The folks at “Saturday Night Live” will be doing double duty once again this fall.  Following “Trauma” at 10 on Monday and every weeknight will be another late night foray into prime time, “The Jay Leno Show”.

President Obama capped off his two-day visit to California on Thursday with an appearance on NBC’s Tonight Show. 

On the Today Show Friday morning NBC’s Ann Curry sat down for an exclusive interview with the woman who is now a mother to fourteen children.

After the ad was submitted NBC responded that it “depicts a level of sexuality exceeding our standards” for broadcast. See for yourself….

Turn on WCBD at ten o’clock each night and it’s usually cops, doctors and other TV dramas.  Come this fall, it’ll be Jay Leno instead.

The New York Times is reporting that NBC has signed its late-night star Jay Leno to a contract that will keep him at the network and move him to prime time.

THIRTEEN LADIES ARE BARE IT ALL FOR A THEMED CALENDAR AT THE BISHOP GADSDEN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

It’s the question dominating the political scene: When will Tina Fey be back on “Saturday Night Live”?

The first of three special Thursday night editions of “Saturday Night Live” set for between now and Election Day hits the air tonight on NBC.

A new mother-daughter comedy starring Molly Shannon and Selma Blair debuts Wednesday night on NBC.

Two boys buried in an ice cave in Washington’s Cascade Mountains last month are finally talking about the ordeal.

The comedy series about a comedy series was named the best comedy series at Sunday’s emmys.