In April, New York Mag published an interview with the title “At Home (Where Else?) With Jimmy Fallon.”

Some weeks later, People published its own chat with the “Tonight Show” host, with the headline, “At Home (Of Course) With Jimmy Fallon” — sparking indignation at New York.

“[L]ove when People magazine uses our headline a month later and calls it an exclusive,” harrumphed comedy editor Megh Wright.

The New York piece’s author, Kathryn VanArendonk, huffed in another post, “one of these features tries to be very thoughtful about [F]allon’s long-term relationship to politics and the tricky position of comforting authority figures in times of crisis, and you’re more than welcome to read it!”