Conan O'Brien's new talk show, Conan, premieres on TBS November 8. But wait! Today, we learned that—next Monday, a full week earlier—there will be an online-only preview episode, dubbed "Show Zero." Inside, check out its just-released promo clip.

In the seventh edition of "Conan Takes Your Questions," the host of Conan told the world what he'll be for Halloween. Let's just say he's a certain red-haired comedian with an upcoming new gig that looks strangely familiar...

Conan O'Brien is set to return to late night television at 11PM on Monday, November 8. TBS is doing everything it can to make sure you're aware.

We've been dreading it for a long time. And now she might get her own TV show. Repent! Also today: Some news about Conan's new show, some news about other TBS shows, some news about Kelly Ripa, and you're Dushku'd.

Starting yesterday at 1pm, a webcam broadcast nonstop from the set of Conan for a full day. Inside, snapshots of the crazy activities and participating staffers that the public was able to capture inside the new Conan digs.

Gosh darn it, she really just isn't going anywhere. Also today: Some really great reality show ideas sound really great, including one with Heidi Klum "interacting" with your children. Plus news of the economy!

Hey, guys, look! Here's a brand new promo for Conan O'Brien's upcoming talk show—Conan—that features O'Brien seductively washing his desk to the tune of Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar On Me." Sexxxy desk washing—and more!—can be found inside.

Conan O'Brien's cleverly titled Conan premieres on November 8, and ads for the show have slowly been rolling out. The newest one, video of which is inside, includes an old man, a stripper, and some clever, nostalgia-filled Late Night references.

...Conan. Yup. No "show" or "night" variation. Not even a "barbarian" mention. Just plain old Conan. This is what he tells us in a new video, complete with scraggly beard and jokes. Exciting! Let's hope that's not the set, though.

Everyone on Team Coco is counting the days until Conan's new TBS show premieres in November. To make sure that your appetite is properly whetted, TBS has just begun airing the first official promo for the show. Check it out.

Jay is just being "a good soldier" in the debacle between Conan, NBC and he, says a longtime producer. The chin is an innocent victim here. [AP]

Paul Dano got his start in the super indie film "L.I.E." Then he did bigger things like "Little Miss Sunshine" and "There Will Be Blood." Now he returns to his indie roots with what sounds like the indiest indie ever.

Just moments ago, Jersey Shore stars Snooki and The Situation visited Conan O'Brien on The Tonight Show, and it was magical. Nicknames, hair tips, Snooki's desire for a steroid user, The Situation's rap offer and more, after the jump!

Last week David Letterman posted his largest weekly victory over The Tonight Show since 2000. Last week's Tonight Show posted its smallest audience since Letterman premiered in August 1993. Is Conan turning out to be a disappointment for NBC?

Granted, this ckip of Late Night With Conan O'Brien star Triumph the Insult Comic Dog's trip to the Republican National Convention is a couple days late. But, hey, it just went up on Youtube yesterday. And besides, as NBC always says, if you haven't seen it yet, it's new to you! The Fox News/Ann Coulter strap-on joke alone is worth watching. Canine comedy after the jump.

Easily the biggest news that came out of Wednesday's mass return to the airwaves by late-night's long-sidelined talk-show hosts was the unexpected appearance of David Letterman and Conan O'Brien's competing Strike Beards, a solidarity-signifying facial hair trend so hot that the clean-shaven visages of Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel now seem to indicate a conspicuous lack of support for the hosts' still-picketing writing staffs. (The embattled Carson Daly, we've been told, plans to smash his trusty Norelco electric shaver on his next show in an attempt to prove his commitment to the WGA cause, no matter how unflattering the resulting patchy growth may be.)

Last night on Conan O'Brien, beloved silver-haired hurricane foe Anderson Cooper told a charming story about a defining moment in every young boy's life: Getting cosmetic surgery with your legendary socialite mom. Don't worry, Anderson's still real. He kept the "fatty deposit" under his eye (it adds character!). The whole thing is alarming, though. Does America really want to see Anderson's every flaw? Will HD ruin the magic? Can't they smear a little Vaseline on the lens and film him like a 30s movie starlet until we're all ready to deal with his imperfections?