With Jay Leno's career as host of "The Tonight Show" officially wrapped up despite a promised television resurrection next fall, all eyes are on his replacement Conan O'Brien, who takes the hosting reigns this evening. For any of you comic book fans looking to check out Conan's prime time string dance, here's some added incentive to tune in long enough for Conan's own "Late Night" replacement, Jimmy Fallon.
According to his Twitter feed, Jon Favreau will be a guest tonight on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," though the "Iron Man 2" director will not be appearing on the show in person -- he'll be broadcasting straight from the set of the superhero sequel. Read More...
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This evening, Jay Leno will make his last appearance as the host of "The Tonight Show" before handing over the reigns to Conan O'Brien, who makes his debut on Monday. But Leno's departure from the late night talk show doesn't mean he's leaving television -- the host and his prominent chin will return in the fall with an all-new primetime talk show, set a mere hour before O'Brien's time slot.
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