Mo Rocca

In 2008, Mo covered the Democratic Convention for The Tonight Show With Jay Leno.

In 2007, Mo appeared with his former The Daily Show costar Ed Helms in the movie I'll Believe You.

Mo contributes to AOL Newsbloggers. His blog is entitled Mo Rocca 180°, Only Half as Tedious as the Regular News.

Mo loves the play "Cats" and knows all the songs from the show. When he worked as an usher for the show, and sat through the performance 40 times, he grew to dislike the show.

Mo lives in New York City.

Mo worked as a consulting editor for the men's magazine "Perfect 10".

Mo started off in television by working as a writer and producer for the show Wishbone.

Mo has written a book titled "All The President's Pets: The Story of One Reporter Who Refused to Roll Over."

Mo has appeared in the Broadway play "The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee" as Vice Principal Douglas Panch. He also was involved in the play "Grease" that toured southeast Asia.

Mo has said if he went back to college he would major in history.

Mo was accepted to Boston College, the University of Virginia, William and Mary, Williams, Columbia and Harvard. He was rejected by Amherst and Juilliard.

During college, Mo volunteered at a prison teaching reading and GED prep.

Mo was involved in Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals, and was president of the group his senior year in college.

Mo earned a degree in English from Harvard. He wanted to major in theater, but that major was unavailable.

His trademarks are wearing a bow tie and thick framed glasses.

Mo spoke on the campus of the University of North Carolina as the 2005 Senior Class speaker.