like a pair of chummy old friends on ‘The Tonight Show’ Thursday … giddily recalling their drunken meeting in NYC and completely kicking politics to the trashcan.
Check out the clip … the right-wing host recalled meeting a sloshed Jimmy in an “illegal speakeasy” in New York City — where he says Jimmy tackled him with a hug like a “giant golden retriever.”
After Jimmy “wrestled” Greg and his pal … they decided to head out to another bar — which Greg deemed was a gay bar because “the bartender at 6 o’clock takes off his shirt.”
Jimmy and Greg had a grand ‘ole time going down memory lane together … later moving the conversation onto Greg’s game show, “What Did I Miss?”, which involves contestants being isolated from society for months and then returning to reality, which is when they’re asked to pick out fake headlines from real ones.
The television hosts’ avoidance of politics is huge — Greg is a right-wing favorite of Donald Trump, while Jimmy sits on the opposite side of the political spectrum. Perhaps, the pair decided trading political jabs following an appearance by the Jonas Brothers would be too much of a downer.
Regardless, viewers seemed appreciative of the softball banter — commenting on social media they were happy to hear “good conversation” without polarizing politics.
As you know … Jimmy is no stranger to throwing a playful dig at the prez, and confirmed he doesn’t “like what’s going on one bit” after the announcement of Stephen Colbert’s cancellation on CBS. Trump has denied having anything to do with the cancellation … but not all fans are convinced.
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Trump — who appeared on ‘The Tonight Show’ in 2016 — has warned that Fallon and his colleague Jimmy Kimmel should be careful … ’cause he sees their shows being next on the chopping block.
For now, Jimmy is on air — and has no problem hosting a late-night crossover that could turn some heads.
Katy Perry, Justin Trudeau
We’re Instagram Official!!!
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Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau are taking their globe-trotting romance to social media, where they’ve now gone Instagram official!
The famous singer posted a series of lovey-dovey photos with the former Canadian Prime Minister, showing them as a happy couple during a recent trip to Japan. No real explanation is needed here … just check out the cute pics.
Katy also uploaded a video that captured her and Justin chowing down while staring deeply into each other’s eyes. Another clip showed the couple from behind staring at what appears to be a piece of art depicting outer space.
In the caption, Katy wrote … “Tokyo times on tour and more ( ◠‿◠ ) 🎄🍣🐡🥞💐☃️♥️.”
Katy flew to Japan this week as part of her “Lifetimes” tour, and Justin tagged along … during their visit, they met with former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his wife, Yuko, posing for photos together next to a Christmas tree.
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As we reported … Katy and Justin sparked dating rumors in July when we published video of them dining at a Montreal restaurant. Days later, Justin popped up at one of Katy’s concerts in Montreal. Then the two were repeatedly spotted in public side by side and holding hands all around Paris.
Michael Annett
NASCAR Driver Dead at 39
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Former NASCAR driver Michael Annett has reportedly died.
Annett’s death was announced by his former team, JR Motorsports, on Friday. He drove for them between 2017 and 2021, when he retired. NASCAR.com also confirmed the sad news.
I remember this day vividly. Michael was an up and comer at the same time I was and he was looking really good. In the end, Life took us different paths and all of us who knew him and the talent he had are sad to see him go, but glad he is no longer suffering. #RipMichael https://t.co/2imAJrMFM9
— Brad Keselowski (@keselowski) December 6, 2025
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It is not clear how he died, but his fellow former NASCAR driver Brad Keselowski said on X he’s “glad he is no longer suffering.”
Annett made his Xfinity Series debut in 2008 and went full-time in 2009, making a total of 321 starts during his celebrated career. His skills awarded him 3 years in the sport’s top racing level — the NASCAR Cup Series, where he drove for Turner Scott Motorsports between 2014 and 2016.
He joined JRM in 2017 and made 158 Xfinity Series starts with them, taking home the W at the series’ season-opening race at Daytona International Speedway in 2019.
He was sidelined for part of the 2021 season due to a stress fracture, which would end up being his last season.
Before becoming a pro stock-car racer, Annett played defense for the Tier I junior ice hockey team Waterloo Black Hawks.
Michael was 39.
RIP
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