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Jay Leno returns to "The Tonight Show" on Monday, and so does his desk -- a sign that struggling network NBC wants its flagship late-night TV program to return to normal after Conan O'Brien failed as its host.

Adam Lambert will indeed be appearing on “The Tonight Show” on Tuesday — along with the former governor of Alaska, conservative Sarah Palin. But don't expect too many sparks.

Mr. Eubanks has told colleagues that he will definitely leave his post after an interim transition period starting March 1.

There's no occasion to it, and that seems about right. As far too many of us know, Jay Leno, who has been parked weeknights at 10 p.m. since September, is moving back to "The Tonight Show," the job he left at the end of May.

Ratings drop for NBC talk show gave CBS more ad rev -- NBC's 10 p.m. Jay Leno debacle has been good for CBS, according to Eye entertainment prexy Nina Tassler.

Other networks have approached the "Tonight Show" host after NBC indicated it would return Jay Leno to his late-night time slot.

Although NBC shot down rumors Thursday that it would be canceling the low-rated “The Jay Leno Show,” unconfirmed reports indicate a major lineup shuffle may be in the works.

'Tyra' to end run in the spring -- Following Oprah Winfrey and Bonnie Hunt's announcements that they're stepping away, Tyra Banks is the latest to leave the talkshow game.

Sarah Palin made a surprise appearance on "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" on Friday — and turned the tables on actor William Shatner.

Much of the prime-time audience lost to NBC when Jay Leno moved into prime-time has gone not to its rivals but the digital video recorder.