Think back to earlier this year, and you'll recall the fiasco that those of us at Buzz fondly refer to as the NBC Late Night Controversy of 2010. It all started when The Jay Leno Show started tanking in its 10 p.m. time slot, angering local NBC affiliates. To soothe matters, the network voted to move Leno back to 11:35 p.m. — in the spot that was occupied by The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien. Read more

Rumors about the fate of Conan O'Brien's career have been flying for months, but now it's official: the late-night host will move to TBS. He said, "In three months I've gone from network television to Twitter to performing live in theaters, and now I'm headed to basic cable. My plan is working perfectly." Conan's new hour-long show will premiere in November (after the World Series) at 11 p.m., Read more

Molly Shannon is set to guest star on Glee as Sue's nemesis — The Ausiello Files Phil Harris, captain of The Deadliest Catch, has sadly passed away — PopWatch Summit picks up Seth Rogen and James McAvoy's I'm With Cancer, while Bryce Dallas Howard joins the cast — The Playlist The creator of Breaking Bad talks about what to expect when season three returns next month — PopCandy Susan Read more

So much for any bad blood between Conan O'Brien and NBC. Despite all that the network put him through — and O'Brien's own counterattacks over the past few weeks — it seems that any animosity has gone by the wayside. Not even a week after O'Brien signed the deal to end his run on the Tonight Show, NBC is picking up a pilot from his production company, Conaco. Titled "Justice," the series Read more

It's a big night of TV for a good cause: Hope for Haiti Now is taking over your television set and airing on every major network. You think I'm exaggerating? Check out What to TiVo. The show is reportedly on track to being the most widely distributed telethon in history, and with George Clooney pulling the strings to orchestrate the entire event, it's sure to feature one big name after another. Read more

Ashton Kutcher is hosting Saturday Night Live on Feb. 6 — The Wrap Leno and Letterman trade low blows on last night's shows — PopWatch Iron Man 2's additional villains have been revealed . . . via their toy line? — Cinematical The 10 unlikeliest kids' movie stars, including Alec Baldwin — Rotten Tomatoes Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie will re-record "We Are the World" to benefit Haiti Read more

Conan O'Brien signed his deal with NBC and will be saying goodbye to the network this Friday, but before then he's sticking it to them however he can including a skit where he bought the rights to a Rolling Stones song and more! Plus, watch how David Beckham reacts to a grabby interview and Brittany Murphy's husband and mother speak out about her death. Watch Popsugar Rush for all that and more! Read more

Finally, all the drama is over. Conan O'Brien has signed a deal with NBC for more than $40 million to walk away from The Tonight Show. O'Brien's manager, Gavin Polone, was the one to confirm the news today, saying that Conan solved the last sticking point of his employees' severance himself: In the end, Conan was appreciative of the steps NBC made to take care of his staff and crew and decided to Read more