Jay Leno and Arsenio Hall are iconic figures in entertainment, known for their significant contributions to late-night television. Jay Leno, acclaimed for hosting "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" for two decades, maintained top ratings and is now the host of "Jay Leno’s Garage" on CNBC, exploring cars and their stories. A versatile performer, Leno also does stand-up comedy, voice-over work, writes automotive columns, and launched "Jay Leno’s Garage Advanced Vehicle Care." His achievements have earned him numerous awards, including Emmys and a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame.

Arsenio Hall gained fame with his Emmy Award-winning "The Arsenio Hall Show," which debuted in 1989 and revolutionized late-night TV by attracting a younger audience. Hall's career began in stand-up comedy, leading to roles in TV and film, including the hit comedy "Coming to America." He returned to late-night TV in 2013 and released a Netflix stand-up special. Recently, Hall revived his talk show during the Netflix is a Joke festival and reprised his role in "Coming 2 America" on Amazon Prime.

Both entertainers have left a lasting impact on television and comedy, continuing to engage audiences through various media and live performances.