It appears Robert Downey Jr. doesn't have an iron will when it comes to keeping a secret.
President Barack Obama traveled to Las Vegas on Monday to launch a Western trip that mixes campaigning with presidential business -- and an appearance on "The Tonight Show."
President Obama unveils a new plan to help homeowners who are underwater. CNN's Jessica Yellin has the details.
The actress and husband Lee Kirk welcomed son Weston on Sept. 24, her rep tells PEOPLE
Life has imitated art for Jenna Fischer.
The actress reveals how she overcame her fear of the masked mammal by making like a mutt
George Lopez told CNN's Piers Morgan that he's not ruling out the idea of running for mayor of Los Angeles -- eight years from now.
George Lopez tells Piers Morgan he will leave the country if Sarah Palin is ever elected President.
The Office star's first child is due in the fall, she tells Jay Leno
A new film documents the weeks following Conan O'Brien's public firing from NBC's "Tonight Show."
Those expecting a garden-variety performance doc, i.e., entertaining performances peppered with amusing backstage clips and antics will get significantly more (and less) than they bargained for in Rodman Flender's revealing and thoroughly entertaining "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop."
The singer and actress fell ill after an appearance on The Tonight Show
Comedian Jim Norton discusses his feud with Derek Jeter and how he personally ruined the "Jay Leno Show."
The starlet makes a surprise appearance on the Tonight Show scheduled to air Tuesday night
Politics is serious business -- but not all the time.
In December, Conan O'Brien told Larry King he's having a blast with his new show on TBS.
Conan O'Brien talks about meeting former 'Tonight Show' host, Johnny Carson
Jay Leno shows CNN around his garage where he attempts reconcile his love of cars with his concern for the environment.
Plus: Tell us if Conan is a hit or a miss
Conan O'Brien's return to TV Monday night stuck close to the standard late night talk show format and set, but he could boast one innovation.
CNN's Offbeat Reporter Pete Dominick examines Conan O'Brien and late night comedy during political turmoil.
On Monday night television, Conan O'Brien rides again. But until then, the comedian is saddled up for a gallop on the "Fail Whale."
We at The Frisky have always been on Team Coco. Sure, Jay Leno gives a decent monologue and David Letterman's "Late Show" is where celebrities go to unleash their inner crazy, but Conan O'Brien? He relies on good writing and quick wit to pull hilariousness from his celebrity guests.
The lesson: never park your car under Conan O'Brien's office window unless you like marshmallows in the driver's seat.
Comedian Conan O'Brien returns to the late-night television circuit Monday with a much-anticipated new show.
Conan O'Brien's making his return to late night TV. CNN's Kareen Wynter reports he's after ratings and redemption.
It's time to see if the dancing taco, explosive commercials, clever tweets and other promotions will pay off for Conan O'Brien.
Election Day is here. The rhetoric has been intense, interesting and, shall we say, passionate. Here are some things you might have missed.
The other night in San Francisco, Nolan Ryan was flipping through channels when he came across the Tonight Show.
The following is an excerpt of an article from the November 11, 2010 issue of "Rolling Stone." This issue is available Friday, October 29th on newsstands and online via Rolling Stone's premium subscription plan.
As Election Day gets closer, the rhetoric gets more intense, interesting and, shall we say, passionate. Here are some things you might have missed.
Barack Obama is no stranger to Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," having appeared there four times as senator between 2005 and 2008. But Obama's widely promoted visit tonight (11 ET, Comedy Central), in the midst of a weeklong "Daily Show" encampment in Washington, is the first time a sitting president has appeared on that late-night cable show.
After months of rumors, it's finally official: Max Weinberg won't be going with Conan O'Brien to Conan's new show on TBS.
Conan O'Brien gets all soapy and sultry in an ad promoting his new show on TBS. Showbiz Tonight's A.J. Hammer reports.
Johnny Carson, the one-time king of late night television, has left more than $150 million to his foundation some five years after his death, according to an online report.
"You go to a bank and you have a card ... I honestly don't know exactly." •Jennifer Aniston, after explaining the premise of her upcoming movie The Switch (in which her character seeks a sperm donor to have a child), responds to Jay Leno's question about how sperm banks operate on the Tonight Show Thursday.
President Barack Obama will appear on the daytime talk show "The View" Thursday.
NBC learned fairly quickly that Jay Leno at 10 p.m. was not hitting the sweet spot with viewers.
"I can't wait to interview the cast of Jersey Shore on the same lot where they filmed Casablanca," he quips
Like Conan O'Brien before him, the NBC star will emcee this year's telecast on Aug. 29
"I started to feel that I'm not sure [NBC] even really wants me here," he tells 60 Minutes
The pair perform a surprise duet of Five for Fighting's classic power ballad
The reality star tells Jay Leno she doesn't get what her ex does for a living - and defends her parenting skills
Of all the theories floating around as to where Conan O'Brien was going to end up post-NBC -- on Fox, on Comedy Central or skipping television and doing something different altogether -- no one was placing bets that he would end up on TBS.
Singing and dancing his way to cable, Conan has crowds going cuckoo for "Coco." CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
Ousted "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien will return to late-night television in November with a show on cable channel TBS, the network said Monday.
Conan O'Brien is getting back into late-night television, after signing with TBS for a show that will premiere this fall.
If you believe the ads, Ajay Bhatt is tech's version of an arrogant rock star.
"I think Conan will come back and he'll be strong," the Tonight Show host tells Joy Behar
Jay Leno expects Conan O'Brien will return to late-night television as a head-to-head competitor against NBC's "The Tonight Show."
HLN's Joy Behar talks with Jay Leno about the late night drama between him and Conan O'Brien.
Trying to set the record straight, Leno thinks he's back to late night - but, "I don't know"
Conan O'Brien is reportedly close to signing a $40 million deal to walk away from "The Tonight Show" and end a weeks-long controversy between the late-night host and NBC.
Jay Leno expects NBC to announce Tuesday that he will return to hosting "The Tonight Show," a job he handed off to Conan O'Brien last summer, the comedian said Monday night.
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel ripped into Jay Leno on his own show Thursday night, and Rosie O'Donnell -- who has been outspoken about her support of Conan O'Brien -- has canceled her January 27 appearance on "The Jay Leno Show."
NBC has been the butt of nearly every joke in late night this week, and many of them were aired on NBC itself.
O'Brien "does not currently plan on doing any more new shows after next week," says a source
Supporters of the Tonight Show host go viral with their fight
Late-night TV can usually be counted on for a steady diet of jokes. Now it is the joke.
Speculation is rampant that Conan could go to another network and face off against Leno and Letterman
"I knocked off another competitor," the talk show host quips about the NBC shakeup
Conan O'Brien suggested in a statement Tuesday that he will not accept NBC's proposal to move him and "The Tonight Show," which he's hosted for seven months, to 12:05 a.m. ET.
The TV hosts essentially let their bosses have it in Monday's monologues
Leno and O'Brien make themselves the butt of their own jokes. Jeanne Moos plays musical chairs at the talk show desk.
Jay Leno pulled no punches on his show Monday night, the first since NBC confirmed the TV host was being kicked out of his low-rated 10 p.m. slot after just three months.
But the network hopes to keep both Leno and Conan O'Brien in late-night
"I've been running four miles every day," says the TV host, whose show hits primetime in the fall
As Jay Leno leaves the "Tonight Show," HLN's AJ Hammer reflects on his rocky start, legacy and show's next host.
Jay Leno ended his 17-year reign as the host of "The Tonight Show" Friday with the children of people who met and started families while working at the long-running late-night show during his tenure, according to audience members who attended the taping.
The actor graces the Tonight Show and talks about his divorce and his pregnant girlfriend
"It's an embarrassing thing," Leno tells PEOPLE of the cause of his two days of hospitalization
"I ate a raw pig a friend brought back from Mexico," he says in his return to The Tonight Show
The host of The Tonight Show was under observation for apparent dehydration, his rep tells PEOPLE
TV talk show host Jay Leno was released from the hospital Friday, his representative said.
The TV host cancels his taping, but is "doing just fine," says a Tonight Show rep
TV talk show host Jay Leno fell ill and checked himself into a Los Angeles, California, hospital on Thursday, his representative said.
I saw President Obama laugh last week on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." I saw the president giggle on "60 Minutes."
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Anderson Cooper and panelists discuss Obama's appearance on "The Tonight Show."
An unexpected and sudden spotlight on the Special Olympics, an organization that for more than 40 years has served and honored those with intellectual disabilities, comes less than two weeks before the nonprofit launches a new campaign: Spread the Word to the End the Word.
CNN's Suzanne Malveaux looks at President Obama's appearance with Jay Leno.
Laugh and the whole world laughs with you. Give out free tickets and the whole world will come.
Comedian Jay Leno's plan to hold a free concert for the jobless of Detroit, Michigan, drew criticism from a politician in the city.
Comedian Jay Leno unveiled his own stimulus package for the jobless in Detroit, Michigan.
"We'll start at 10 p.m. right after the last hour of the Today show," Leno says in his monologue
The Tonight Show host talks about his new show premiering next year
Sen. John McCain defends Sarah Palin on "The Tonight Show", and says he probably won't run for president again.
"I sleep two hours, wake up and cry," the losing GOP candidate jokes on The Tonight Show
There may be good news for night owls.
It's amazing. I'm two weeks removed from playing in my last ever U.S. Open and I've probably gotten more attention during that time than in the rest of my 12-year career combined.
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno is an unlikely place to launch a bid to become leader of the free world, but Fred Thompson isn't the first 2008 presidential candidate to kick off his or her campaign in a non-traditional setting
Ross Mathews won over audiences on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno as the endearing, and, frankly, chubby Ross the Intern - but no more.
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