Gone are the days when celebrities tried to present themselves as flawless individuals—partly because people have stopped buying into that narrative in a time that values authenticity and rejects ...

Leno told Fox News he has been cooking food and serving it to first responders and victims of the L.A. fires. News Reporter News Reporter [email protected] Got a tip? Send it to The ...

Jay Leno appeared on Fox News to discuss his involvement in helping the city of Los Angeles as wildfires destroy parts of the city. During the Wednesday, January 15, interview with Sandra Smith ...

Aside from his decades-long comedy career, Jay Leno is also known for his extensive car collection and deep knowledge of vehicles from around the world. After the Los Angeles wildfires ...

Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno ironically hit back against the politicizing of the ongoing L.A. fires in a Wednesday Fox News interview following the network’s repeated attempts to fan the flames ...

Legendary entertainer Jay Leno is giving back to Los Angeles first responders, who are working to protect the California community amid raging wildfires. Leno joined "Your World" on Wednesday to ...

As firefighters race to quell the devastating wildfires plaguing Los Angeles, Jay Leno is doing his part to help out. On Monday, the former late-night talk show host stopped by the Pacific ...

"It's good to have your own fire truck if you live in L.A," the comedian joked to CNN's Anderson Cooper London Entertainment / SplashNews Jay Leno is helping out. The comedian, 74, was spotted ...

Jay Leno showed his support to the first responders this week. He stopped by the Pacific Palisades area to serve hot meals to Los Angeles Fire Department firefighters. A video shared by the ...

Former TV host wanted to give first responders a cooked meal Served more than $21,000 worth of chicken, ribs and more Firefighters, police are 'really there to safe your life': Leno The legendary late ...

By McKinley Franklin Jay Leno is giving back to the first responders fighting the disastrous Los Angeles wildfires. The former Tonight Show host gave out meals to the firefighters fighting the ...

Jay Leno has gone viral online after he discussed the devastation of the LA wildfires with CNN reporter Anderson Cooper, comparing it to the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.