The Conan O'Brien Gang's Pity Party continues. One of the late night host's writers has tweeted that they'd just been notified the category in which they were nominated would not be shown during this year's Emmycast on NBC.
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in 1990, there was an attempt to make an actual theatrical release called "The Saturday Night Live Movie," an anthology comedy film a la "Kentucky Fried Movie" that was aimed at satirizing the experience of going to the movies, written by an all-star cast of writers who have been associated with the show over the years.
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Culled from Forbes’ Celebrity 100: The World’s Most Powerful Celebrities, the top of the list includes Ellen DeGeneres (#23) – $55 million, David Letterman (#24) – $45 million, Jay Leno (#34) – $35 million, Jerry Seinfeld (#37) – $75 million, Conan O’Brien (#51) – $38 million, Adam Sandler (#57) – $40 million, Ray Romano (#84) – $35 million, Jeff Dunham (#93) – $22.5 million, George Lopez (#94) – $18 million, Chelsea Handler (#98) – $19 million.
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Each year, SF Sketchfest honors a comedic performer or group with a tribute. For 2010, the honoree was Conan O'Brien, but he couldn't make his Jan. 17 date due to, well, didn't you hear...
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Margaret Cho became famous in 1994. That year, she was thrust into the spotlight by ABC, who had developed a show around her. The sitcom, All American Girl, was touted as one that would shatter the te...
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Arriving at the TBS offices after months on tour, Conan O'Brien is greeted like a hometown hero...
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O'Brien performed impromptu stand-up as he talked to Rolling Stone about Bonnaroo, his friendship with Jack White and why he may have an illegitimate child on the way.
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Conan O’Brien was swarmed with love on Friday afternoon at Bonnaroo, where he performed as part of his “Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television” tour. His fans had started lining up outside the Comedy Tent at 5 a.m., and they hooted with joy when he took the stage eight hours later.
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“I’ve had a crazy six months,” Conan O’Brien said from the stage of Jack White’s Third Man Records tonight. “Six months ago, I was the host of The Tonight Show, the greatest franchise in the history of television. Then I started a live tour, going from small theater to small theater. And tonight I’m pressing a vinyl recording. I’m going back in time! Next week I’ll be on vaudeville. Then i’ll be a steamship captain.” So that’s what they were building in there: a live al...
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