When the whole situation was going down at NBC, we felt bad for Conan O'Brien, but we feel it is time for Conan to stop whining and grow a pair. This isn't like the movie Twilight where people get to choose teams, for the most part, almost everyone was on Team Coco.  But now someone needs to tell Coco to stop complaining about Jay Leno and

  Conan O'Brien is back on T.V. but he is not going to Fox.  He is instead going to TBS for his new late-night show.  According to numerous media outlets, Fox was the leading station to sign Conan, so we are rather surprised he chose TBS over Fox.  Conan spoke about the good news on twitter, “The good news: I will be doing a show on

  So much for the bad economy that we are currently in, because Conan O'Brien is now jobless but unlike most Americans he will not be receiving unemployment.  After his spot on the Tonight Show was taken by NBC and returned to Jay "the chin" Leno, Conan is now singing, am in the money.   Tmz is reporting the funny man has been offered $32.5 Million to possibly

After some tough negotiation by Conan O'Brien and the execs at NBC, both sides have struck a deal that would leave Conan jobless and extremely rich.  The amount decided on has not been made public, but since NBC owed Conan over $80 Million on his contract, it is safe to say Conan got a hefty chunk. The deal doesn't end there.  There are also stipulations that

This mess all started when NBC felt they needed to move Jay Leno back to his original time slot, but never brought it up to the guy (Conan O'Brien) who currently occupied that time slot. Now NBC has a new set of problems.  Amid rumors that Conan is not going to stick around, Jay is now been rumored to leave NBC also.  It seems Jay is

Conan O'Brien is telling NBC no on the new time slot. He is now forcing NBC's hand on their next move. Now NBC has one of 2 options, one to adhere to his demand and keep him at his regular time slot or let him go and pay him the remainder of his contract which stands at $80 Million. UPDATE: TMZ is now confirming

One can't help but feel sorry for late night talk show host Conan O'Brien as NBC has yanked his talk show time slot away from him just to give it back to his predecessor Jay Leno. Just days after NBC announced their bombshell decision to give Leno back his coveted 11:35 time slot, comes news that O'Brien is now left with three options.  TMZ breaks down