Conan O’Brien’s been doing his “Conan Without Borders” segments over on TBS for a while now, transplanting his gawky, sarcastic sense of weirdness to places as diverse as Haiti, Italy, and Mexico. His ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Conan O’Brien has just found out about Detective Conan — specifically, Japan’s so-called “Conan ...

Earlier this year, Conan O’Brien was made aware that both Detective Conan, a popular cartoon character, and Conan Town, a Japanese town renamed in the bespectacled crime-fighter’s honor, exist.

Japan currently has a “loneliness crisis” and what better way to cure loneliness than to rent a fake family — and that’s exactly what Conan O’Brien did in the latest installment of “Conan Without ...

"Conan Without Borders" segments have been series highlights since O'Brien's trip to Cuba, and now they could help build an even better nightly show. Any late-night show is all about the host, and ...

Conan O'Brien made good on his promise to visit Japan's "Conan Town" on Wednesday during a Japan travel special that also saw the late-night host rent a fake family, try on "Kawaii style" and take ...

Petrana Radulovic is an entertainment reporter specializing in animation, fandom culture, theme parks, Disney, and young adult fantasy franchises. After a week-long saga involving late-night show host ...

Trinity CineAsia has acquired UK and Ireland distribution rights to Detective Conan: The Million Dollar Pentagram, the year’s biggest film at the Japan box office to date, in a deal with animation ...

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In a recent segment on his show, Conan O’Brien has a hard time dealing with the fact that the hugely popular manga and anime Detective Conan exists in Japan. Bewildered by the knowledge that he is not ...

There’s almost no problem capitalism can’t solve with money, and nothing proves this more than the existence of a Japanese industry dedicated entirely to hiring out fake family members to lonely ...