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Comedian Jay Leno was released Monday from a Los Angeles burn center where he was treated for injuries suffered in a garage fire.

Tim Allen gave insight into his visit with Jay Leno, who is recovering at a burn center following non-fatal injuries from a gasoline fire.

Comedian Jay Leno should make a full recovery from the burn injuries he suffered to his hands, face and chest when a fire erupted from a vintage car he was working on in a Burbank garage, his doctor said today, although his recovery may not happen as quickly as the former “Tonight Show” host originally thought.

The TV host and comedian was working in his Los Angeles garage when one of the cars burst into flames, a source close to Jay Leno confirmed to NBC News.

Jay Leno was hospitalized and canceled a conference appearance after suffering a serious medical injury, a burn to his face and hands, after one of his cars caught fire without warning.

Jay Leno addressed his controversial “The Tonight Show” exit on Bill Maher’s podcast, and offered up an apology to Jimmy Kimmel.

While most 31-year-olds may be living on their own or looking to get away from their parents, TikTok star Jay Wey had no problem moving back in with his.

The former “The Tonight Show” host tells CNBC Make It that he can’t bring himself to spend money on food he feels is overpriced, even if he can afford it.

Leno says that his long-standing approach toward work was shaped by something his mother said to him when he first moved out to Hollywood in the 1970s.

Musk’s large ownership stake in Tesla has allowed the electric automaker to innovate faster than its competitors, Leno says.

Legendary comedian, host and recent Automotive Hall of Fame inductee Jay Leno sat down with NBC to talk about season 6 of “Jay Leno’s Garage.”  “The fun part of going into your sixth season is people know the show and they are excited to come on and talk cars, share stories and do a couple of burnouts,” said Jay Leno….

Comedian Jay Leno checks out Tesla’s new all-electric pickup, the Cybertruck, with billionaire CEO Elon Musk in the latest episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage” on CNBC.

Elon Musk joins Jay Leno for a test-drive of Tesla’s all-electric pickup truck, the Cybertruck, in the latest episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage” on CNBC. Here’s how it drives, and one of it’s most “bad-ass and super cool” features, according to Musk.

Jimmy Fallon invites an angry guy he saw on the street (Jay Leno) to tell a few jokes during the monologue about obesity in America.

The celebrity chef made comments toward the actress that caught the internet’s attention nearly a decade later.

Clear the Shelters takes place Aug. 18 across the country. NBC and Telemundo stations are pleased to team up with hundreds of shelters nationwide for the fourth annual animal adoption drive. Since 2015, Clear the Shelters has helped 153,651 pets find forever homes.

Former “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno steps in to help Jimmy Fallon tell a few jokes during the monologue.

Former “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno and his wife have purchased an oceanfront estate in Newport, Rhode Island.

Jeff Dunham became the second ventriloquist to be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Thursday.

Jay Leno’s car now qualifies for the popular bumper sticker, “This Car Climbed Mt. Washington.”