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James Franco Talks General Hospital With Jay Leno
By Jamey Giddens on November 04, 2010

It's the guest spot that keeps on giving, at least in terms of free publicity. James Franco made an appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno Wednesday night, where the quirky, renaissance man (his new performance art project involves 70's sitcom Three's Company) discussed how he managed to get him mom on General Hospital with him. Jay Leno also praises Franco for not being one of those "snobby actors" who disses TV. Watch the interview after the jump!
Oprah Brings Leno and Letterman Together in Super Bowl Ad!
By Luke Kerr on February 08, 2010I did a double take last night watching this ad during the Super Bowl. Leave it to Oprah to bring Jay Leno and David Letterman together in an commerical that plays on the trio's decades of rumored bad blood. Watch the Super Bowl ad after the jump.
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Oprah to Sit Down With Jay Leno for One-on-One
By Luke Kerr on January 22, 2010

Ready for the low down on the late night battle between Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien? The Mighty O is headed for L.A. to interview Leno and let him tell his side of the story. According to the Huffington Post the interview will air on Thursday. Leno returns to his late-night throne on March 1.
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An Open Letter to Barbara Bloom
By J Bernard Jones on September 06, 2009
Dear Ms. Bloom,
On October 5, 2009, your network — CBS — will premiere a new version of the classic game show Let's Make a Deal as a replacement for the now canceled Guiding Light. To put it bluntly, I will not be watching.
You might be surprised by my reasons. Though in the grand scheme of things, you might not care. As a 44 year old Black man, I don't fit any demos that CBS or its advertisers care one whit about — though you ought to care about every viewer in these trying times for the networks. Nonetheless, you should know that I do not share the pitchfork & torches anger of the more vociferous Guiding Light's fans, who have vowed to never watch CBS daytime, or any show on the entire network, ever again. READ MORE

