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The sleepiest tribute of all has fallen, and not a moment too soon, as it has always been past his bedtime on LATE SHOW.

Helen Mirren kicks her interview off with some fireworks on LATE SHOW.

Australian band DMA's perform a song off of their new album 'Hills End' on LATE SHOW.

On LATE SHOW, J.J. Abrams is used to making big budget movies, but he's also had to learn that sometimes more is not more.

On LATE NIGHT, Dame Helen Mirren started her career off as carnival barker, a skill she still possesses.

On LATE SHOW, Bernie Sanders recently dropped the bombshell that he's only smoked pot twice, but that can't possibly be right. He must have been high when he said that.

On LATE NIGHT, Stephen missed the last 40 minutes of the Downton Abbey finale, but he's pretty sure he knows what happened.

On LATE SHOW, Grammy winner Jason Isbell has written plenty of songs with dark themes, but until now, he had never written the saddest song ever.

WildEye Releasing is honored to team up with legendary Scream Queen Debbie Rochon to feed audiences her directorial debut, Model Hunger.

FUSION, the television and digital joint venture between Univision and Disney/ABC that was launched to serve the diverse millennial generation, licensed two of its projects to HBO (Home Box Office).

The compelling live three-hour television event will begin with America watching along with the studio audience as Ben Higgin's journey to find love comes to its astonishing conclusion.

As Olympic champion Gabby Douglas wins the all-around title at the American Cup this past weekend, Oxygen Media readies for Rio with its new docu-series 'Douglas Family Gold' premiering Wednesday, May 25 at 10pm ET/PT.

“Secrets of The Force Awakens: A Cinematic Journey, ” a feature-length documentary will have its World Premiere during the South by Southwest Film Festival (SXSW®), being held in Austin, Texas, March 11-19, 2016.

Anyone who's ever followed a dream or pursued a passion knows you've got to have a back-up plan - but what happens when Plan B turns out to be even more ambitious than Plan A?

Netflix announced today that they will be serving three new 'courses' of Chef's Table. The first course of six episodes premieres on the streaming service Friday, May 27 followed by four special episodes later in the year dedicated to four of the world's most renowned French chefs, with the third course highlighting another six chefs to release in early 2017.

Australian journalist Michael Ware arrived in Baghdad in 2003 as a novice reporter on a three-week assignment to cover the invasion of Iraq.

On TODAY, Author and “Top Chef” host Padma Lakshmi tells Tamron Hall that writing her new memoir, “Love, Loss & What We Ate” was as challenging as giving birth to her daughter, Krishna. She addresses the topic of Krishna's father, who she says “is in her life.” She also talks about the body issues, scrutiny and pressures that women, including herself, regularly face.

As TODAY's favorite pup's time on the show comes to an end, take a look at his bond with the TODAY team and his best bud, Matt Lauer.

Best known for such acclaimed TV comedies as “Arrested Development” and “30 Rock,” actor Will Arnett takes a more dramatic turn in his new Netflix series, “Flaked,” in which he plays a self-help guru with a dark side. He tells Matt Lauer he doesn't like the term “dramedy” and instead calls it “a 30-minute Netflix show.” He also talks about supplying the voice of Lego Batman in “The Lego Movie” and jokes that he's “considering a late run for the White House” because “like Ted Cruz, I was born in Canada.”

In the new film “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” Tina Fey plays a TV journalist in Afghanistan. She is joined on TODAY by Kim Barker, the real-life war correspondent who inspired her character. To prepare for the role, “I slept in Kim's bed for a year” without her knowing it, Fey jokes on TODAY.