Ilana talks about doing her first Kimmel appearance without her 'Broad City' co-star Abbi Jacobson, her first ever stand-up special 'The Planet is Burning,' why politicians should be taking Global Warming more seriously, her Voter Empowerment Dance Party – 'Horny for the Polls,' and hanging out with her husband's funny biotech friends.
Allison talks about loving Carol Burnett, wanting to work with her, recently turning 60, “The West Wing,” and her new Amazon Prime movie Troop Zero.
Saint Motel performs the song Save Me on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Zach talks about the end of 'Silicon Valley,' his friend Kumail Nanjiani getting ripped for a new role, his terrible experience visiting healers, growing up where George Washington crossed the Delaware, going to a Renaissance Faire, his new HBO show 'Avenue 5,' and his dad's love of space.
Tim talks about massages, “The Bachelor,” watching “Naked & Afraid,” working on Toy Story 4 with Keanu Reeves, feeding homeless people at The Laugh Factory, his show “Last Man Standing,” and at long last he finally responds to a young man named Malcolm who has been posting videos trying to get Tim to grunt back at him for three years.
Acclaimed actress, comedian, writer and activist Fran Drescher makes her Café Carlyle debut, June 16 a?" 20. The Queens native has received two Emmy and two Golden Globe nominations for her portrayal as the lovable Miss Fine on the CBS hit series The Nanny, a show she also created, wrote, directed and executive produced. Fran's next sitcom was based off of her real life relationship with her gay ex-husband, Peter Marc Jacobson -- a show she also produced, created, and starred in called Happily Divorced. Currently, she is starring in NBC's new sitcom Indebted where she plays a baby boomer gone broke who has to move in with her adult son and his young family. An accomplished film actress, she's won Esquire's Five Minute Oscar for her memorable performance in the mockumentary, This Is Spinal Tap. She has co-starred in countless films throughout her career with the likes of Robin Williams, Dan Aykroyd, Tim Robbins and Billy Crystal, not to mention such esteemed directors as Rob Reiner, Milos Forman and Francis Ford Coppola. Her latest films slated to be released this year are The Creatress and After Class.
John talks about being a bandwagon Patriots fan, going from wrestling mode to movie mode, working on Suicide Squad, future plans with the WWE, his new film Dolittle, a terrible gift he received from his dad at Christmas, and he provides a service to some of our audience members who also received terrible holiday gifts this year.
RuPaul talks about John Cena, his love of wrestling, driving his dad's car as a kid, co-creating the new Netflix show 'AJ and the Queen,' a crazy experience he had on a Greyhound bus, and directing 'RuPaul's Drag Race Live!' in Las Vegas.
Taylor Hawkins & The Coattail Riders perform the song I Really Blew It on Jimmy Kimmel Live with special feature Perry Farrell.
Greta talks about her 9-month-old baby Harold, the potential of going up against her husband during awards season, arriving very early to the Golden Globes, her new movie Little Women, and she reveals what it was like directing Meryl Streep.
Rachel talks about wearing a wig in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” fans being disappointed when they meet her in person, celebrities rallying around her during an emergency situation at the Golden Globes, spending the holidays with her family, being terrible with song lyrics, and swimming in the ocean at night in Miami Beach.
Pharrell Williams performs the song Letter To My Godfather on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Jimmy and Tiffany Haddish interrogate 'The Bachelor' Peter Weber about who he chose, living with his parents, cutting his head open, growing up near the Bachelor mansion, and Jimmy predicts who will win his heart.
Tiffany talks about Jimmy's New Year's Resolution, her Bat Mitzvah, Jimmy not believing it was real, her friendship with Billy Crystal, gifts she got from Barbra Streisand and Beyoncé's mom, her new movie Like a Boss, working with Salma Hayek, she reveals whether or not she would ever do a reality dating show, and she plays a game where she tries to pick her old boss out of a lineup.
Television's biggest guessing game returns right after the biggest football game, and superstar Jamie Foxx, host and executive producer of BEAT SHAZAM, will be there to play along, as he joins host Nick Cannon and panelists Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke in the Season Three premiere of THE MASKED SINGER airing Sunday, Feb. 2 (10:30-11:40 PM ET/7:30-8:40 PM PT live to all time zones) on FOX, following SUPER BOWL LIV. THE MASKED SINGER will then make its time period premiere on Wednesday, Feb. 5 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT).
With 2019 coming to a close, the new decade is set to bring us a slew of film adaptations of our favorite stage musicals! From West Side Story to In the Heights to The Prom, we are gearing up for some big films, but before we move into 2020, let's have a look back on the last ten years of musicals turned into films!
Season five of SundanceTV's original unscripted series 'Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter' kicks off Sunday, December 29 at 10/9am CT. This season, talent behind this year's most talked about television shows and films open up about the challenges and triumphs of creating critically acclaimed entertainment.
White Reaper performs the song Might Be Right on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Governor John Kasich talks about the impeachment of Donald Trump, Quid Pro Quo, our divided country, being a Republican who doesn't always side with his party, Climate Change, Greta Thunberg, and little ways we can all bring about change.
Margot talks about the mania that happens when she's with Brad Pitt and Leonardo DeCaprio, bringing her mom to the Oscars, working with Nicole Kidman and Charlize Theron on the new movie Bombshell, Fox News, her Golden Globe nomination, the Logie Awards in Australia, and she reveals that she's never seen any of the Star Wars movies.
