Jay Leno in the News

Bring It On Home: Los Angeles

A group from St. Louis wears Cardinals shirts while posing with Jay Leno on the set of "The Tonight Show" at the NBC studios in Burbank, Calif. The visitors with Leno are (from left) Michael and Deb Everding, Art and Deb Risley, Barb and Charlie Roach, Patty Schell and Al Flanigan.

Ference put back together

BOSTON - Injured defenseman Andrew Ference has become to the Bruins what a BSA Lightning is to Jay Leno - just another terrific motorcycle in a fleet of them.

Leno show 'amazing'

Amanda Clement watches The Tonight Show "religiously," so seeing host Jay Leno perform live at Caesars Windsor on New Year's Eve was almost a religious experience.

A Large-Size Focus on Life Lived Small

The Audubon Insectarium is the largest museum in the nation devoted solely to insects and their arthropod relations.

TV Highlights

"Homeland Security USA" (Channel 7 at 8) is previewed by Tom Shales on Page C7.

O'Neill Opines On Campaigns And Late Night TV Hustings

Among the outtakes we're left to ponder after the presidential election is this one: candidate appearances on late-night talk shows reached a new high. For the record, there were a total of 110 candidate-appearances on the late-night comedy shows, according to the Center for Media and Public Affairs. Accounting for nearly three quarters of such on-set appearances were "The Tonight Show With Jay ...

The Snuggie: Satan's comforter?

By Marc Bernardin Marc Bernardin is haunted by the TV ad throughout his holiday break, and asks: Anyone else creeped out by this garment?

TV Highlights

"Antiques Roadshow" (Channels 22 and 26 at 8 p.m.) kicks off its 13th season in Palm Springs, Calif., with a painting that, unbeknown to its soon-to-be-wealthy owner, is worth around half a million dollars.