The Tonight Show interview
Aaliyah speaks about her role on her debut movie Romeo Must Die, and her love for vampires.
I love vampires, I have to be a vampire.
More Than a Woman performance
Aaliyah sings her hit song, More Than a Woman on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. This is her last performance from her third album, Aaliyah. Jay Leno:
The Aaliyah album has gotten terrific reviews.
O Magazine interview
Leno discusses when he decided to pursue comedy as a career in an interview with O Magazine.
I always had day jobs, and I did comedy at night. I’d put my comedy money in one pocket and my job money in another, and I’d live on my comedy money. I still do. When it got to the point that one night of comedy was more than a week’s worth of day job money, I thought, Let me get myself some more nights of comedy and lose this regular job.
Tonight Show interview
Bynes chats about her 21st birthday party, her new movie Sydney White and her parents in an interview on The Tonight Show.
I am a comic book collector in real life, I have 400 Archie comics.
Jay Leno interview
Seacrest interviews Leno during On Air With Ryan Seacrest about joke topics he wants to preform at the Charlie Sheen roast.
The economy because let’s face it nobody’s created more jobs this year, than Charlie Sheen. The guy knows about stimulus packages.
Joking Bad
Fallon performs a Breaking Bad parody, with cameos by Cranston, Odenkirk, Paul and Leno.
Comedy show for troops planned
On The Today Show, Roker, as part of the show’s Shine a Light series, announces he will shine a light on American troops and the sacrifices they have made for their country. Roker will join Jay Leno, Kevin Eubanks, Craig Robinson, Iliza Shlesinger and the United Service Organizations (USO) to put on a comedy show for the military in the Middle East in October 2014. Roker has set up a fundraising site at https://www.crowdrise.com/roker All proceeds will go to support the USO and its programs for the troops and their families.
Gives a car to wounded veteran
0 CommentsLeno gives a brand new Dodge Hellcat to Cpl. Ethan Laberge, a veteran wounded in Afghanistan. Leno meets Laberge while on his USO comedy tour. Leno:
Everybody helps the soldiers with medical issues and all those important things, but sometimes, that can be like getting socks for Christmas. You want to give them something that’s fun, something that has nothing to do with what happened to them.