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Los Angeles fires, the former late-night host, 74, has been driving to relief sites in his own fire truck to feed the first responders.On Monday, Leno spoke with CNN’s Anderson Cooper in an impromptu interview about the disaster relief he is providing to those working around the clock to put out the blazes.As winds are expected to reach up to 70 mph between Tuesday, Jan. 14, and Wednesday, Jan. 15, Leno told Anderson, 57, he “drove a 1941 American LaFrance fire truck” to lend a hand and teased, “It’s good to have your own fire truck when you live in LA.” “We’re cooking for the crew,” the comedian elaborated.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Proctor, a British producer involved in making Brian Epstein biopic Midas Man, appeared in court today to face a charge of stalking an actress.

Amber Ruffin is no longer performing at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner this year.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor One of the most coveted jobs in television is quickly becoming one of the hardest to keep filled. Taylor Tomlinson is the latest participant in a lengthening parade of comics and talk-show hosts who have decided that a perch in late-night TV is just not for them. Tomlinson announced Wednesday that she would leave the two-season-old “After Midnight” on CBS despite the offer of a third cycle this fall and the backing of Stephen Colbert, who hosts “The Late Show” an hour before her program airs.

As he presented the Mark Twain Prize to Conan O’Brien at the end of a ceremony at the Kennedy Center this evening, David Letterman said to the audience, “I’m not a historian, but I believe that history will show, in history for all time, this will have been the most entertaining gathering of the resistance, ever.”

Conan O’Brien is being recognized for his work in comedy.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “7th Heaven” actors Jeremy London and Kyle Searles reckon with co-star Stephen Collins‘ sexual misconduct for the first time in an episode of ID Discovery’s upcoming series “Hollywood Demons” (via The Daily Beast). Collins starred as patriarch Eric Camden on all 11 seasons of the family drama series. He confessed in 2014 to prior sexual misconduct with three underage girls.

Jimmy Kimmel, who has hosted the Oscars four times, injected some late-night wars humor into his reaction to Conan O’Brien’s debut as Oscar host.

Monica Lewinsky is reflecting on her treatment in the media, including late night hosts like Jay Leno.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor George Armitage, who directed, wrote and produced films including “Grosse Pointe Blank” and “Miami Blues,” died Saturday in Playa del Rey, his son Brent confirmed. He was 83.

Hollywood Squares will return for another go-round. Just ahead of its Season 1 finale, CBS announced Thursday it has renewed the popular revival series for a second season.

Tim Allen is shifting gears by bringing in another stand-up comedian to help generate some laughs on his ABC sitcom.

Jay Leno, laughter has been the best medicine in coping with wife Mavis’ ongoing battle with dementia.“I still make her laugh every day, and that’s always fun,” Leno, 74, told The Post.In fact, the couple — who have been married for 45 years — share some laughs rewatching some of his funny moments from hosting “The Tonight Show.”“We go back on YouTube — they have all the ‘Headlines’ [segments] that we did over the years. And my wife enjoys those, and it’s like she forgets that she just saw it, so she laughs again at the same jokes.

“Midas Man” — the new biopic of Beatles manager Brian Epstein — Jay Leno didn’t aim to put on a “really big show” as the TV legend.“They didn’t want an impression of Ed Sullivan,” the longtime “Tonight Show” host told The Post. “They just wanted someone who was a TV presenter.“So I said, ‘I’m gonna get killed because I don’t do an impression.’ But it was OK. I think people understood that I wasn’t trying to [imitate him].”The film, which is streaming on Olyn, depicts how The Beatles made their US TV debut on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb.

“Emilia Pérez,” “The Brutalist” and “Wicked,” which lead the nominees for the 97th Academy Awards, announced early Thursday.And as the countdown begins to Oscar night on March 2, Jay Leno is rooting for first-time host Conan O’Brien.“I think he’ll be great,” Leno, 74, exclusively told The Post. “He’s a very funny guy. He’s very creative.

Jay Leno is among the Angelenos pitching in to help those fighting the wildfires in Los Angeles.

Three days after Hollywood Square reboot’s Jan. 16 premiere on CBS, the game show will get major exposure behind the network’s telecast of the AFC Divisional Playoff Game between Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills on Jan. 19.

Jay Leno has denied rumours that he has a gambling debt and he is “being beaten up by the mob”.It comes after the former Tonight Show host was recently seen wearing an eye patch following an incident which left him with a black eye, bruised face and bandaged wrist.According to Leno, at the time, he fell after walking down a hill to a restaurant near his hotel.In recent years, he also suffered third-degree burns in a garage fire in 2022. Leno explained at the time the accident happened while working on the undercarriage of a 1907 White Motor Co steam car with his long-time friend Dave Killackey.Just months after the incident, Leno also broke his collarbone, two ribs and cracked his kneecaps in a motorcycle accident.Now, in a new interview with Bill Maher on his Club Random podcast, Maher referred to a series of claims in The Inquirer. He asked: “It’s a conspiracy theory since you’ve had three accidents that you actually have gambling debts and you’re being beaten up by the mob.”Leno denied the claims and said: “I love the idea that the mob would drive to Greenberg, Pennsylvania, wait outside the Hampton Inn on a kind of sleety, rainy day to throw me down a hill.”Maher then clarified that, the hill incident was just a “cover story,” and that “they just beat you like the mob always does.” He also referenced Leno’s motorcyle accident.“What happened was, the guy had a rope across his driveway and it cut me,” Leno explained, referring to the latter“I got a new face when my face caught fire, and two months later [the motorcycle accident] tore my face, I had to call my face guy, ‘I need another face.'”He also said that if he owed money to the mafia: “I like the idea that they wouldn’t just take one of my cars to pay the gambling

Bill Maher piled on the insults at Jay Leno’s expense following theories that the legendary late-night host’s recent injuries were the results of his gambling debts.Sitting down for Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, Maher brought up the brutal facial wound that Leno suffered when he fell down a hill while at a hotel in Pennsylvania in November.“It’s a conspiracy theory, since you’ve had three accidents that you actually have gambling debts and that you’re being beaten up by the mob,” Maher said, referencing an article about the baseless claim.Leno was all in on the outlandish theories ridiculing the premise and how the mob would get to him.“I love the idea that the mob would drive to Greenburg, Pennsylvania, wait outside the Hampton Inn on kind of a sleety, rainy day to throw me down the hill.” the 74-year-old said.Maher, 68, defended the bizarre theories and quipped that Leno made up the story of falling down a hill to hide his supposed gambling problems.“That’s not what they’re saying, please don’t mischaracterize,” Maher interjected. “They’re saying throw you down the hill was your cover story, and they just beat you up like the mob always does.”Leno was staying at a Hampton Inn hotel outside Pittsburgh and opted to walk down a “60 to 70-foot” hill to get to a nearby restaurant.The comedian lost his footing and rolled down the hill, hitting his head on a rock, which knocked him in the eye.Leno was spotted wearing an eye patch when he grabbed lunch at an In-N-Out days later.Maher referenced a motorcycle accident that severely injured Leno as he broke his collarbone and ribs in Jan.

Jay Leno used Taylor Swift to get him out of a sticky situation!

J. Kim Murphy Scott L. Schwartz, a former professional wrestler turned screen actor who made an impression playing the heavy Bruiser in Steven Soderbergh’s “Ocean’s” heist trilogy, died Nov.