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Tiger Woods made a rare television appearance last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon - the golfer's first such interview since the late 2009 "incident."

We don't have to get into Rachel Uchitel, the car crash and everything else. Fallon started off asking Woods what he's been up to the last year and a half.

"Oh, nothing, nothing... Playing bad golf," the champion said, smiling.

"From a comedian's stand-point and my monologue writers, thank you," Fallon said, speaking for all of us. "Your awful pain, we laughed at your pain."

Even Tiger had to chuckle when Fallon added: "Not even making jokes, it kind of wrote itself. Balls, shaft, holes, foursomes ... it really writes itself!"

Woods had a fairly good time after that, talking about his charitable foundation, his recent top-10 finish and his bachelor pad/backyard golf course.

Later, Woods, Fallon and Parks and Recreation star Amy Poehler demonstrated Tiger's new golf video game (ostensibly his reason for being there).

Follow the jump for video of Tiger's interview on Late Night ...

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Winning. It's more than just a description of Charlie Sheen's life. It's also a new cologne, at least according to Jimmy Fallon.

The late night host performed one of his funniest skits last night, doing an eerily solid impression of the drug-loving actor, reciting various Charlie Sheen quotes and then tacking on a few of his own rambling thoughts in an ad for this pretend fragrance. To wit:

The only drug I'm on is Charlie Sheen. I took a lot of Charlie Sheen. I'm going to embrace my life. I'm going to put both arms around it and love it, violently, and defend it violently through violent hatred.

Watch the hilarious spoof below.

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The great Bruce Springsteen joined host Jimmy Fallon, who does an amazing Neil Young impression, for a cover of "Whip My Hair" on Late Night last night.

It is nothing short of epic.

Dressed as Young and evoking the crooner with each word and mannerism, Fallon's "Whip My Hair" felt straight out of the '70s, decades before Willow Smith graced this planet. The Boss rocked a Born to Run-era beard for the occasion, too:

Jimmy Fallon Covers Whip My Hair

Not even the unusually rainy June weather on the East Coast could stop the beautiful Lauren Conrad from smiling as she made the talk show rounds this week!

The umbrella-toting author and former star of The Hills stopped by The Early Show and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to talk about her first novel, L.A. Candy.

Of course, she dished a little on the show she used to be on too.

Here she is making a rainy arrival ...

We would stand under that umbrella any day.

Here's Lauren Conrad's interview with Jimmy Fallon, in which he and LC poke fun at her signature facial expressions, asks her about her book tour and thanks her, on behalf of America, for creating the gruesome entity universally known as Speidi.

No talk of ricocheting babies, but maybe that's a good thing ...

Lauren Conrad on Jimmy Fallon

The nine of you old enough to remember Saved By the Bell will appreciate this.

Appearing on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to promote his new TNT show, Raising the Bar, Mark-Paul Gosselaar appeared in character ... as Zack Morris.

"I had to change my name to Mark-Paul Gosselaar because there was already a Zack Morris in SAG," Zack explained to the lame host, who played along.

Zack / Mark-Paul went on to reflect on his amazing SATs, his terrific summer working at the Malibu Sands and his ill-fated marriage (!) to Kelly Kapowski.

He then arranged a class reunion (as did Jessie Spano, via circa 1991 cell phone) and even joined the Late Night band for a number as "Zack Attack."

Check out this blast from the Saturday morning past below ...

Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Zack Morris

Former Saturday Night Live regular Jimmy Fallon and his girlfriend, Nancy Juvonen, a Hollywood producer who worked on Fallon's 2005 romantic comedy Fever Pitch, were married Saturday on Necker Island in the Caribbean.

Jimmy Fallon, 33, and Nancy Juvonen, 40, had their "family and close friends in attendance" at the ceremony, according to a statement from representative Ina Treciokas. No further details were released as of this posting.

The proposal took place in New Hampshire last August "on the dock at sunset at the Junoven family home in Wolfeboro on Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire, where On Golden Pond was filmed," a friend of the couple's told People.

It is a first marriage for both Jimmy Fallon and Nancy Juvonen.

The bride has been a close friend and producing partner of Drew Barrymore for more than a decade. This summer, Barrymore threw Juvonen a huge 40th birthday party, where guests included Eva Mendes, Kathy Griffin, Courtney Love, Jason Bateman and Fred Savage. And, presumably, Jimmy Fallon. Just a guess.

Thanks to his recent engagement to producer Nancy Juvonen, Jimmy Fallon is on cloud nine.

"I'm just really excited right now and just happy. I'm the luckiest guy on earth," the 33-year old star said. "She's the coolest girl in the world."

He was among the celebrities who stopped by to pay tribute to comic legend Billy Crystal when he received this year's annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center on Thursday night.

Jimmy Fallon and his bride-to-be still haven't picked a wedding date yet.

"We're still planning it," he says. But "the sooner the better for me. I'm in love."

Nancy Juvonen, 40, is Drew Barrymore's long-time business partner, and produced Fallon's terrible 2005 romantic comedy, Fever Pitch.

So was the SNL alum's proposal to Nancy Juvonen serious or funny?

"It was serious," Fallon said. "I did the one knee thing. I tried not to cry before she did. I was definitely breaking down a little bit. I don't even remember what I said."

Ironically, Jimmy Fallon plays a man who's commitment phobic in his new movie, Rockett, with Sharon Stone, Tom Arnold, and Lucy Liu, opening November 20.

In real life, he doesn't even want to miss out on the wedding planning.

"Oh, I have to be [involved]," he says. "We're trying to get a guest list together. But it's all fun stuff. She's a cool girl and it's no stress at all."

Joining Fallon at the Kennedy Center Thursday were Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Walters, Danny DeVito, Robert DeNiro, Martin Short, Rob Reiner, Jon Lovitz, sportscaster Bob Costas, and Yankees manager Joe Torre.

Sorry, Caroline D'Amore and Matthew Ross: you're no longer the most random Hollywood couple to get engaged this week.

Jimmy Fallon popped the all-important quesstion to Nancy Juvonen, a Hollywood producer who worked on Fallon's 2005 romantic embarrassment comedy Fever Pitch.

The proposal took place in New Hampshire "last weekend on the dock at sunset at the Junoven's family home in Wolfeboro on Lake Winnipesaukee, where On Golden Pond was filmed," a friend of the couple told People magazine. "He presented her with a one-of-a-kind ring designed by Neil Lane."

We assume, unlike that of Heidi Montag, this piece of jewelery is real.

The bride-to-be has been a close friend and producing partner of Drew Barrymore's for more than a decade. Earlier this summer, that actress threw Juvonen a 40th birthday party, where guests included Eva Mendes, Kathy Griffin, Courtney Love, Jason Bateman and Fred Savage.

It's the first marriage for both.