May 28th, 2009 - The Huffington Post
In the past two decades, Jay Leno has interviewed everyone from Hillary Clinton to Henry Kissinger on the "Tonight Show" and now, in his final week as host, his team has compiled the best moments from these appearances.
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Jay Leno gets the last laugh
May 29th, 2009 - UPI
WASHINGTON, May 29 (UPI) -- It's the end of an era -- but not really. Friday night, will be saying goodbye to the "Tonight Show" on NBC that he's hosted with reliable hilarity and unfailing good nature for almost exactly 17 years...
Jay Leno has logged more than 30000 jokes about politicians, says ...
May 28th, 2009 - Entertainment Weekly
Jay Leno, who will step down from The Tonight Show on Friday, has told more than 33,000 jokes about political figures since he took over the late-night spot in 1992, according to a study from the Center for Media and Public Affairs...
Conan O'Brien ready to make mark on 'Tonight Show'
May 26th, 2009 - BostonHerald
Brookline’s Conan O’Brien is ready to make his debut as the host of NBC’s coveted ratings leader “The Tonight Show” Monday night at 11:35 on WHDH (Ch...
Heir to the chair: The 'Tonight Show' torch pass
May 25th, 2009 - kansascity
It's not George W. Bush-to-Barack Obama, but the Jay Leno-to-Conan O'Brien torch passing will certainly be historic. With O'Brien booked as his last "Tonight Show" guest on Friday...
Inside Jay Leno's Closet: Not His Clothes
May 22nd, 2009 - People
Jay Leno might have to find a new desk and chair when he leaves the Tonight Show next Friday for his upcoming weeknight comedy hour in the fall, but one worry he won't have is what to wear.
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2:48The Tonight Show - History of Conan O'Brien
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4:09Jay Leno talks about Most memorable "Tonight Show"moments on Ellen 2009-May-13
After 17 years, Jay Leno is stepping down as host of NBC's "Tonight Show." Before his final show airs, Jay stopped by to see Ellen and share some of his favorite moments from the long-running classic show, including a very touching story about John F. Kennedy, Jr.
2:02Jay Leno says goodbye to 'The Tonight Show'
Television host Jay Leno has quit his career on Friday night after hosting the super hit 'The Tonight show' on NBC for 17 years.
