This year, Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatrical Society named none other than Jay Leno as 2011's Man of the Year. Did you feel as though the reporters could have asked some tougher questions? You're not the only one.
Singing Furby Justin Bieber has enlisted the help of Jersey Shore's The Situation and DJ Paulie D to make promos for his new 3D concert extravaganza Never Say Never. The results are terrifying.
The night after Oprah Winfrey served as Piers Morgan Tonight's first guest, Howard Stern took to the program to accuse the Queen of Daytime of stealing Phil Donahue's format. Then, Stern called Jay Leno "insane" and "a crook." Watch inside.
Larry King lovers, rejoice—even though his show ended last week (highlights here), King is still alive and kickin'. Tonight, he chatted up Jay Leno on The Tonight Show, and then made his television stand-up comedy debut! Watch inside.
The red-headed host appeared on Larry King Live last night to give an update about his life now that he's happily back on TV. Conan pontificated on his new show and the other late night hosts—including Jay Leno.
Helen Mirren was extra flirty with Jay Leno last night. She showed off her secret weapon, stripper shoes. She also plants a big one on Leno who keeps things classy by making jokes about having a boner.
Former President George W. Bush appeared on The Tonight Show Thursday night. We've gathered up all of the surprisingly funny jokes he told for your enjoyment (or not.)
On The Tonight Show, Christina Aguilera described a traumatizing childhood experience when a man pulled her microphone mid performance. Check out this vintage video of a young Christina singing the National Anthem at a baseball game.
Today at Gawker.TV, Ken Jeong is the world's funniest sous-chef, a bearded Jay Leno, Michael J. Fox appears on The Good Wife, Stephen Colbert reacts to crab vending machines, and an interview with Rachel McAdams filled with longing, sexual glances.
Jimmy Kimmel brought up Conan's out-of-the-park first-night ratings and suggested that Jay Leno might be getting a little bit nervous. How can you tell? Check out this clip of last night's Tonight Show. Jay looks like a bad mall Santa.
Tonight, Conan O'Brien welcomed Tom Hanks! Fun fact: Hanks popularized O'Brien's nickname, "Coco." Tonight, for that, O'Brien joked, "You ruined my life!" to which Hanks responded, "Finally, he'll blame something on someone other than Jay." The full, hilarious exchange, inside.
Conan O'Brien's TBS debut grabbed 4.2 million viewers last night, handily besting Leno, Letterman, Stewart, and Colbert.
The author of The War For Late Night spoke today about the battle for the Tonight Show. Carter previously penned the tale of Letterman's battle against Leno for the show, and this next installment sounds as fantastic as the first.
Another day, another wacky survey classifying you based on what TV you watch. This one was done by the new (!) and improved (?) Hollywood Reporter and pertains solely to late night shows. What does your show say about you?
"What does Jay have on you? What does this guy have on you people? What the hell is it about Jay?" - Conan O'Brien, to NBC President Jeff Gaspin, January 7, 2010
Martha Stewart—and a Halloween-themed "buffet" that costs more than your rent—just visited The Tonight Show to craft with Jay Leno. Stewart showed off her festive contacts, talked about dogs/dating, lovably lectured Leno, and more! The best moments, inside.
Jay Leno, consumer reports expert, investigates the top products for pet owners who never plan to marry. Top on his list: a doggie high chair, so that all the single ladies have someone to cry to over lasagna.
Adding fire to the drama surrounding Katy Perry's boobs being banned from Sesame Street, Jay Leno pointed out that Miss Piggy often dressed-to-kill on The Muppet Show. Watch the clip after the jump.
Today, The View—and cohost Barbara Walters—returned from its summer hiatus for its 14th season with a very special guest: David Letterman, making his first ever appearance on the show. Video highlights—including talk about Jay Leno and Jersey Shore—inside.
Though he's gained on him overall, Leno's lost 23% of Conan O'Brien's share of the coveted 18-49 y.o. demographic. All told, these are the worst ratings Tonight has had since it premiered, in the late 1850s. Still beating Letterman, though.
