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The least tortured comic in showbiz takes control of the most coveted chair on TV as host of The Tonight Show. Get set for Jimmy Fallon!

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Fallon joins Steve ­Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny ­Carson, Jay Leno, and Conan O’Brien on the short list of Tonight Show hosts. “I’m going to put people to sleep,” he says.

“Not in a Kevorkian way, but in the best way.”

hen Jimmy Fallon was in kindergarten, his teacher complained to his mother, Gloria, that he was running and smiling too much. “At a parent-teacher conference, they always have to find something,” says Gloria. “I let it go. ” Good call, Mom. At 39, her boy is still moving fast and smiling constantly. Inside his Rockefeller Center office on a mid-January day, the former Saturday Night Live star is bopping about to Bruce Springsteen’s new album, High Hopes, in preparation for the rocker’s fourth appearance on NBC’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. (He and the Boss will rework “Born to Run” to spoof Gov. Chris Christie’s ­Bridgegate scandal, a segment that quickly joins Fallon’s exploding canon of viral hits.) Dressed in a striped shirt and jeans, ­Fallon is both disarmingly open and seriously cheerful. “I wake up happy,” he declares. He proudly shows off framed photos, including one of his 2007 wedding to film and TV producer Nancy Juvonen, 46, and shares an iPhone video he shot that morning of the couple’s 6-monthold daughter, Winnie, enthusiastically gumming mashed potatoes in her high chair in their downtown Manhattan apartment. “She’s the best baby,” he gushes, explaining that Winnie is named after Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire, where he proposed to Juvonen, and ­because “she’s a win-win.” The couple tried for five years to have a child before turning to a surrogate, a period Fallon says was “rough.

I was doing everything—injecting Nancy, drinking Chinese herbal tea, sleeping upside down. It’s just tough.” Now he’s relishing family life. “She’s so juicy and fun,” he says of his daughter. “She squeals and chirps. Honestly, you’d think we’re in a Disney cartoon.”

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Above Young Jimmy was doing impressions at 2.

Right Fallon (with Tina Fey) on Saturday Night Live in 2002.“I learned so much,” he says of his experience there. “I could write a book.”

Left Doing “The Evolution of Mom Dancing” with Michelle Obama on Late Night, Feb. 2013.

Below He scored a ratings hit as SNL host in December, doing skits with pal Justin Timberlake.

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Catholic,” says Fallon, “and being Irish means parties, fun, singing, drinking. That’s where I started performing.”

James Thomas Fallon Jr. was born in Brooklyn 11 months after his sister, Gloria, a humor writer.

The family soon moved to the town of Saugerties in upstate New York. “We wanted to raise the kids in the country,” says his homemaker mother.

(His dad, now retired, was a repairman and then a technical writer for IBM.) Little Jimmy began mimicking stars early.

“We have him on tape at 2 doing Jimmy Cagney, going, ‘You dirty rat,’ ” says his mom. By age 7, he was watching Saturday Night Live with his parents, reenacting sketches and dreaming of becoming a cast member. “I’d do Dana Carvey voices,” says Fallon, who also loved Chevy Chase and John Belushi in SNL reruns. As a high school senior, he won first prize at a contest for amateur impressionists at Bananas, a comedy club in Poughkeepsie. Arlene Jamison, who owned the club with her husband, says Fallon showed up with his act inked on his palm and running up his arm.

“He was nervous but had all that ­energy that he still has. And he was sweet as can be,” she recalls.

He emceed at Bananas on weekends and honed his comedy chops while attending the College of St. Rose in Albany, N.Y., where he majored in computer science before switching to communications. With his parents’ blessing, he left school 15 credits shy of graduating in 1995 after a manager who’d seen his tape urged him to come to Los Angeles. “If it didn’t work out, he could always make up his credits,” says his mom. (In 2009 St. Rose granted Fallon his degree as well as an honorary doctorate.)

In L.A., he couch-surfed, took comedy and acting classes, gigged at clubs, and told anyone who’d listen that his goal was to be on SNL. At his second audition for the show, in 1998, he made longtime producer Lorne Michaels laugh with his sly impression of SNL alum Adam Sandler. Boom! Fallon snared his dream job at 23.

“I learned so much there,” he says fondly of his six years at SNL, which included Weekend Update duty alongside Tina Fey. “At 11:30, you have to do a show. You have to let go of whatever happened that week and be focused and swing for the fences.” It’s a lesson he’s mindful of to this day. Come taping time, “The blinders go on. I’m here to entertain. That’s my job.”

After SNL, he tried Hollywood. “I knew I wasn’t strong enough to do drama,” he says. “So I’m like, yeah, I guess I’ll do a comedy.” When Taxi (2004) and Fever Pitch (2005) both failed to open big, his career went icy cold.

There was a bright spot: He met Juvonen while making Fever Pitch, which she produced along

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Fatherhood isn’t the only major change in ­ allon’s life. Starting tomorrow night, he’s taking F over as host of one of the most venerable and profitable programs in television history: NBC’s Tonight Show. It’s a marquee job, a still-shiny feather in the tail of the struggling Peacock network. Tonight’s last host, Jay Leno, who stepped down Feb. 6, maintained the show’s No. 1 position for most of his 22-year run (minus the awkward eight months when Conan O’Brien had the gig); last year he drew more than 3 million viewers on weeknights at 11:35 p.m. Earlier hosts are TV legends: There’s frisky founder Steve Allen (1954–57), mercurial Jack Paar (1957–62), and quick-witted Johnny Carson, who reigned for nearly 30 years before retiring in 1992. “I understand how big this job is,” Fallon says, “and I don’t want to let people down.”

He will bring to the show the same boyish enthusiasm and creative drive that are the hallmarks of his successful run as host of Late Night since 2009. That program, which follows Tonight, has become known for Fallon’s skillful impressions of celebrities, satirical sketches, and musical spoofs, plus his knack for cajoling famous names to join him in being silly. He persuaded Brad Pitt to yodel, President Obama and Mitt Romney to slow-jam the news, and Tom Cruise to crack raw eggs on his noggin.

“From the very beginning, he looked like he was having a good time,” says veteran talk show host Dick Cavett, who has become friendly with Fallon. “He’s accepted; he’s liked. His chances [on Tonight] are as good as you can get.”

Comedians are notorious for often being miserable human beings off-camera, insecure and misanthropic. Not Fallon. “He’s definitely a unicorn in that village,” says Juvonen. This is a man who, knowing his wife is an epic John Denver fan, paid to have a brick with her name on it and the words “Happiness Is a Choice” placed on a path leading to a statue of the late singer in Colorado.

(When it’s her turn for gift-giving, Juvonen heads to Williams-Sonoma. Fallon loves his gourmet gadgets, including a sous-vide machine and a ­device that both steams and purees vegetables, which he uses to make baby food for Winnie.)

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“It was a cold, rainy day on the set in Boston and she had blond hair and was wearing white pants and she really stood out on this gloomy cobblestone street.” Juvonen was drawn to his upbeat charm.“We listened to music, hung out,” she says. “He made me feel safe and cute and fun.” It wasn’t until months later that their friendship turned romantic. “We were in London, selling the movie, and I went, ‘God, I missed you,’ ” recalls a still clearly besotted Fallon.

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From then on we were just in love.

It was the best thing that ever happened to me.”

They weathered the fallow period in Fallon’s career together.

“You’re a little depressed that you’re not wanted,” he says of his Hollywood phase. “We’d go out to bars, have drinks, and I’d sing with the band.” Was he drinking too much? “It wasn’t like I was blacking out or getting into fights,” he says. Adds Juvonen, “It wasn’t like, ‘Head to rehab.’ He was just trying to figure out what’s next.”

What came next was a welltimed call from Michaels, a mentor and friend since Fallon’s SNL days, offering him the Late Night gig (Michaels is the show’s executive producer). He said Fallon would be a natural; he was right.

After a move back to New York and five successful years at Late Night, Fallon is now primed for Tonight. This time, the passing of the torch is being handled with more finesse than in 2009, when Conan O’Brien briefly held the job. Fallon and Leno are friendly: “We talk like twice a month,” says

True Love With his wife, Nancy Juvonen, in 2013. When they travel, he says, “she drives and I DJ the music.”

Fallon, “and Jay has given me a lot of advice.” (Leno suggested that he expand his monologue from five minutes to 10 and make it more news-focused.) Fallon will be presiding over Tonight from the refurbished Studio 6B in Rockefeller Center, the same studio where Carson did the show before relocating to Burbank’s warmer climes in 1972. Returning Tonight to the Big Apple was one of Fallon’s conditions for saying yes to the job, along with installing Michaels as his producer. “I love L.A.,” he says, “but New York is alive at night.”

A month before his Tonight debut, Fallon—who’ll be bringing along his Late Night writers, crew, and house band, the Roots—says, “We’re ready to go. You could just flip the switch now.” First on the couch as guests are Will Smith and U2; as for future dream interviews, he’s got his eye on Queen Elizabeth and Pope Francis. “I’d make it fun for them,” he promises. (But can he get either to yodel?)

He knows that many viewers will catch him on Tonight via DVR or online, but he’s hopeful that millions will tune in to the actual late-night telecast. “When I was a kid, I’d ask my parents, ‘Can I stay up and watch Johnny Carson?’ It was a big treat. Now some kid can ask, ‘Can I stay up and watch Jimmy Fallon?’ ” he says, as if he still can’t quite believe it. “I want to give the best I can.”

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Fallon, “and Jay has given me a lot of advice.” (Leno suggested that he expand his monologue from five minutes to 10 and make it more news-focused.) Fallon will be presiding over Tonight from the refurbished Studio 6B in Rockefeller Center, the same studio where Carson did the show before relocating to Burbank’s warmer climes in 1972. Returning Tonight to the Big Apple was one of Fallon’s conditions for saying yes to the job, along with installing Michaels as his producer. “I love L.A.,” he says, “but New York is alive at night.”

A month before his Tonight debut, Fallon—who’ll be bringing along his Late Night writers, crew, and house band, the Roots—says, “We’re ready to go. You could just flip the switch now.” First on the couch as guests are Will Smith and U2; as for future dream interviews, he’s got his eye on Queen Elizabeth and Pope Francis. “I’d make it fun for them,” he promises. (But can he get either to yodel?)

He knows that many viewers will catch him on Tonight via DVR or online, but he’s hopeful that millions will tune in to the actual late-night telecast. “When I was a kid, I’d ask my parents, ‘Can I stay up and watch Johnny Carson?’ It was a big treat. Now some kid can ask, ‘Can I stay up and watch Jimmy Fallon?’ ” he says, as if he still can’t quite believe it. “I want to give the best I can.”

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with her business partner and his costar, Drew Barrymore. “She was beautiful,” Fallon says of his future wife, smiling widely at the memory.

“It was a cold, rainy day on the set in Boston and she had blond hair and was wearing white pants and she really stood out on this gloomy cobblestone street.” Juvonen was drawn to his upbeat charm.“We listened to music, hung out,” she says. “He made me feel safe and cute and fun.” It wasn’t until months later that their friendship turned romantic. “We were in London, selling the movie, and I went, ‘God, I missed you,’ ” recalls a still clearly besotted Fallon.

“And she said, ‘I missed you, too.’

From then on we were just in love.

It was the best thing that ever happened to me.”

They weathered the fallow period in Fallon’s career together.

“You’re a little depressed that you’re not wanted,” he says of his Hollywood phase. “We’d go out to bars, have drinks, and I’d sing with the band.” Was he drinking too much? “It wasn’t like I was blacking out or getting into fights,” he says. Adds Juvonen, “It wasn’t like, ‘Head to rehab.’ He was just trying to figure out what’s next.”

What came next was a welltimed call from Michaels, a mentor and friend since Fallon’s SNL days, offering him the Late Night gig (Michaels is the show’s executive producer). He said Fallon would be a natural; he was right.

After a move back to New York and five successful years at Late Night, Fallon is now primed for Tonight. This time, the passing of the torch is being handled with more finesse than in 2009, when Conan O’Brien briefly held the job. Fallon and Leno are friendly: “We talk like twice a month,” says 10 | FeBruary 16, 2014

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✎ 2. In what 2003 movie does William H. Macy play the title man, a bad-luck gambler used by casinos to jinx big winners?

✎ 3. What’s the name of Gumby’s best friend, a talking orange horse?

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✎ 5. What’s the nickname for the University of Michigan’s football field, which holds more fans than any other football stadium in America?

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week after my husband and I moved into our house, the only organized room was the kitchen.

Bottled spices lined up like soldiers waiting for marching orders. Pots and pans nestled in drawers under the range.

Favorite pot holders— nearly all of them stained—beckoned from their hooks.

So what if I was still surrounded by boxes? I could cook for friends.

This house was ready to be our home.

My passion for cooking started in high school. Mom was a nurse’s aide and worked many holidays. She left detailed recipe instructions and called during breaks to make sure I hadn’t incinerated the house. By college, she relied on me.

During my singlemother years, cooking took on a sense of urgency. In most divorces, you lose not only a spouse but a lot of inlaws. My family gatherings had been reduced by half, but I was determined that ours would be a merry table.

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Cooking for dear friends was the perfect way to christen a new home

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Share your favorite ­housewarming dish to cook for friends at facebook.com/parademag.

Housewarming Vegetarian Chili Active: 1 hr Total: 1 hr Serves: 8–10

4 cups no-salt-added tomato juice, divided ¾ cup bulgur wheat 1 Tbsp olive oil 4–6 cloves garlic, minced 1½ cups chopped onion 1½ cups chopped green bell pepper 1 cup chopped celery 1¼ cups chopped carrot 2 (14½-oz) cans diced tomatoes, drained ¼ cup chili powder, or to taste (not chile powder) 1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice 1 tsp dried basil 1 tsp dried oregano 1 tsp ground cumin + Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper 1 (15-oz) can red kidney beans, drained 1 (15-oz) can cannellini beans, drained 1 (15-oz) can chickpeas, drained + Corn bread, grated cheddar, diced onion, cilantro, and sour cream, for serving 1. Bring 1 cup tomato juice to a boil in a pan. Add bulgur, stir, and remove from heat. Let stand.

2. Meanwhile, warm oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add garlic, onion, bell pepper, celery, and carrot. Sauté until tender, about 10 minutes. Stir in diced tomatoes, chili powder, lemon juice, basil, oregano, and cumin. Season with salt and pepper. Bring to a simmer; cook 2 minutes. Add beans, remaining tomato juice, and bulgur mixture. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer uncovered 30 minutes, stirring ­occasionally. Serve with corn bread and toppings, if desired.

PER SERVING: 180 cal, 33g carbs, 9g protein, 2.5g fat, 0mg chol, 610mg sodium, 9g fiber

photo: andrew purcell; food styling, carrie purcell; prop styling, stephanie hanes. Nutrition analysis/consulting: Jeanine Sherry, M.S., R.D.

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Six days after our r­ ecent move, I tied on my ancient apron and hummed as I chopped and measured, sautéed and peeled. Slowly, the vegetarian chili bubbled up, conjuring years of memories with the dear friends who were coming for dinner.

Gaylee, Jackie, Kate, Sue, and Maura: They know me best, and love me anyway. We passed the corn bread and ­grated cheese with no mention of calories. We quizzed one another endlessly, filling the gaps of busy lives. We raised our glasses and toasted our stubborn commitment to friendship.

Through it all, we laughed. Mercy, how we laughed in this house that is now our home.

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What inspired you to write your book?

In 1996, I moved to Florence with my family and began studying art and architecture. One day as I walked across the Ponte Vecchio, the only bridge in the city that wasn’t destroyed by the Nazis, I wondered: How did so many works of art survive the most destructive war in history? That set me down a path of curiosity that led to the Monuments Men. Was it tough to find them?

I interviewed 17 Monuments ­O fficers—only five are alive ­today—of the original 350 or so.

These men and women were incredibly great letter writers, and they shared their letters and experiences from the war with me.

treasure hunt GIs recover

stolen paintings under the supervision of Monuments Men captain James Rorimer (second from left). In the film (below), Matt Damon plays a character inspired by Rorimer.

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How a coalition of unlikely heroes managed to save the world’s great art from the Nazis By Bill Hewitt Can you give some sense of the scale of the Nazi looting during the war?

In spring 1945, Monuments Officers began finding mines, caves, and castles throughout Europe filled with hundreds of thousands of stolen objects. By the time the Monuments Men were done, they’d recovered over 5 million works: tapestries, paintings, sculptures, church bells, stained glass.

the Nazis for four years. She understood German, but didn’t let them know it. If they had caught her, they would have killed her.

Your book details the experience of Rose Valland [on whom Cate Blanchett’s character is based], a Louvre curator who helped the Monuments Men. Rose Valland is one of the great heroines of World War II. She’s this remarkable Frenchwoman who was a spy under the eyes of

Are there notable works that are thought to have survived the war but are still missing?

Probably the single most important painting that’s missing is ­Raphael’s Portrait of a Young Man, which came from a museum in Krakow. The governor general of the Nazi-occupied area of Poland

and Nazi leader Hermann Goering went back and forth over this painting, one seizing it from the other.

These guys were like two kids fighting over marbles.

When the governor general was arrested after the war, the Raphael was gone.

Monuments Man Bernie Taper spent two years investigating every lead and just ran into dead ends. But that picture is out there somewhere. [To see an image of it, go to parade.com/art.]

The point is these things can be found—look at the works discovered in ­Munich recently, including art by Picasso and Matisse.

Some artworks fell into the hands of ordinary soldiers on both sides who brought them home after the war. What about those?

We want people to be looking for these things, stored in basements and hanging on walls, while their parents and grandparents are still alive and can tell us where the items came from.

That’s one of the film’s great perks: If you get the public engaged in locating these items, they can help write the final chapter of World War II history.

View some of the priceless artworks recovered by the Monuments Men at parade.com/art.

Photos, from top: Courtesy of Robert Edsel; Claudette Barius

mid the carnage of World War II, Adolf Hitler d ­ evised a plan to steal E ­ urope’s finest artworks and display them in his own ­Führermuseum in Linz, Austria. The Allied effort to thwart the Nazis fell to a ­little-known group of ­soldiers—curators, archivists, and o­ ther art experts in ­civilian life—charged with tracking down the looted works across E ­ urope, starting in the war’s last year.

Their saga is portrayed in the new movie The Monuments Men, directed by and starring George Clooney. But the story was first told in a best-selling book of the same t­ itle. We asked author Robert Edsel how he came to join their quest.

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