The video depicts the over-the-top antics of comedians and famous car collectors Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno as they bid to be the first in line to take delivery on the first Acura NSX supercar.

The commercial builds on the hype that was created around the NSX concept that was unveiled earlier this month in Detroit.

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While on Jay Leno, the American Idol judge talked about her music career, her family and her wish to have more kids. Jennifer Lopez came across as sexy as ever. It seemed as if her career was drying up but now her star is as bright as ever. She seems happy and her excitement is contagious.

Here are the Jennifer Lopez babydoll dress pictures. Oh and check out those legs!

Jennifer Lopez Babydoll Dress

Jennifer Lopez Babydoll

Jennifer Lopez on Jay Leno

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Check out the videos below from Dwyane Wade’s appearance on the show.

Dwyane Wade from the Miami Heat does a kiddie rap for Jay.

Dwyane Wade talks new teammates, new slogans and game rituals.

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Now, the Queen of talk shows, will be interviewing Jay Leno, the man who so many people are angry with right now. On her Friday show, Oprah revealed that she would be flying over to Los Angeles for the interview.

The interview will air on Thursday, January 28th. Jay Leno will be resuming his spot on The Tonight Show on March 1st.

Will you guys tune in for the interview?

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Now, it’s been less than a year and NBC is making a huge mess of things.  They’ve canceled the variety show they had given Leno and now they want him to have some crappy half hour show at 11:35pm which would bump Conan to 12:05am.  I’m not even going to comment on what this is going to do to Jimmy Fallon and Carson Daly, who come on after Conan.

There has been a lot of support for Conan, ranging from his fellow late night hosts including David Letterman, to the fans.  A poll on TVGuide.com shows that 83% of viewers feel that Conan should remain in the 11:35pm time slot.

I am a long time fan of Conan’s brand of comedy and I really think it’s petty and ridiculous that Jay Leno is being coddled like this.  His time is up, he chose to retire and he should have to live with his decision.

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The show will now be changed to run for half an hour on weeknights, beginning at 11:35pm, which is currently the time slot for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien.

This new change will push Conan back to a 12:05am start time, and his show will also become only half an hour long.

Leno’s show currently airs at 10pm ET and leads in to nightly newscasts on. However, Leno’s ratings are lower than some of the dramas that air on NBC. Last season, these dramas lead in to the news, but now that the spots have changed, the newscasts are getting less viewers.

NBC recently said of Leno, “As we have said all along, Jay’s show has performed exactly as we anticipated on the network. It has, however, presented some issues for our affiliates.”

I don’t know about this. It seems a bit dodgy that everything is changing around to accommodate for Leno. What are your thoughts on this?

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The former late-night talk show host makes the jump to primetime next month with The Jay Leno Show when it premieres on September 14, 2009.  I don’t know what to expect, really, but I’m assuming it’s going to be similar to The Tonight Show.

As if that’s not enough star power, Leno has some pretty amazing musical guests for the series opener which will feature performances by Kanye West, Rihanna and Jay-Z.

The show is both a gamble for Leno, who voluntarily quit The Tonight Show only to change his mind too late, as well as NBC who are trying to save money by airing this less-expensive programming in place of an expensive scripted drama in their 10pm slot.  Let’s hope the risk pays off.

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If you’re like me, you might be wondering how NBC could accomplish this since they would need a LOT of space.  Apparently, Leno’s upcoming 10pm show will be taped on Stage 11 which is actually bigger than the garage where he stores his collection.  It’s got to be massive because that structure is 17,000 square feet (I can’t even imagine living in a home that size never mind having a garage that big!).

How do you think audiences would respond to Jay’s car collection?  There have been times when I thought it was a waste of money to have all those vehicles and, at other times, I’ve felt that he is preserving these special models so that people can enjoy them for years to come.  Still, with the economy the way it is, people might get upset if they think he’s showing off his riches while they are struggling to make ends meet.

Do you think it’s inappropriate for Jay to show off his car collection?

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Leno’s first guest ever, Billy Crystal, surprised him and, in addition to chatting about Twitter and the Yankees, he brought the house down with a show-stopping number to commemorate the end of Leno’s 17-year run on the show (as well as his move to primetime in September).

Leno is moving to NBC’s 10pm slot where he is expected to have a wider audience for his new show which is described as being similar to The Tonight Show.  Of the move, Leno said: “I’m going to be going to a secluded spot where no one can find me — NBC prime time.  It’s a gamble. I’m betting NBC will still be around in three months, but that’s not a given.”

Crystal had even more to say about the new venture as he sang some lyrics to the tune of “Moving On Up” (the theme song from The Jeffersons) as a 12-person chorus danced.  He sang: “You’re movin’ on down, down to primetime, you’re giving a new time slot a try… You’ll be done at 11, Mr. Leno you’re changing my life! Now there’ll be time to watch your show and still have sex with my wife!”

As was expected, Leno hosted his successor, Conan O’Brien, in what I’m sure must have been a weird and bittersweet moment for both of them.  I think Conan could be really good but he’s a little sillier than Leno so it’s hard to know how audiences will respond.

Will you watch Conan on The Tonight Show?  Will you miss Jay Leno?

NBC Photos: Paul Drinkwater

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Here is the lineup:

• Monday, May 25: Mel Gibson (21st appearance)
• Tuesday, May 26: Arnold Schwarzenegger (he announced he was running for governor on the show back in 2003)
• Wednesday, May 27: Comedian Wanda Sykes (25th appearance)
• Thursday, May 28: Billy Crystal (Leno’s first guest ever)
• Friday, May 29: Conan O’Brien

Musical guests include Lyle Lovett, Dwight Yoakam, Sarah McLachlan, Prince and James Taylor.

There will also be video packages honoring 17 years of moments, gaffes and laughs on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” that will be shown throughout the week (don’t miss it!).  The show made history in March 2009 when President Barack Obama became the only late-night appearance by a sitting President.

I will admit that I watched Conan’s show a lot more than Leno but it’s still sad to see this show passed from one host to the next once again (I remember crying when Johnny Carson retired).   Good luck, Jay, and thanks for the laughs!

NBC photo: Paul Drinkwater

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