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NBC announced “The Jay Leno Show” with great fanfare back in 2008, and after fewer than five months on the air, Jay Leno will call it quits tonight.

For the show’s finale, Leno will have Ashton Kutcher promoting “Valentine’s Day,” “Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe, and Bob Costas will do the “10 at 10″ from Vancouver, where he will host the Winter Olympics, beginning Friday on NBC.

While the Olympics are on, Leno’s studio will be completely redone before he (again) hosts “The Tonight Show,” starting March 1.

What are your thoughts about him calling it quits tonight?

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There are renewed rumors today that a film adaptation of “Breaking Dawn” is set to begin production soon in Vancouver.

While fans have clamored for months for confirmation of a fourth “Twilight Saga” movie from Summit Entertainment, a new wave of speculation followed a press conference for “New Moon” on Friday, when star Robert Pattinson seemed to break some news when he reportedly said, “I think the tentative time for Breaking Dawn is fall of next year.”

We’ve seen the ebb and flow of rumors about the location, timetable, and official status of a “Breaking Dawn” film for months, so Gossip Cop contacted our highly placed Summit source.

Has a production office been set up?

“Nope.”

Has there been any movement?

“Nothing yet.”

We also talked with a staffer at the British Columbia Film Commission who said they hadn’t heard anything new about “Breaking Dawn.”

So that’s what we know. We are NOT suggesting that “Breaking Dawn” is any more or any less likely than it was a few days ago. But as of now, rumors of production starting up remain only rumors.

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As promotion for “New Moon” heats up and shooting on “Eclipse” continues, the big “Twilight” rumors of the past week concern whether or not the fourth book in Stephenie Meyer‘s series, “Breaking Dawn,” has been officially given the green light for film production.

Today comes new chatter about Summit Entertainment planning to release “Breaking Dawn” in two parts, with production moving back to Portland from Vancouver. The rumors come complete with speculation about the censoring of certain explicit scenes, and a date on which shooting is supposedly due to begin.

Gossip Cop spoke again to very highly placed sources, who told us that “Breaking Dawn” is NOT YET GREEN-LIT.

Given the massive success of the first movie and anticipation for the second and third installments, it seems likely that confirmation on “Breaking Dawn” is forthcoming. But none of the buzz swirling right now is based on actual, finalized production plans.

Keep it tuned to @GossipCop for the latest news.