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VIDEO: What's Funny About the Lindsay Lohan Saturday Night Live Promos?

• Feb 29, 2012 06:37 PM ET
• by Hanh Nguyen

Lindsay Lohan returns to Studio 8H to host Saturday Night Live with musical guest Jack White this week, but will she bring the funny?

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In these NBC promos, we see LiLo and cast member Keenan Thompson goofing around and even playing with the concept of "Lind-sanity" (their word, not ours). But we couldn't help but notice that Lohan is looking a little... stiffer around the face these days? Has she had some work done? Has community service altered her appearance?

Lindsay Lohan to Host Saturday Night Live for the Fourth Time

• Feb 19, 2012 11:47 AM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

Lindsay Lohan will return to Stage 8H on March 3 to host Saturday Night Live for the fourth time. The actress, 25, will be joined by musical guest Jack White.

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The hosting gig will mark one of Lohan's first on-screen appearances in... read more

Ratings: Conan O'Brien Has a Successful Debut

• Nov 9, 2010 02:22 PM ET
• by Robyn Ross

Conan O'Brien scored a victory over NBC in his debut.

His new TBS show attracted 4.2 million viewers, beating the 3.5 million who tuned into Jay Leno's Tonight Show on NBC and the 3.4 million who watched David Lettermen's Late Show on CBS. Jon Stewart's The Daily Show on Comedy Central drew 1.3 million viewers.

Roush Review: Mostly Cuckoo for Conan

• Nov 9, 2010 12:54 PM ET
• by Matt Roush

On his first night back in the late-night saddle, Conan O'Brien killed — and was killed, Sonny Corleone-style, riddled with bullets as he left the NBC gates in his hilarious cold open. Then the guests came on, and he died a little. And then he roared back to life, jamming and clowning with ...
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Conan on TBS: For The First Show, He’s Still Not Over It

• Nov 9, 2010 01:30 AM ET
• by Denise Martin

Nine months, $40 million and legions of Team Coco fans later, Conan O'Brien is still not over it.

Or, at least, for the purposes of kicking off his new late-night show Conan, he isn't. Monday's premiere was all about sticking it to his former colleagues at NBC by reminding viewers that he was dumped one last time. Hopefully, that was the last time.

In the many interviews O'Brien gave between jobs, he relived his unceremonious exit from NBC's The Tonight Show over and over. More recently, he also expressed the desire to move on, to crack jokes that don't involve himself as jilted late-night host, or his former employer. (Getting the Masturbating Bear back in action for his basic-cable debut was a welcome move!)