Jimmy Fallon, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon
Sean Parker, Founders Fund
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Bio
Jimmy Fallon
Jimmy Fallon is the host of NBC's late-night talk show, having succeeded Conan O'Brien in that role in March 2009. The show is a regular ratings winner and has been praised for reinvigorating
the talk-show format, bringing to it a youthful energy exemplified by Fallon's choice of house band, the hip-hop legends the Roots. Among the show's innovations are short videos, ideal for viral distribution, affectionately spoofing popular TV series; it won an Emmy for a Glee takeoff called "6-Bee," where the Late Night crew challenges the cast of Parks and Recreation for glee-club supremacy. Late Night has also been honored for its website, and Fallon himself received the Webby Person of the Year award.
Before becoming host, Fallon was best known as a cast member of Saturday Night Live. He has appeared in several films, including Almost Famous, Band of Brothers, Taxi, and Fever Pitch. He also hosted the 2010 Emmy Awards and is the author of New York Times best-selling book, Thank You Notes.
Sean Parker
Sean Parker is an entrepreneur with a record of launching genre-defining companies that reinvent ways to spread information online. In 1999, at the age of 19, Parker co-founded Napster and changed how people think about and share music. Two years later, Parker co-founded Plaxo, pioneering viral engineering technology for updating contact information. Parker served as Plaxo's president until 2004, when he joined with Mark Zuckerberg to develop the online social network Facebook. Parker was Facebook's founding president, helping transform that small start-up into an industry giant.
Parker's latest venture is Causes, which he co-founded in 2007, and which has become the largest online platform for grassroots activism and philanthropy. At Founders Fund, Parker searches for and fosters the same spirit of innovation that he saw at Facebook, Plaxo, and Causes in new company founders, and has provided essential mentorship to the portfolio companies, including helping develop Alamofire's wildly popular PackRat.
Anytime the host speaks more than the guest, you've witnessed a very poor interview. There is so much more from this man's amazing mind I wanted to hear but Fallon couldn't just sit and listen without impulsively trying to make jokes.
Wow, cool Video. I’d like to see something else like this… but I put things off too much and never seem to get started. Thanks though. floppy drive to usb
This interview could have been fantastic, but Jimmy Fallon really sucks at interviewing. Don't get me wrong, Fallon is incredibly funny, he just falls flat on his face when interviewing someone. Even Sean looked annoyed at times as the flow of the conversation was so bad. Very cool video to watch nonetheless.
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