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Video: Jennifer Aniston Talks Sperm Banks on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Jeno'

Submitted by Dave Paris on July 30, 2010

Jennifer Aniston, Jay Leno, Tonight Show, pictures, picture, photos, photo, pics, pic, images, image, hot, sexy, latest, new, 2010 HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston may have skipped the research for her latest movie role.

The 41-year-old actress visited The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Thursday to promote her upcoming comedy The Switch, in which she plays a single woman seeking a sperm donor. Aniston, however, was caught off-guard when the host asked how sperm banks work.

Video: Heidi Montag on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno'

Submitted by Erica Bowen on March 20, 2010

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Heidi Montag says there's no need to worry about her being addicted to plastic surgery, even though she famously underwent 10 procedures in a single day back in November.

"When you're addicted to something, you have to do it every day," she told host Jay Leno on Friday night's Tonight Show. "And thank God I don't do it every day. I like to do it all in one day. I like to knock it out."

So, would she consider having more surgery?

"I legally can't right now. The limit is 800cc and I have 700cc," said Montag. "I think I've reached the point [where I can stop]. I think I'm good for awhile. I'm surger-ied out."

Video: Jay Leno Returns to 'The Tonight Show'

Submitted by Dave Paris on March 2, 2010

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jay Leno was back at "home" Monday as he returned to The Tonight Show seat he previously held for 17 years.

The broadcast opened with a take-off on The Wizard of Oz, with Leno trying to make sense of the strange dream he has suddenly awakened from.

"I went away to the strangest place," he recollected. "It was wonderful, but some of it wasn't so nice."

The bit also featured a cameo by Betty White.

The Tonight Show was the No. 1 late-night program when Leno handed it over to Conan O'Brien last spring. But Leno's failed primetime experiment and O'Brien's inability to hold the top spot against David Letterman's Late Show resulted in last night's switcharoo.