conan

He made it all the way... to the year 2000.

He’ll start a new show on HBO Max in the future.

Conan’s coming to HBO Max with a weekly variety series.

They’ll be shot on an iPhone.

Big changes are coming to TBS’ Conan. One year after rumors the series would shrink to a weekly format, TBS and Conan O’Brien now confirm the series will instead air four nights a week as a half-hour series, while expanding Team Coco’s focus on digital and live content.

Amazon wasn’t messing around when they said they wanted their own Game of Thrones. Not only is the streaming service working on a Lord of the Rings offshoot, but Game of Thrones’ own battle specialist Miguel Sapochnik is working on a new TV adaptation of Conan the Barbarian.

This may sound hard to believe, but back when Conan O'Brien arrived in Los Angeles as a starry-eyed (and possibly starving) television writer about three decades ago, gigs weren't just raining from the sky. The future late-night host had to take on some strange bits to make ends meet, including popping up in this NAMM (that's National Association of Music Merchants, in case you're not hip to esoteric professional groups) training video as the "opinionated type of customer."

It'll be at least a month before Ron Burgundy graces our lives with the long-awaited sequel 'Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues,' but 'Conan' watchers needn't wait so long. The mustachioed one himself took over the show Wednesday night to preview his new book, give thoughts on ugly babies and spearhead the reelection campaign for infamous Toronto mayor Rob Ford!

When your phone rings and you don't recognize the number, do you answer it anyway?  I used to figure that if it's someone I know that isn't in my system, they could leave a message. I mean, how hard is it to say,"Bob, this is Bertha (I don't know anybody named Bertha, but I can tell you this much; If your name is Bertha, everyone will automatically put the adjective "big" before you

Conan O’Brien’s show is in New York City all this week, and last night guest Hugh Jackman not only impersonated the host — with the help of a mask — he also showed Conan how to be more like George Clooney.