Jay Leno is planning another free “Comedy Stimulus” show for people hit hard by job layoffs as a result of the cash-strapped economy.
The star of NBC’s The Tonight Show says he’ll perform on the house in Ohio next month following the loss of thousands of DHL shipping jobs. Jay’s free Ohio show takes place May 10 in Wilmington, a community of 12,000 approximately 30 miles southeast of Dayton, which has been described as devastated by the DHL plant’s recent move to Kentucky.
Leno gave two free performances in Detroit earlier this month.
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President Barack Obama paid a visit to The Tonight Show on Thursday, where he jokingly discussed everything from the AIG bailout and March Madness to the pending arrival of the long-awaited White House dog.
In case you missed it, here’s a video of Ellen DeGeneres’ appearance on Leno last night.
The Emmy-winning daytime hostess lamented about the perils of “being a model now,” stating that as CoverGirl’s newest spokesmodel, she can never figure out just how she should sit.
Ellen, who started Twittering on Monday, has embarked on a quest to become the first person other than Oprah or First Lady Michelle Obama to cover an issue of O Magazine.
British singing star Lily Allen continued her campaign to crack the American music market with a live performance of her new single, “The Fear,” on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Monday night.
Actress Jennifer Aniston, who celebrates her 40th birthday this month, stopped by Leno last night to promote the premiere of her new romantic comedy, He’s Just Not That Into You.
Jimmy Fallon, who will replace Conan O’Brien on NBC Late Night once Conan takes over for Jay Leno on The Tonight Show later this year, appeared on Leno Monday to promote his webisodes, but wound up drenched water after an exchange with Jay.