Several former employees of The Tonight Show denounced the host, who held a Zoom meeting with current workers to speak to them directly.
What Jimmy Fallon responded to allegations of a “toxic work environment”
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This Thursday it was revealed that several former employees of The Tonight Showthe famous late night of Jimmy Fallon, They reported the driver for having created “a “toxic work environment”. Just a few hours later, Fallon responded. to the complaints.
He driver had a Zoom meeting with current employees of the program to those He apologized to them. “I’m embarrassed and I feel really bad. I’m sorry if I embarrassed you or your families and friends,” Fallon said, adding: “I want this show to be fun, should be inclusive for everyoneit should be funny and the best show in the world with the best people.”
In a Rolling Stone articleseveral former employees denounced the driver, stating that his mental health had worsened during his time on the television show and revealing that Fallon had fits of rage under pressure.
“No one could say ‘no’ to Jimmy. “Everyone was walking on eggshells, especially the showrunners,” a former employee told the magazine. Since 2014, nine different showrunners have passed through the program.
“If Jimmy was in a bad mood, everyone was having a shitty day.”said another former employee who described: “People didn’t make jokes in the office and they didn’t stop or talk to each other.”
The Rolling Stones presented their new album with Jimmy Fallon
Rolling Stones
The legendary British band Rolling Stones announced the release of their first studio album, with original material, since 2005. It will bear the name of “Hackney Diamonds” and was presented in action this morning in London together with the presenter Jimmy Fallon.
The event was held in the London neighborhood that gives the album its name, Hackney, one of the most vibrant districts of the British capital today. Over there Mick jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood gave details of the new songs and confirmed that the late drummer Charlie Wattsas well as the band’s original bassist Bill Wymanwere part of the new recordings.
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