It's official:  SETH MEYERS from "Saturday Night Live" will take
over for JIMMY FALLON on "Late Night" next year . . . after
Fallon moves to "The Tonight Show".  There's no premiere date
for Seth's debut . . . but Fallon is taking over for JAY
LENO sometime after NBC broadcasts the 2014 Winter Olympics next
February.  So it'll be around that time.  Obviously, Seth will
have to leave "SNL" at some point, but it sounds like he's
staying onboard through this coming fall.  The "New York
Times" says he'll leave by January to devote all his time to
preparing for his new show.  "SNL" boss Lorne Michaels is the
executive producer of "Late Night".   By the way, there's talk
that the format of "Late Night" could be changed to something
similar to the "Weekend Update" segment on "SNL" . . . or Comedy
Central's "The Daily Show".  But nothing has been decided yet.
Seth said, quote, "I don't want to make any broad pronouncements
about how the show is going to be, whether it's going to be the
same or different.