Conan Reveals What He Did After The Patriots Lost:
Conan jokes about the Super Bowl, the Winter Olympics, and the Girl Scouts.
Learn How Rich You Could Have Been With Hindsight Financial:
Find out how many years earlier you could have retired
if you were better at managing your money.
Conan & Andy’s Stock Market Cliché-Off:
Neither Conan or Andy have anything original or insightful to say about the stock market crash. But they can spout empty, meaningless investing clichés.
Boston’s New Tom Brady Law:
In Boston, Massachusetts, all Wi-Fi passwords
must be “TOMBRADY” in all-caps.
Laurence Fishburne Used To Be A “Larry”:
Laurence Fishburne went by “Larry” until
he realized his legal name is much sexier.
Laurence Fishburne’s Showbiz Advice For Chris Pratt:
Laurence Fishburne taught Chris Pratt that
sometimes you just have to say, “Not today, baby.”
Laurence Fishburne’s Reaction To “Black Panther” Went Viral:
Laurence Fishburne had a very vocal reaction to “Black Panther,”
which a fellow theatergoer then shared with all of Twitter.
Laurence Fishburne: People Think I’m Morpheus:
So many people approach Laurence Fishburne like he’s his character from “The Matrix,”
he’s considered carrying around red and blue M&Ms to freak people out.
Laurence Fishburne On Playing Cowboy Curtis In “Pee-wee’s Playhouse”:
Laurence Fishburne is on “Black-ish” now,
but his comedy career started with Pee-wee.
Nicole Byer Found A Piece Of Poop In Her In-Flight Blanket:
After Nicole Byer’s shitty in-flight experience, she got 50,000 free miles,
$600 Delta dollars, and three minutes of great material.
Nicole Byer Played The Nestle Fairy In A Commercial:
Nicole Byer’s first paid acting gig was playing a very sassy fairy
who really wanted some Nestle ice cream.
Nicole Byer: All I Want Is A Big Dick:
Nicole Byer is trying to be upfront about what she wants —
by making her dating profile a photo of her with a foot-long dildo.
Liza Anne “Paranoia” 02/06/18:
Liza Anne makes her television debut on CONAN,
performing a track off her album Fine But Dying.
