Conan O'Brien to host Correspondent's Dinner
Dinner is attended by President Obama, celebrities and reporters
Published: Feb 21 2013 05:22:15 AM EST
Updated On: Feb 21 2013 05:25:29 AM EST
Conan O'Brien is taking his political jabs to Washington, D.C. The Late night talk-show host will headline the annual White House Correspondent's Dinner in April.
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