Now that “Tonight Show” host Conan O’Brien is out at NBC and Jay Leno is headed back to his old late night time slot, how is the network going to fill up the five weekly hours of programming left vacant by the failed Leno-in-prime-time experiment? Part of it will go to chef and Food Network personality Guy Fieri, who’ll be morphing into a game show host for “Minute To Win It.” His prestigious time slot: 8-9 p.m. on Sunday nights.

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Napa Valley’s Ubuntu restaurant has built a dandy business by combining a yoga studio with chef Jeremy Fox’s imaginative food, all in one venue. Now other noted chefs are getting on the yoga-cum-food bandwagon, at least for one night, as part of the Jam Sessions: Yoga for Foodies national tour. If you’re looking for a new way to fill your seats on a slow night, this might be a good option.

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Well after brands like Hard Rock Café and Planet Hollywood have the music-themed dining landscape covered, Rolling Stone magazine has recently decided to extend its brand to the restaurant niche. The publication plans to open its first Rolling Stone restaurant (catchy name) during the summer of 2010. The 10,000-square-foot site near Hollywood’s Kodiak Theatre—home of the Academy Awards—will be developed by Lucky Rug Group.

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