Talk show hosts such as Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel have been hosting their shows from their homes. I have found these glimpses into their homes and the homes of their guests very interesting.
Have you noticed the rustic bohemian look of Jimmy Fallon's home? The kitchen contains what looks like open cabinets made of old wood, while the office/playroom has antique cubbies filled with small antiques, antique toys, and even has an enclosed slide like the ones at McDonald's Playland that goes from one floor down to the next.
His interviews with other celebrities have given us a glimpse into their homes as well.
Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared in a room with a scaled down tank in front of a large TV. And look at the beams on the ceiling! That gallery wall is impressive as well.
Kate Hudson appeared in a dark room with wood paneled walls, open shelving, and traditional chairs, probably an office.
Ben Stiller spoke from a bright neutrally decorated room with neutral furniture and open shelving with black-framed pieces. It looks like a music room, actually.
Ryan Reynolds appeared in a room with rustic wood planked walls, a gallery-look art display, and two different style lamps, very masculine, probably his man cave.
LL Cool J appeared in front of a cool gallery wall of various portraits and emblems. Behind him is a shelf with a cool TIki-looking jar, a New York graphic sign, and letters spelling COSMIC.
This report may have totally put you to sleep but I thought it was interesting to see where these celebrities came from. Admittedly, some may have filmed their segments in other places besides their homes, but if you go to the NBC Tonight Show page you can see a lot more celebrities behind the scenes in their own personal spaces. Seeing their personal spaces tells me a lot more about them than anything they could say or do. Don't you agree?
Here in Texas we are beginning to venture out, keeping social distancing and sanitizing guidelines, of course. Masks are also strongly advised. It's been nice to get out again. I hope you are safe and well.
Who is your favorite celebrity? Maybe we will see them from their own homes on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon!
XOXO
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