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Conan O'Brien Releases Tour Dates

Conan O'Brien To Take Live Show on the Road

Conan O’Brien will be hitting the road for a national tour beginning in mid-April!

The former Tonight Show host will apparently likely have Andy Richter with him for the shows; Max Weinberg and the band are also possibly coming along, according to THR’s Roger Friedman.

The tour’s first stop will reportedly be on the west coast; stops will also include Los Angeles and New York. More details are coming soon!

Conan O'Brien Joins Twitter

Wondering what Conan O’Brien has been up to since leaving his post at NBC? According to his new Twitter account, created today, interviewing a squirrel in his backyard.

The 46-year-old entertainer created a Twitter account today and racked up over 100,000 followers within a few hours of joining and having his account verified by the microblogging site!

Follow Conan on Twitter at @conanobrien and JustJared.com @justjared!

Conan O'Brien Pays Out Of His Own Pocket

NBC Picks Up Conan O'Brien Pilot

NBC has picked up a pilot from Conan O’Brien’s production company, Conaco.

Justice tells the story of a Supreme Court justice who quits his job and starts his own legal practice, according to Deadline.com. John Eisendrath, who’s worked on Alias, Felicity and My Own Worst Enemy, will serve as executive producer.

Sources say that Conan had no idea the pilot would get picked up and that the deal was not related to his exit contract with the network.

Win A Portrait of Conan O’Brien -- Made of Cheetos!!!

Conan O’Brien may not be the host of The Tonight Show anymore, but the public support for the comedian has never been stronger.

Cheetos partnered with artist Jason Baalman to create this portrait, 5 feet by 4 feet in size and made with 2000 individual Cheetos! The art took 50 bags in three flavors of the cheese curls to create and 3 weeks to complete!

JustJared.com is running this contest exclusively, giving away this one-of-a-kind portrait to one very lucky Conan fan!

HOW TO ENTER: Leave a comment here with a valid email address (will not be published) and ONE winner will be chosen at random at the end of the contest. Enter as many times as you want! This contest ends next Thursday, February 4 @ 4:59PM EST. US only. Good luck!

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NBC Confirms Conan's Last Day is January 22

Conan O’Brien’s final show as the host of The Tonight Show is tomorrow (January 22), NBC said in a statement. Check it:

“NBC and Conan O’Brien have reached a resolution of the issues surrounding O’Brien’s contract to host The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien.

“Under terms of an agreement that was signed earlier today, NBC and O’Brien will settle their contractual obligations and the network will release O’Brien from his contract, freeing him to pursue other opportunities after September 1, 2010.

O’Brien will make his final appearance as host of The Tonight Show on January 22.”

NBC also confirmed that Jay Leno will return to host The Tonight Show on March 1 and Jimmy Fallon will stay in his 12:35 a.m. timeslot.

There you have it.

Conan & NBC Officially Split

Tonight Show host Conan O’Brien has officially called it quits with NBC, his manager Gavin Polone confirmed on Thursday morning (January 21). Here’s what’s being speculated about the agreement:

Conan’s last show will be tomorrow (January 22) and he won’t be able to work for another network until September 1.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Conan will make off with $32 million, with an additional $12 million going to his staff.

“In the end, Conan was appreciative of the steps NBC made to take care of his staff and crew, and decided to supplement the severance they were getting out of his own pocket,” Polone told The Wrap. “Now he just wants to get back on the air as quickly as possible.”

NBC has not commented on the agreement yet but is expected to make an announcement later today. It’s expected that Jay Leno will return to Tonight on March 1.

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