Forreal? Lie Witness News Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Edition!

Is this real or made-up? Jimmy Kimmel late night crew went in the streets to ask pedestrians on what they thought of Martin Luther King supposed speech on Martin Luther King Day.

'In honor of Martin Luther King Day, we went out on the street and asked 14 people if they saw the speech Dr. King gave that morning. Seven of them said they had. We present to you perhaps the most disturbing edition ever of #LieWitnessNews'. Watch video below after the cut

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Wow! Watch Jimmy Fallon & Gwyneth Paltrow Sing Broadway Versions of Drake, Nicki Minaj and Big Sean

Jimmy and Gwyneth Paltrow team up to perform rap hits like "Started from the Bottom," "Anaconda" and "I Don't F*** with You" with a Broadway twist.  How could they have pull off a master broadway version of those pop singles. Wow! See video below

'SNL' Spoofs Justin Bieber Calvin Klein Ads and His Bulge

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ET- On Saturday, the show took Bieber's Calvin Klein video ad and recreated it with comedian Kate McKinnon's classic Bieber impression. And as you probably guessed, the singer's controversial bulge gets all the flack!

At two different points, the parody has McKinnon pointing to her stuffed Calvins as she says, "Yeah, my pee pee's in there" and "My Calvins…Clothes for my big wiener."

In these ads, Bieber as a "big boy" is also teased as he says, "I'm not supposed to drink, but I do," and he takes a sip from a juice box, lifts two-pound weights and rides around on a scooter.

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Latenight TV Host David Letterman pulls curtain on holiday tradition

David Bauder | The Associated PressWith the curtain soon to fall on David Letterman’s late-night television career, the end comes Friday for an odd and emotional holiday tradition that involves comic Jay Thomas, the Lone Ranger, a giant meatball and, most indelibly, singer Darlene Love.

Love will sing “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” for the 21st and final time on Letterman’s annual holiday show. He’s retiring from the “Late Show” next May.

“I’m looking forward to it this year more than any other year, with mixed feelings, of course,” said Letterman’s longtime bandleader, Paul Shaffer. “It’s been incredibly meaningful for me.”

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