Larry King Now

Sports Illustrated cover model-Twitter queen Chrissy Teigen is all candor as she explains why she doesn't like modeling, takes on her web trolls, & gushes about her husband, John Legend. Plus, Larry challenges Chrissy to an exotic food snack-off.

Two legends collide as Larry welcomes comedic icon & long-time friend Don Rickles, along with his standard sharp-witted humor, to reminisce about Sinatra & Carson, detail the highlights of his prolific career, & comment on today's comedic landscape.

With his newest album Mandatory Fun atop the Billboard charts, famed musical parodist Weird Al Yankovic joins Larry to analyze his recipe for long-standing success & discuss a potential Broadway debut. Plus, Weird Al on life in the Yankovic household.

Anthem king DJ Khaled joins the king of talk for an illuminating conversation about hip hop's mounting influence, Jay Z's genius, and the mistake young rappers make. Plus, the Palestinian producer on the chance for peace in the Middle East.

Billy Bob Thornton is flying high. The Oscar winner mulls over his first Emmy nomination, and why film actors are flocking to television. Plus, Thornton shares his feelings about his ex-wife, Angelina Jolie, and his reputation for being a badass.

For the first time ever, Larry welcomes a co-host to his den: NBA vet and style icon Baron Davis. The pair chat with Common about the importance of his tenth album, how his daughter influences his music, and his friendship with the late Maya Angelou.

David Arquette lets loose with Larry King. The actor-producer-nightlife virtuoso is all candor as he discusses tackling today's Hollywood, his relationship with his ex-wife, Courteney Cox, and his battle with alcoholism.

Country music sensation Jake Owen sits down with Larry at LA's famed Greek Theater to chat about his 1st big headlining tour Days of Gold, getting drunk on his first night opening for Kenny Chesney and how he'd love to be able to grant wishes for people.

Joe Manganiello sits down with Larry to discuss his directorial debut La Bare, showcasing the world of male exotic dancing. Plus, Joe on the end of 'True Blood' and what very personal item he took with him from set.

Mr. A-Z, meet Mr. King. Fresh off the release of his fifth studio album Yes!, Jason Mraz counters critics who accuse him of being too positive and explains why his heart will always be in coffee shops. Plus, Jason on his double life as an avocado farmer.

Former Spice Girl Mel B. gets detailed about what ended her band's reign of global girl power, her path to success post-Scary Spice & life as a workaholic mother. Plus, will we ever see the Spice Girls quintet together again?

Jerry, Jerry! Mr. Springer joins Larry for a no-holds-barred discussion about Ray Rice, classism in America, and why being "uncool" may be the key to his success. Steve Wilkos later joins to celebrate the pair's 20 years as partners in crime.

Hollywood starlet Michelle Monaghan gets real with Larry King. The eclectic actress opens up about her defining "True Detective" role, her passion for her latest project "Fort Bliss," and acting alongside all the A-list men of your dreams.

In an interview that is at once poignant and hilarious, comedian Tig Notaro opens up about getting personal in her act, recovering from her double mastectomy, and why her life now is "embarrassingly good."

Larry sits down with EDM producer and artist, Steve Aoki, to talk about the multi-billion dollar Electronic Dance Music industry, growing up the son of Benihana-founder Rocky Aoki, and how he broke barriers to become one of the top DJs in the world.

Jeremy Renner - one of Hollywood's most talented - gives Larry a crash course on landing multiple blockbuster movie roles, details his interests outside of acting, & even unveils a recent splurge in a revealing game of If You Only Knew.

Music icon Melissa Etheridge on the "panic" in her industry, Obama's job performance, legalizing marijuana and her new self-released album.

The great Annie Lennox sits down with Larry to discuss her new album 'Nostalgia', if she will ever write original music again and why she prefers working in a studio than on a stage.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea sits down with Larry to talk about his new film 'Low Down' and why it's so near to his heart. Plus, they chat RHCP and Flea's upcoming memoir.

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor reflects on the death of his band's longtime bassist Paul Gray, previews the upcoming "Prepare For Hell" tour & tries on his new stage mask for Larry. Plus, what's up with the flaming camel poop at "Knotfest?"

Larry chats with Tony-Award-winning actor Alan C about the abuse he suffered as a child, reprising his iconic role in 'Cabaret', and what is in store this season on 'The Good Wife.' Plus, why he throws the best post-show parties in his dressing room

Larry sits down with legendary television writer, producer, and visionary Norman Lear to talk about his new memoir, the inspiration behind some of his greatest creations, and his thoughts on current television.

Interstellar star Matthew McConaughey talks about the secrecy surrounding his new film, what he thinks of the new 'True Detective' cast and much more.

Hollywood icon Shirley MacLaine talks about her new film, communicating with Sinatra after his death, UFO's and her "long night" with Jennifer Lawrence.

Two-time Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank discusses her new western drama "The Homesman," the treatment of women in Hollywood, and the lasting impact of her performance as a transgender teen in "Boys Don't Cry."