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Jay Leno

Exclusive! Top Secret Info on How NBC Makes Programming Decisions!
, Oct 14, 2009
Thanks to an insider at the Peacock Network, we've got the scoop on why they canceled Southland!
NBC Cancels "Southland". Jay Leno to Blame?
, Oct 8, 2009
One of the more promising gay characters on network TV is gone thanks to NBC's lack of vision.
Barney Frank Gives Jay's 10@10
, Sep 22, 2009
When was the last time Barney Frank went skinny dipping? Find out as he answers Jay's 10@10.
Jay Leno on gay marriage, Jeff Whitty and more
, Aug 10, 2009
The host of The Jay Leno Show on how his thinking has changed when it comes to go humor and how he's been treated in the past.
AfterElton Briefs: Gaymers unite, Conan pulls a Leno, Capt. Janeway steps out with NPH, and more!
, Jul 16, 2009
Plus Miami Social is "stupid", Agents are greedy, and marriage-equality is a hot topic at Sonia Sotomayer's confirmation hearing.
Watch and discuss: Ross tackles the Super Bowl on "The Tonight Show"
, Feb 11, 2009
Jay Leno sent gay reporter Ross Mathews to interview the players before the big game. Was it a touchdown or a ... wait, what's the opposite of a touchdown, again?
Grammy-nominated Emmy winner Kathy Griffin talks Lance Bass, ANT, and her gay chatrooms on "The Tonight Show"
, Dec 4, 2008
The newly-Grammy-nominated comic dropped by Jay Leno's couch to talk about as much gay stuff as she could fit into one interview.
Lost in space training: Are two inches of Lance Bass MIA?
, Nov 11, 2008
Lance Bass talked on The Tonight Show about his cosmonaut-training experience, revealing that he returned from space camp two inches shorter.
Ellen talks Proposition 8 and gay marriage on Jay Leno
, Oct 1, 2008
Ellen shares her personal wedded bliss and urges voters across the country to oppose hate.
"Access Hollywood", "ET", and more cover the Pride Month kickoff and symbolic commitment ceremony
, Jun 6, 2008
T.R. Knight and Mark Cornelsen stepped out for gay marriage rights, and the mainstream media stepped out with them.