Television Academy Hall of Fame honoree Conan O'Brien discusses the future of late night TV and praised Stephen Colbert ...

Conan O’Brien shared his predictions for the future of late-night television at a Saturday night award show, following ...

Former television host Conan O’Brien sees the writing on the wall for late-night TV, but he offered a different prediction for Stephen Colbert. The former host of […] ...

Conan O'Brien has come home again. The comedian was a guest Tuesday on NBC's "The Tonight Show," marking his first appearance on the late-night program since he was ousted as its host in 2010.

O’Brien didn’t last eight months on “The Tonight Show” and left following a messy, public split with NBC, but he would be just fine. In 2010, he returned as host of TBS’ new late-night ...

He found himself on the other side of the desk. Former late-night TV personality Conan O’Brien returned to “The Tonight Show” on Tuesday for the first time since exiting the job in 2010.

The 62-year-old broadcaster - who has hosted talk shows including Late Night with Conan O'Brien, The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, and Conan (2010-2021) - believes the entire industry is ...

The last time Conan O’Brien took hit up the Tonight Show stage in person was for the final episode of his short-lived stint as host, which aired in January 2010.

March 11, 2010 -- It's official: Conan O'Brien 's hitting the road. Starting in April, the ousted former "Tonight Show" host will headline a two-month-long live, comedy-music tour.

O’Brien didn’t stay off the airwaves for too long, returning to late-night in November 2010 on basic-cable network TBS. “Conan” would run for nearly 11 years.

Conan O'Brien's history with The Tonight Show was a tumultuous one because only he had the job for seven months. NBC retired Jay Leno from the late-night series in 2009 only to turn around and ...

In late 2010, O'Brien signed on with TBS to host the late-night talk show Conan, which aired for 11 seasons before he retired.