Do you get the feeling that when it comes time for Jay Leno to hand over his late-night baton to Conan O'Brien, he will instead storm into the offices of NBC and tell the Peacock to stick it where the sun don't shine? It could happen. Full Article at Contra Costa Times

LOS ANGELES -- NBC says Jay Leno will sign off The Tonight Show May 29, and Conan O'Brien will assume the chair the following Monday, June 1. Full Article at RedOrbit

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- NBC executives announced at a Television Critics Association meeting in Beverly Hills Monday that "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno's last show will be May 29. Conan O'Brien will start the following Monday, June 1. Full Article at KOAT

BEVERLY HILLS - Who was the bald guy with the big voice at the back of the Grand Ballroom at the Beverly Hills Hilton yesterday morning, bellowing out questions at NBC Universal Entertainment co-chairmen Ben Silverman and Marc Graboff? Full Article at Newsday

The Inquirer's Jonathan Storm is reporting this week from the television critics press tour in Beverly Hills. These items originally appeared in his blog, "From the Source," at www.philly.com/philly/blogs/from_the_source. Full Article at Philly.com

LOS ANGELES -- Jay Leno borrowed a stunt from Jimmy Kimmel when he showed up yesterday in disguise at the TV critics tour. Dressed as a bald, goateed reporter, Leno asked his bosses at NBC about his fate. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch

Leno’s last ‘Tonight’ is set for May 29 Beverly Hills, Calif. — Conan O’Brien will take over the “Tonight” show next June — and what happens to deposed host Jay Leno after that is anybody’s guess. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Poor NBC, once proud as a peacock, now plucked of prestige. The network's downfall began at least a half-dozen years ago with its inability to create compatible, successful programs to air alongside "Friends." Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Jay Leno's days are numbered. Despite the Tonight Show host's ratings success and continued enthusiasm for late-night comedy, the top-rated funnyman will be shown the door in mid-2009. Full Article at Forbes