Jay Leno

Last week's number one feel-good video came courtesy of Jay Leno and a 'Tonight Show' Pumpcast News segment that featured a couple belting out pretty flawless renditions of Bon Jovi's 'Livin' on a Prayer' and the Eurythmic's 'Sweet Dreams.'

You know the drill -- Jay Leno pulls some sort of "prank" on random people, and then we all are supposed to laugh at how dumb they are. Yaaaawn. Fortunately this time Leno's plan went awry, when the person he was attempting to startle turned out to be a talented, extroverted singer, who knows all the words to Bon Jovi's "Living on a Prayer."

It's official -- Jimmy Fallon is taking 'The Tonight Show' host spot beginning next February  And while he's surely elated as ever, we were curious as to what the last 'Tonight Show' host had to say. No, not Jay Leno. Conan O'Brien.

Sure, sure -- we know Jimmy Fallon is taking the 'Tonight Show' reigns, but we humbly suggest these other dudes for consideration. It would be like Leno never left. Or at least a lisping, high-pitched man would still be in charge. Granted some of these are obviously not going to happen (Jim Carrey, David Letterman), but we bet Ben, the guy who can sort of read instant oatmeal directions like Leno,

Fresh off her team and all-around gymnastics gold medals at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Gabby Douglas stopped by 'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.' And she was greeted by a fan  -- the First Lady herself, Michelle Obama.

On 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,' comedian Louis C.K. was riffing on how straight men have to go out of their way to make sure everybody is aware that they are straight. This led Leno to comment that the slovenly ensemble Louis was currently wearing was "the most heterosexual outfit" he'd ever seen.

During his appearance on 'The Late Show With David Letterman,' Conan O'Brien joked that he had been told the two hosts would be discussing their "shared love of antiquing" and their "many wonderful vacations together." Fat chance on that.

As one of the stars of the runaway hit 'The Hunger Games,' Josh Hutcherson was on top of the world. Why even his hometown Cincinnati Reds asked the 19-year-old to throw out the first pitch before their game Saturday against the Miami Marlins. Unfortunately for Hutcherson that experience took him down a peg, as his ceremonial toss could be generously descibed as "horrible."

On a recent episode of 'The Tonight Show,' Jay Leno made a joke about celebrities like Elton John who wear wigs. Leno included late night rival Jimmy Kimmel on the list of wig wearers, and even pointed  to a rug he said was Kimmel's, adding, "It's still got the black dye on it."

It was David Letterman's 30 year anniversary on late night television Wednesday, and who better to celebrate it with than his old pal Howard Stern?

Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno are two of pop culture's most prominent car nuts, so Acura scored quite a coup when it got both of them to star in their 2012 Super Bowl commercial.

David Letterman has been Tweeting lately. He doesn't really get hashtags or DMs yet, but he is saying some funny things to the other late night hosts. On Tuesday he said something that might shock fans of late night TV. He wants to end his years-long feud with Jay Leno.

Martha Stewart is famous for using those unconventional methods in her cooking, but pepper spray seems a little too unconventional, even for her. Before putting on her goggles, she says, "Here's a fabulous trick I learned over at UC Davis." Too soon, Martha. Too soon.

Julie Bowen may have won an Emmy for 'Modern Family,' but in the age of IMDB, her past TV flops continue to haunt her. On Tuesday's 'Tonight Show,' host Jay Leno brought up Bowen's mostly forgotten '90s show 'Acapulco H.E.A.T,' which co-starred "bodice-ripping" hunk Fabio (though Bowen never actually met him during its production).

Arch West, creator of the beloved Doritos snack chips, has passed away at the age of 97. West's relatives revealed said that they would (no joke) sprinkle tasty Doritos in his grave. Doritos: they're even more delicious in the afterlife. In honor of the late inventor of the greatest chips of all time, we present our favorite vintage Jay Leno Doritos ads.