Two-time Emmy-nominated host David Feherty returns tomorrow night at 9 p.m. ET on GOLF Channel for a special edition of Feherty Live presented by Farmers Insurance(R). The one-hour show is being produced in front of a live audience, and will air in conjunction with the Farmers Insurance Open, title sponsor of this week's PGA TOUR stop. Farmers Insurance(R) also will return as presenting sponsor of the Feherty series for a fourth consecutive season in 2020.
In his first appearance on our show, Al talks about his many Oscar nominations over the years, sitting next to Jeff Bridges during his first time at the Academy Awards, making Godfather 2, being aged down for The Irishman, his new show “Hunters” on Amazon Prime, and he takes questions from pedestrians on Hollywood Blvd.
Florence talks about finding out she was nominated for an Oscar, letting her parents know, who she's planning to bring, acting with Meryl Streep, and growing up in Oxford.
Charlize talks about winning an Oscar for Monster, her love of “The Bachelor,” learning to sound like Megyn Kelly for her role in Bombshell, the start of the #MeToo movement, what her kids think about her award nominations, and she reveals what happened on the worst date she has ever been on.
Brian talks about winning a Golden Globe, playing the terrible Logan Roy on HBO's 'Succession,' visiting his hometown in Scotland while shooting, and living in Brooklyn.
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.
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.
“The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” has won the late-night ratings week of Jan. 6-10 in the key demographic of adults 18-49, as well as men and women 18-49 and adults, men and women 25-54, according to “live plus same day” figures from Nielsen Media Research.
Larry David thinks Bernie Sanders winning the presidency would be 'great for the country' but terrible for him personally, because he could be stuck doing his Sanders impression on 'Saturday Night Live' for the foreseeable future.
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.
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.
