Jimmy Kimmel Does Jay Leno Parody
JIMMY KIMMEL, AS JAY LENO: Hello. Hello. My name is Jay Leno. Let it hereby be known that I`m taking over all the shows in "Late Night."</s>HAMMER: Did you see this? It`s a barely recognizable Jimmy Kimmel there as Jay Leno. The plastic chin on with the gray hair, of course. Adding fuel to the already raging late night firestorm over at NBC. Can you imagine what they`re thinking over there? Tonight, Jimmy`s hilarious scene that has everyone was cracking up, making up everyone. You can tune in to Jimmy Kimmel live on "Late Night." You might have actually thought, you tune in to the wrong show. I was so happy I caught this last night. Jimmy did his entire monologue as Jay Leno. Let me tell you, the gloves were off. Jimmy did a scathing impression. It was dead on. The folks at NBC were probably cringing, but I got to say it was a nice job by Jimmy. Hysterical. Watch this.</s>JIMMY KIMMEL, AS JAY LENO: Great to be here on ABC. Hey Clido (ph), do you know what ABC stands for?</s>CLIDO (ph): No, man, I don`t.</s>KIMMEL: Always bump Conan. Conan O`Brien today announced he is leaving NBC. He released a statement today that said "I won`t participate in the destruction of the "Tonight Show." Oh, man. Fortunately though, I will. Burn it down if I have to.</s>HAMMER: There you go. Jimmy also interviewed all of his guests in his Jay get-up but dropped the impression. I imagine it was distracting to the guests but funny. All right. Tonight Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie springing into action for the Haitian earthquake victims. The glamorous couples aren`t wasting time any time at all in helping the desperately poor country, now of course, reeling from the catastrophic earthquake. SHOWBIZ TONIGHT just got the statement from Pit and Jolie, here`s what they`re saying, "We are devastated from the news from Haiti. We will work closely with our good friend Wyclef Jean to support humanitarian efforts on the island and help those who have been injured and left without homes and shelters." As you may know, Hip-Hop Star Wyclef Jean is from Haiti. Tonight he`s there and he`s doing all he can for his native country. Now Wyclef is pleading for your help in a very unique I think is an incredibly simple way. This is what he told us in a statement, "I cannot stress enough what a human disaster this is. We must act now. Text, Yele, to the number 501501 which will automatically donates $5 to the Yele Haiti Earthquake Fund." Now, once you send the text the $5 donation to Wyclef`s Foundation will be charged to your cell phone bill. Wyclef is a good guy, and it`s a really easy way for you to help out. So, Tuesday, we asked you to vote in our SHOWBIZ TONIGHT question of the day. Moments ago, this has ended the final results. The question, "American Idol" -- Can it survive without Simon and Paula? As you see, 28 percent said yes, 72 percent no. E-mails coming in fast and furious including this from Shellee in California writhing, "I think that `American Idol` is established enough to make it without Simon and Paula. I will watch it as long as it is on." And Nancy from New Jersey writes, "With Simon gone, I really won`t have any reason to watch. It will become just another singing show. Where Simon goes, I will follow." Well, that`s it for SHOWBIZ TONIGHT. I`m A.J. Hammer in New York. You can catch SHOWBIZ TONIGHT on the 11 p.m. Eastern Time, Pacific into the morning, 11 p.m. Eastern on HLN. END