Here’s a little Late Night television history lesson. There once was a man named Johnny Carson; he was the host of The Tonight Show. Joan Rivers was good buddies with him, and was his official fill-...
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Hey, remember when The Jay Leno Show first premiered– before the late night wars began? Leno employed a solid group of comedians for recurring segments– peeps like Nick Thune and Jim Norto...
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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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With Jay Leno "enjoying" his worst Tonight Show ratings in years, and also getting shut out on the Emmy nominations while Conan O'Brien -- who had to submit on his own behalf since NBC ...
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Louis C.K. sat down last night with Jay Leno to, as it would seem, not to talk about his new sitcom, Louie, which premiers – with two episodes – this coming Tuesday on FX at 11 pm EST. C.K., inste...
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Louis C.K. was on The Tonight Show last night promoting his new FX show Louie (which is brilliant, btw), and he talked about his kids. A lot of late night guests will talk about their kids to the poin...
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On a recent Tonight Show with Jay Leno interview punctuated by awkward questions about where the red-haired guy went, Chris Rock talks about his two daughters and what life was like growing up in a shoe.
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Prior to the Conan-Leno late night debacle, and even before Leno pushed Letterman out of the running to become host of The Tonight Show, there was another man who got the infamous Jay Leno treatment.
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this year’s Emmys—thanks to a last-minute submission by O’Brien’s team—will see a face-off between The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien in the “best variety series” category, finally putting their longstanding feud to rest once and for all when both programs lose to the much more deserving The Daily Show or The Colbert Report.
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even though it reportedly was Leno's fourth time performing at this dinner, it seemed as though he looked lost onstage, reading warily off his cards and getting few laughs. Kind of like his regular monologue!
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