Jimmy Fallon

 Jimmy Fallon was born in 1974 in Brooklyn, New York, to Gloria (Feeley) and Jimmy Fallon. He has Irish and Norwegian heritage. He was born in Saugerties in New York. It is located in the Upstate region of New York. He has performed comedy, stand-up, and impressions characters all over the country, at some of the most prestigious comedy clubs such as Caroline's Comedy Club (in New York City) and the Improv (in Los Angeles). He also took acting classes at The Groundlings, an LA-based place to nurture great comedians. Jimmy was added to the SNL cast Saturday Night Live (1975) as a featured player in September 1998. He has already been called the best SNL actor since Phil Hartman, and is popular amongst SNL fans.Fallon attended the College of St. Rose, Albany, New York however, he left before having completed his studies to pursue an acting career in Los Angeles. He came back to New York City in 1998 to audition for a slot on SNL. The SNL format served as an opportunity to showcase Fallon's comedy impressions. He frequently portrayed famous people and created memorable characters such as Jarret the stoner and Nick Burns, a patronizing computer expert. In his final four seasons, Fallon cohosted the SNL's "Weekend Update" segment alongside his co-host Tina Fey. In the show, the two starred as coanchors, mixing humour with contemporary news stories.