Conan

The only thing worse than a coffee snob, is a beer snob! How annoying are these people? Unfortunately, we all know at least one beer snob who has to make all our lives miserable by running their mouth endlessly about their extensive beer knowledge and plate. We have to hear at great length and in monotonous, full color detail just how sophisticated and cultivated their tastes are. What a drag, don

Though 'Star Wars: Episode 7' hasn't started casting yet, nor has Disney released much information about the upcoming sequel, that's not going to stop intrepid journalists from asking about it. Conan O'Brien interviewed Harrison Ford for his upcoming movie 'Paranoia,' and -- to get Ford to talk about it -- offered Ford a thousand dollars to tell him spoilers from 'Episode 7.'

A few weeks ago, 'Mad Men' series creator Matthew Weiner finally opened up about the AMC drama's purposefully-vague "next time" promos, which take the series' anti-spoiler policies to often absurd and nonsensical heights to tease the following week's storylines. Now, Conan O'Brien has decided to get in on the action with his own vague promos for 'Conan,' and the results are nothing less

'Game of Thrones' creator George R.R. Martin's infamous "Red Wedding" chapter has been available to read in 'A Storm of Swords' for the better part of 13 years now, but only recently have more casual fans of the HBO series adaptation been aware of the bloody massacre from Sunday's "The Rains of Castamere." Filmed fan reactions to the event made the rounds this week, but what do

" a good actor, but, hell, I'm Willie Nelson!" That's right, you are. The legendary country star and marijuana enthusiast turns 80 years old on Tuesday, but instead of us honoring him with a gift, he's given the world the best thing ever -- a spoof audition reel for 'The Hobbit 2.' What would the Peter Jackson-directed films look like with Nelson in the role of Gandalf? Here's a taste. R

Conan O'Brien has been curiously silent about today's big 'Tonight Show' shake-up, but it seems the zombie apocalypse outside his recent Atlanta production may have taken precedence. Following Sunday's big 'The Walking Dead' season 3 finale "Welcome to the Tombs," several of the cast invaded the Tuesday episode of 'Conan' in character, with impressively hilarious results. See 'The Walkin

While tech nerds the world over were busy marveling at Google's latest innovation, Google Glass -- which we're pretty sure won't cause any car accidents or help turn the world's population into to a society of vacuous alienated drones -- the geniuses at Team Coco we're busy developing their own futuristic product.

The holiday season isn't just a time for good tidings and spreading cheer, it's also a month-long occasion where frustration builds to a point of near-explosion. And lucky for Conan O'Brien, he's discovered a perfect way to unleash those irritations unto the holiday that makes us all crazy, stressed and maybe a little bit thankful -- beating the heck out of everything Christmas with a slo-mo camer

If you think of Arnold Schwarzenegger's long career as an action star, his career-launching title role in 'Conan The Barbarian' comes to mind (or at least it should come to mind). Fans of this hit movie now have something to celebrate as it's just been announced that the star will reprise his role for a 'Conan The Barbarian' reboot titled 'The Legend of Conan'!

Colons, forward slashes, backward slashes, dots and coms -- writing a URL can be a tricky business. And who better to set the record straight than rock's very own Slash?

'Parks and Recreation' star Rashida Jones stopped by 'Conan' last night to promote the show and her new film 'Celeste & Jesse Forever.' During the interview, Jones brought up a game she'd become accustomed to playing that was introduced to her by another 'Parks and Rec' star, Amy Poehler. Mustache TV. Ever heard of it?

The late night TV game is brutal, and its players are always looking for a new way to get ahead. So after noticing the success of Super Bowl counter-program the Puppy Bowl, Conan O’Brien had an idea. Puppy Conan, which would run simultaneously to his actual show, and feature adorable puppy versions of Conan, Andy and a guest.