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Conan O'Brien Hits the Road

3/12/2010
Isabel Betancourt
The 'Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour' is a go.

Conan O'Brien announced his 30-city Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On Television Tour on Thursday. The comedian's live tour will begin in Eugene, Ore., on April 12 and make a stop, on April 24 and 25, at Universal Studios in Los Angeles.

Universal Studios is the entertainment complex owned by O’Brien’s former, longtime employer, NBC Universal.

Sidekick Andy Richter and members of O'Brien's band will make stops in Vancouver, British Columbia; Boulder, Colo.; Chicago; Atlantic City, N.J.; and in New York City at Radio City Music Hall. Tickets start at $39.50.

NBC Picks Up O'Brien's New Show

1/27/2010
Jeffrey Sullivan
Just a week after his last episdoe of "The Tonight Show"

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The Future of Conan O'Brien

1/11/2010
Isabel Betancourt
MTV News Breaks Down the Late-Night Comics Five Options

Conan O'Brien, who hosted Late Night for 16 years, thought he was going to be Jay Leno's successor and take the Tonight Show into the next decade with the same level of success as Leno and Johnny Carson. Only NBC's brilliant attempt at "host musical chairs" has led the comedian with five options, and according to him: "This level of sh-tiness was not expected."

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