Justin Timberlake talks to Jay Leno about what it was like to meet and work with Madonna on Four Minutes. He also talks about his golf game, a far sexier topic of conversation for most male viewers.

Late night hosts David Letterman, Conan, O'Brien and Jay Leno are back, some with writers, some with beards. Caveman chic came back with late night TV. David Letterman was able to strike a deal with the WGA as an independent...

We don't know what's more uncomfortable about this video: Johnny Rotten taking on Ron Paul, or Johnny Rotten himself. Either way, watching the Sex Pistols on the Tonight Show makes some of our heads spin; isn't this exactly...

Halle Berry brought some morphed photos of her on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." She said that one picture that enlarged her nose looked like her Jewish cousin. She quickly asked whether she'd just ruined her whole career.

She's feeling ignored, and it's her monthly visit from Aunt Flo. Won't somebody please show the disembodied mystery voice in the photo booth at the Los Angeles fair some love?

Britt Daniel's string of catchy hits continues with "Black Like Me," the latest single off his new album "Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga." Currently building steam on television spots and indie radio, Spoon continues to be the most...

It's Here! It's Here! It's Here! After 18 years, "The Simpsons Movie" is here! To wet your appetite while you're calling Moviefone, check out Homer Simpson handling "The Tonight Show" monologue. As with most Leno openings, he...

Leno pokes fun at Hillary's multiple campaign-trail accents and the DC madam in this recent monologue. The clip is a bit slow in the middle but worth watching if only to see Hillary talk like Cheech Marin.

Leno brings three of the top, er, bottom, examples of the Jaywalking food chain. Here, we have a mortgage broker, a student and a loan officer, one of whom knows how to spell "U.N." This...ain't..."Jeopardy"!

"What's the soup du jour?" "It's the soup of the day." "Mmmmmm. That sounds good, I'll have that." This exchange comes courtesy of "Dumb & Dumber," which is fitting here in more ways than one.