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Pardo, who worked for NBC for seventy years, passed away late Monday night.

This is the Promo the NBC is running Prepare for goosebumps!!!! Let's Go Rangers!!!!

This week Dave Letterman unexpectedly announced his retirement at the end of his contract which runs out in 2015 Letterman is one of Fallon's influences in television, and he put together a tribute to the Late Show's host upon hearing the news of Dave's retirement...

At 3pm on Saturday, NBC News ran the headline "Astronaut Neil Young, first man to walk on moon, dies at age 82," which was tweeted out and picked up by thousands of others before it was changed.

Last Night NBC aired the closing ceremony of the 2012 Summer games. It was packed with some of the most successful British music acts of all time. The closing ceremonies featured Oasis, Spice Girls, Take That, Pet Shop Boys, George Michael, Brain May, Annie Lennox, and The Who.

I think her most famous gaff was dropping the "F" bomb on TV. She was definitely in the spotlight for that one.  Rumors started swirling about her being drunk on live TV. Then of course her groundhog impression became an annual tradition And there is her falling off a chair...

It will be a week long celebration of Springsteen music with Bruce and the E Street band will have 2 appearances on the show 2/27, & 3/2. Springsteen's new album "Wrecking Ball" will be released March 6th and is their 17th studio album. Here is the schedule for Jimmy Fallon celebrates Springsteen week (Fallon Show airs weeknights 12:35am on NBC):

There will be plenty of articles and blogs putting Mark Sanchez on blast this morning for a poor performance last night in the Jets biggest test of the season. Don't count this as one of them.

 Twisted Sister lead singer Dee Snider, will be joining the latest cast of the Donald Trump's reality show 'The CelebrityApprentice.' According to Reuters, along with Snider,among the other celebrities set to join the latest cast is 'Real Housewives of NJ' star Theresa Guidice, singer Clay Aiken, race car driver Mario Andretti, 'Incredible Hulk' star Lou Ferrigno, 80's pop singer Debbie Gibson, fo