Leno a Very Rich Late-Night Fixture  03/30/2004 2:58PM  Jay Leno
isn't headed anywhere soon -- and certainly not to make a little
extra cash.  The host of NBC's "Tonight Show" has reportedly
signed a lucrative, $100 million deal with the network that will
keep him on the air through the end of the decade, according to
The New York Times.  That will make Leno, who took over for
Johnny Carson in 1992, the second longest host of the late-night
show. Carson helmed "The Tonight Show" for 30 years.  In an
interview with The Times, Leno declined to discuss how much
money his contract was worth, but the Hollywood Reporter
estimated the deal to be between $25 million and $27 million a
year. That is a significant increase from the $16 million per
year he was believed to have been earning. Not that Leno needs
the money.  "If you can't live on what I make there's something
wrong with you," he told The Times. Leno has said that the money
he earns from the show goes directly into the bank and that he
lives off the income h