Jamie Lee Curtis talks about being terrified to come on The Tonight Show, never thinking she would win an Oscar and how she ended up dancing to "Total Eclipse of the Heart" in The Last Showgirl.

Jamie Lee Curtis fled her home in the Pacific Palisades this week and landed in New York to appear on The Tonight Show Wednesday night. And from the moment she sat down with Jimmy Fallon, her raw emotions were on display.

Before the term “nepo baby” was created, Jamie Lee Curtis was following in the footsteps of her famous actor parents, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. She made her first big mark on screen as scream queen Laurie Strode in the Halloween films.

Jamie Lee Curtis is unsure if her house is still standing as the Pacific Palisades wildfire continues to spread. “My community and possibly my home is on fire,” the actress, 66, wrote on Instagram Wednesday.

Jamie Lee Curtis has a direct message for everyone discussing the ongoing Palisades fires tearing across Los Angeles County. While her home potentially lies in the path, she has no idea if it's still standing,

Jamie Lee Curtis shared an emotional update with fans after announcing that her “community and possibly my home” was “on fire.” Curtis, 66, is one of several celebrities directly impacted by the Palisades Fire,