Hot Ones

An impromptu tasting at the Complex offices last year didn't bode well, but now Elijah is back for revenge. He discusses "The Lord of the Rings" lore, Austin food favorites as well as the differences between horror films and video games.

Damon takes on the wings of death and discusses his vast filmography, his love for Bill Burr and his showdown with Phil Jackson at the 2008 NBA Finals.

New Zealand pop powerhouse Lorde takes on the wings of death and discusses the sound of cicadas, the art of songwriting and the keys to a perfect onion ring.

"The Black Paul Rudd" takes on the fish sticks of death and talks about everything from appearing on WrestleMania to selling t-shirts to Andre 3000 to how the "Hot Ones" sketch came together.

David Harbour is an Emmy- and Tony-nominated actor taking on the wings of death and discusses everything from Shakespeare to penguins to underground poker clubs.

Ed Sheeran takes on the wings of death and chats about everything from salvaging Eric Clapton's guitar from a fire to collaborating with Eminem and 50 Cent.

Malcolm Gladwell takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from The Hoff to video games to the most exciting track event at the Summer Olympics.

The pop star of the moment, Olivia Rodrigo, takes on the wings of death and discusses everything from lyricism to ghost stories to the appeal of Trader Joe's.

Elizabeth Olsen is an actress whose work includes everything from the theater to acclaimed indies like "Wind River" and "Ingrid Goes West" to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including the megahit show "WandaVision."

Quavo follows in the footsteps of Offset and attempts to scale the heights of Mount Scoville, discussing everything from Jeff Goldblum fits to studio sessions with DJ Khaled to partying with Elon Musk along the way.

The "Nigerian Nightmare" tries to put the wings of death in a chokehold while discussing fellow fighters like Francis Ngannou.

Jack Harlow is a Grammy-nominated rapper taking on the wings of death. Along the way, Harlow discusses his Louisville roots, his love of ranch and the art of the ad-lib.