Hunks & hotties visit Jay Leno

MANILA, Philippines - Janet Jackson, Queen Latifah and Tilda Swinton lead the gorgeous women dropping by while Liam Neeson, Gerard Butler and DJ Pauly D raise the testosterone level this week in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Also visiting are Larry the Cable Guy and Betty White.

Today, Janet shares how her body image issues began when she had to bind her chest while working on TV’s Good Times. Then, see Larry the Cable Guy at the top of his form and guaranteed to make you laugh again and again. If you have yet to hear Eli Young Band’s new single (due to hit radio Jan. 23) Even If it Breaks Your Heart, we’ve got your first listen right here.

Queen Latifah sits down tomorrow, Jan. 11 to discuss her role in Joyful Noise, a musical comedy co-starring Dolly Parton. Star DJ Pauly D reveals his 2012 New Year’s Resolution and reassures Jersey Shore fans that the upcoming Season 5 is his best yet. Plus, Augustana performs from the new self-titled album, featuring the first single, Steal Your Heart.

Liam jumps back into action with brute force as he stars in The Grey — out Jan. 27 — and the star of Taken and The A-Team takes fans inside the making of the stuck-in-the-cold thriller on Jan. 12. Also, Jack’s Mannequin resumes its tour with another run of US shows in support of the band’s third studio album, People And Things.

300 star Gerard reveals all about his new film Coriolanus on Jan. 13 as the 41-year-old Scottish actor stars in Ralph Fiennes’ buzzed-about directorial debut based on an original play by William Shakespeare. Betty is celebrating the big 9-0 with a special January primetime tribute on NBC and a sneak peek of her upcoming hidden camera series Betty White’s Off Their Rockers.

Tilda takes on a dark family scenario in the thriller We Need to Talk

About Kevin on Jan. 14 as the actress enumerates on how enthusiastic she was about tackling the part. Although  Jennifer Hudson refuses to leak the date of her upcoming nuptials, the soulful star lets us know that her wedding garments will be “a show” all on their own.

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno airs Tuesdays to Saturdays at 1 p.m. via satellite with same day replays at 12 midnight on TALKtv.