The late-night TV hosts have their loyal celebrities they can count on. June 10, 2009— -- For Conan, it's Will Ferrell. Leno has Oprah and Seinfeld. Julia Roberts and Drew Barrymore favor ...

In Nielsen’s 56 metered markets, household results were: “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” 3.1/8; CBS’s “Late Show with David Letterman,” 2.9/7; and ABC’s combo of “Nightline,” 3.4/8; and “Jimmy ...

You know how much we hated when that talentless treacherous tardclown known as Jay Leno betrayed Conan O’Brien and stole The Tonight Show from him, the same way he betrayed David Letterman. That’s why ...

With his nemesis finally put away for good, the greatest late night host in history, David Letterman, announced today that 2015 will be his final year hosting CBS' The Late Show with David Letterman.

"Jimmy Kimmel Live” will move to 11:35 p.m. in January -- a move that'll put pressure on the two big boys and instantly propell ABC into the late-night battles. And what is good for “Kimmel” is not so ...

The grade-school antics of the Late Night Feud of 2013 may have officially concluded with NBC's announcement Wednesday that Jimmy Fallon would take over The Tonight Show from Jay Leno next February.

Jay Leno is taking aim at modern late-night comedy shows, claiming the hosts are isolating half their viewers in an interview released just days after Stephen Colbert got the boot from CBS. The former ...

Jay Leno, who previously helmed The Tonight Show, criticized late-night hosts whose political jokes only appeal to "half their audience." During a recent interview Ronald Reagan Presidential ...

Jay Leno is pushing back against the rise of partisan politics in late-night comedy, saying hosts today are dividing audiences with one-sided jokes. “I’d get letters saying, ‘You and your Republican ...

The former Tonight Show host thinks a dose of bothsidesism will punch up the late-night scene. Jay Leno at the 2021 Britweek Luxury Car Rally in Los Angeles Why is it that every time a great late ...

In the midst of this fall’s electoral chaos, judicial rancor and bipartisan befuddlement, at least one major American institution stood firm in our darkest hour: “Saturday Night Live.” Yes, our shoddy ...