The Hollywood Reporter recently posted a photograph of a gawky boy in a grass skirt. Caption: "Is this a young Conan?" Today, Conan O'Brien confirmed with a tweet: "Yes, this is a photo of me at 18." Updated!

Hold up: Conan's category will be in Emmys after all [The Hollywood Reporter via Digg]

The news this morning that Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show received four Emmy nominations, paired with the news that Jay Leno's Tonight Show was shut out of every category, is best explained—naturally—with a Mean Girls macro.

Tonight, members of Conan O'Brien's writing team performed their own material, hilariously tackling taboo subjects and even featuring a ballad performed by Reggie Watts, openly criticizing women's ridiculous bag choices and long bathroom visits. Video of our favorite parts, inside.

"17 stitches later" Katy Perry contemplates using a walker onstage. The cast of Glee won't stop banging on set. Conan and Lance Armstrong get in a Twitter fight. Tiki Barber is broke. Wednesday gossip gets you through the hump.

Katherine Heigl wore one seriously bad haircut last night. But her new brunette bouffant isn't just a bad styling choice. This is "motive hair." Something else is going on that informed this decision. We've all been there, and it's scary.

[Conan O'Brien is back in New York, performing his live show at Radio City Music hall. Here he is walking down the street earlier today. Welcome back, Conan. (via Bauer-Griffin)]

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert is back from vacation and is not happy about the oil spill—which Mario Cantone has quite an interesting solution for—and Conan O'Brien's very famous friends show up for support at Radio City.

Last night Conan returned. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert joined him on stage for a dance-off! SNL's Bill Hader showed up as his Stefon character to pull Conan's lever. As CoCo returns triumphantly, pop culture hell basically breaks loose.

In this 1996 Late Show clip, Dave stops midway through his monologue, grabs his cue-card boy Tony and travels to 30 Rock to lend an extra joke to Conan. Isn't it nice to see two late night hosts getting along?

Conan O'Brien's just-sold $30 million Upper West Side mansion has 8 1/2 bathrooms.

When he was at Harvard, Conan O'Brien and some friends stole a costume from the actor who played Robin. Funny prank! Here's another: O'Brien just submitted his version of The Tonight Show to the Emmys, to compete against Leno.

Now that all the networks have revealed their fall schedules to potential advertisers—CBS presented its equally clueless lineup this morning—it's time for cable to shine. Not surprisingly, TBS started off with the network's new leading man, Conan O'Brien.

Here are the funniest moments of Conan O'Brien's recent visit to Google's Silicon Valley headquarters, including the comedian riffing on Google's "entitled a-hole" staff—and a cutting impersonation of Jay Leno that apparently violated legal constraints.

Conan O'Brien visited Google's corporate campus and apparently "killed," in part with a line discouraging people from watching his old show.

Jay Leno: afraid to insult people directly, but not honorable enough to just avoid it altogether. During last night's monologue, Leno showed a fake Facebook page for the accused Times Square bomber. Under his favorite pages? "Team Coco." Video inside.

The Funny or Die people have given their insight as to what Conan's real thoughts were during his interview with Steve Kroft. It was only a matter of time.

18 years after Jay Leno was chosen over him to host The Tonight Show, and months after Leno took the title back from Conan O'Brien, David Letterman is still bitter. Inside, video of Letterman's anti-Leno statements on tonight's Late Show.

Yeah, Conan, we get it. You got screwed out of a job. Now that your ill-advised interview on 60 Minutes is over, it's time to lay that to rest before your fans begin to turn against you.

Here's something you didn't see during tonight's highly hyped 60 Minutes interview of Conan O'Brien by Steve Kroft: a possibly-not-legal, but still hilarious, joyride around Los Angeles by the two men in O'Brien's infamous 1992 green Ford Taurus. Video inside.