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Dan talks about his new book John Adams Under Fire, the Harvey Weinstein case, and the success of “Live PD.”

Elisabeth talks about starring in the new Wes Anderson movie The French Dispatch, working with Bill Murray, being a Chicago Cubs fan, her mom's love of network television, working at a silent movie theatre, and her very close friendship with Jennifer Aniston.

Rep. Adam Schiff talks about the impeachment trial, how his daily life has changed in the last year, the positive and negative response he gets when out in public, Donald Trump's assault on the rule of law, Devin Nunes devoting his time to defending Trump, Mitt Romney voting his conscience, meeting Donald Trump and getting out to vote in November.

Gwyneth talks about what her kids think of her career, being in a high school acapella group with Kerry Washington, exploring things that might benefit our wellness like psychedelics and women's pleasure on her new Netflix show “The Goop Lab,” and she reveals how her very popular candle called “This Smells Like My Vagina” was created.

Nickelodeon has greenlit a third season of the top-rated preschool series Ryan's Mystery Playdate, starring eight-year-old YouTube superstar Ryan of Ryan's World. Created and produced by pocket.watch, the studio creating global franchises from the YouTube stars and characters loved by Generation Alpha, the live-action series follows Ryan as he tackles a series of imaginative, physical challenges and solves mystery box puzzles to reveal the identity of his playdate. Ryan's Mystery Playdate ranked as the number-one preschool series on all TV for 2019, and new season three episodes will begin airing this Spring. Ryan's Mystery Playdate airs regularly weekdays at 12:30 p.m. (ET/PT) on Nickelodeon and 4:30 p.m. (ET/PT) on the Nick Jr. channel.

In back-to-back events, the African American community comes together for a weekend celebrating Black excellence. On February 22, the 51st NAACP Image Awards airing live on BET Networks is the preeminent multicultural awards show from an African American point of view. It celebrates the accomplishments of people of color in the fields of television, music, literature and film and honors individuals or groups who promote social justice through creative endeavors. The next evening, the American Black Film Festival will host its annual awards season gala, ABFF Honors. The ceremony celebrates Black culture by recognizing individuals who have made distinguished contributions to American entertainment. The honorees being celebrated at ABFF Honors have leveraged their career to carve out a space for people of color in Hollywood helping to create a more diverse landscape. ABFF Honors is an opportunity for the industry to acknowledge how far entertainment has come and thank the individuals who have made it their mission to propel the African American community forward.

Today YouTube and Global Fund for Women unveiled the official trailer for “Fundamental. Gender Justice. No Exceptions” - a brand new 5 episode documentary series that follows dynamic activists from five countries who are disrupting the status quo and radically altering the course of history. What does it really look like to be a feminist leader in 2020? Partnering with Refinery29 on the series, the first episode of “Fundamental” will launch on March 4, 2020 on Refinery29's official YouTube channel and YouTube.com/Learning.

Huey talks about his hearing loss, being diagnosed with Meniere's disease, celebrities that have reached out to him, his new album 'Weather,' and doing an impromptu concert to raise money while hitchhiking through Africa and Spain after losing his passport in the 60's.

Chris gives men advice for Valentine's Day, and talks about getting trim for Jurassic Park, gaining weight “Parks and Recreation,” and he takes some audience questions from fans in the audience including a surprise from Tom Holland. Tom and Chris also talk about their new Pixar movie “Onward,” and Tom reveals what he bought his twin brothers for their 21st birthday.

Andy Shauf performs the song Neon Skyline on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

The “American Idol” judges talk about working together, mentoring the kids that audition for the show, and Katy reveals that Lionel & Luke are not invited to her wedding to Orlando Bloom.

Lucy talks about her impressive pumpkin carving skills, playing Katy Keene, Archie Comics, 'Pretty Little Liars,' and Jimmy surprises Lucy with a great old clip of Lucy on the kid version of 'American Idol' when she was 14 years old.

David talks about his new MasterClass on storytelling and humor, his sister Amy Sedaris, meeting audience members after his live tours, chatting with strangers, and writing funny things when he signs books.

Amy talks about hosting the Golden Globes with Tina Fey, watching the Oscars, being nostalgic for the 70's and 80's, what she was like as a teenager, voicing characters on her new animated show “Duncanville,” and celebrating “Galentine's Day” with her friends from “Parks and Recreation.”

Wiz Khalifa, Lil' Yachty, Ty Dolla $ign, & Sueco The Child perform the song Speed Me Up from the movie Sonic The Hedgehog on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Harrison talks about the Oscars, killing Han Solo off of Star Wars, being a carpenter in his youth, getting fired from Crate & Barrel, working with a fake dog in his new movie Call of the Wild, Donald Trump, and not being a great student.

Billy Crystal recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he expressed concerns about the Oscars yet again not having a host.

On Sunday, right across the street from Jimmy Kimmel's studio in Hollywood are the 92nd Annual Academy Awards. There are nine nominees for best picture, which is a lot, so they decided to have some fun. They went out on the street and asked people about a bunch of stuff we made up about the nominated films. None of this stuff happened but did that stop people from giving their takes on them?

The Tenderloins talk about their long friendship, constantly pranking each other, their show and new movie Impractical Jokers, and Jimmy and the guys surprise Sal with his boyhood crush Paula Abdul.

Billy Crystal talks about hosting the Oscars, why he thinks a host is necessary, celebrating 50 years of marriage, his mountain lion problem, the problem with dogs, doing a screening at the White house for George W. Bush, his new movie Standing Up, Falling Down, working with Ben Schwartz and Tiffany Haddish, and he tests Jimmy with questions from the written driving test.