Conan Nailed the Oscars Hosting Job Simply by Being Conan

The Oscars marked a return to broadcast television for Conan O’Brien, who hosted Late Night from 1993 to 2009 and was given The Tonight Show when Jay Leno retired as promised. However, the initial viewership was low, and speculation about Leno’s comeback stirred. In response, fans of Conan launched a viral “I’m With Coco” campaign. Instead of allowing him to adjust to his new time slot, as he had with Late Night, NBC negotiated for his departure with O’Brien’s team. True to form, Leno came out of retirement, eventually passing the show to Jimmy Fallon in 2014. Despite a $32 million exit agreement that required him to stay off the air for six months, Conan found ways to express his bitterness.

Xiaomi Shares Details on Production Spec SU7 Ultra

The SU7 Ultra boasts an impressive horsepower of 1,548, capable of sprinting from zero to 62 mph in an astonishing 1.98 seconds. It holds the title of the world’s fastest mass-produced four-door sedan with a top speed of a remarkable 217 mph. To maintain its exceptional performance, this electric vehicle comes equipped with a track-tuned cooling system to prevent overheating during high-speed circuits, as well as carbon-ceramic brakes that swiftly bring it to a halt from 62 mph in only 101 feet.

Drake Becomes First Artist To Surpass 110 Billion Streams on Spotify

It was revealed by ChartData that The Boy has broken all previous records to become the first artist ever to reach over 110 billion streams on Spotify. This milestone came shortly after he and PARTYNEXTDOOR released their joint album, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, which garnered an impressive 56.6 million streams in its initial day. The album’s release marked the second-highest streaming debut of 2025, trailing only behind The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow.