Larry King Now

Legendary drummer Sheila E. opens up about the untimely death of her close friend and music partner Prince, discussing special moments she shared with the icon and whether or not we will hear Prince's unreleased music in the near future. Plus, Sheila shares her opinion on the state of the music business and dishes on her most notable collaborations, from Ringo Starr to Beyoncé.

New York Times-bestselling author and explorer of life's mysteries Malcolm Gladwell unpacks Donald Trump's seemingly impossible achievement, the swift acceptance of gay marriage in the United States, and why he does his best writing "at a certain distance." Plus, the social science journalist on his new podcast, 'Revisionist History.'

It's a meeting of the minds. Eric Andre, who set out to be the world's worst talk show host, meets his match in one of the planet's greatest broadcasters in an interview that goes down as the strangest in 'Larry King Now' history.

Actor Simon Helberg returns to 'Larry King Now' to detail his latest film, 'Florence Foster Jenkins,' in which he stars alongside Meryl Streep & Hugh Grant. Simon also dishes on what to expect in the highly-anticipated tenth season of 'The Big Bang Theory,' and comments on the possibility of another 'BBT' contract extension for the cast following season ten.

It's Dolly! The legendary entertainer welcomes Larry King to her Nashville studio to discuss her new album, her enduring career, and her longtime support for the LGBTQ community. Plus, Dolly on reuniting with her '9 to 5' co-stars Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, and the possibility of Hillary Clinton becoming the first female president of the United States.

Actor, director, and all-around great guy John Krasinski joins Larry for an intimate conversation about his family, working to earn the fame 'The Office' gave him, and the sage advice he's received from George Clooney. Plus, John on his upcoming role as Jack Ryan and his new film, 'The Hollars.'

Natasha Lyonne and Larry King become insta-besties as they discuss Natasha's feelings about sex scenes, her desire to be a '70s male actor, and Larry's refusal to get a smartphone in this candid, comical interview.

Music wunderkind Shawn Mendes dishes on a variety of topics during his visit to 'Larry King Now,' including the process behind constructing his new album 'Illuminate,' and what fans can expect from a forthcoming world tour. Plus, Shawn opens up about handling global fame at such a young age, what it was like working alongside Taylor Swift, and his next big career move.

Scott Borchetta - whose record label, Big Machine, names Steven Tyler, Tim McGraw and Taylor Swift among its artists - discusses discovering talent, where the music industry is headed, and how he persuaded a young T. Swift to sign with him over a major record label.

The delightfully hilarious Kristen Schaal opens up to Larry about the roots of her comedic genius and the keys to making it in the often fickle industry that is Hollywood. She also previews the forthcoming season of her hit sitcom 'The Last Man on Earth,' reminisces about her days working alongside Jon Stewart, and weighs in on the 2016 presidential election.

CFDA-winning fashion designer Zac Posen gives Larry a fashion education, discussing his evolution in the industry, the designer he'd most like to trade places with, and why he says he's the toughest 'Project Runway' judge. Plus, Zac on why we seldom see one-time muse Natalie Portman in his designs anymore.

Grammy-nominated, multiplatinum singer-songwriter Jewel opens up about healing from a tumultuous childhood, the state of the music industry, and her relationship with her 90s hits in this candid interview.

In a rare, in-depth interview, Dan Bilzerian - professional poker player and polarizing social media celebrity - opens up about regret, what he thinks of women, and why he's supporting Donald Trump for president of the United States. Plus, the "King of Instagram" on hiring a prostitute to sleep with a veteran.

The delightfully hilarious Kathryn Hahn talks all things 'Transparent' with Larry, including why the show has become such a mainstream hit, the brilliance of director Joey Soloway and where the series is headed next. Kathryn also looks back at her starring role in the hysterical film 'Bad Moms' and gives her take on the 2016 presidential race.

Lance Bass - who currently hosts the first all-gay dating show on television and comprises one fifth of former uber boy band, *NSYNC - opens up about how things have changed for the better since he came out, the spheres in which he still encounters homophobia, and why he finds Donald Trump "very disappointing." Plus, the Mississippian on wanting to make a country album.

Prolific and perennial bestselling author James Patterson joins Larry to discuss his writing process, his quest to get more kids to read, and why more of his Alex Cross series weren't turned into movies.

In an interview at once touching and hilarious, Norm Macdonald opens up about writing his memoir, losing it all to gambling, and the chasm between Donald Trump's public and private persona. Plus, is Norm coming out of the closet?

Beloved Canadian twin pop duo Tegan & Sara open up about their evolution as musicians and sisters, why - as they advocate for LGBT rights - they don't want to get married, and their respect for pop artists like Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift.

Stand-up comedian Iliza Shlesinger discusses her new Netflix special, 'Confirmed Kills,' explains why she addresses sexual assault - but not sex - in her act, and breaks down the concept of girl logic for Larry.

Actor Kunal Nayyar joins Larry for a well-rounded chat about the future of his mega-hit sitcom 'The Big Bang Theory,' voicing a role for the animated film 'Trolls,' his plans to break into Bollywood, and some politics!

Grammy-nominated rapper and producer Jeezy joins Larry for a wide-ranging conversation about his musical process, homophobia in hip hop, and the recent spate of black men killed by police.

Comedian, actor, and jazz singer Ana Gasteyer gets real about what she'd do differently if she could relive her time on 'Saturday Night Live,' why Kathy Griffin might be to thank for her time on the show, and the unexpected upside of getting older.

Legendary athlete Diana Nyad shares her inspiring story of swimming from Cuba to Florida without a shark tank in her sixties and the existential crisis that spurred it. Plus, the beloved long-distance swimmer on coming out & the bravery of being yourself.

Nicole Scherzinger talks working with Simon Cowell on 'The X Factor,' and how Disney - criticized for whitewashing cultural storylines - got its depiction of Polynesian culture in 'Moana' right. Plus, the triple threat on how 'Hamilton' changed her life.

Actress Tippi Hedren looks back at her starring roles in the iconic films 'The Birds' & 'Marnie,' and details her rocky relationship with the man who directed both movies, Alfred Hitchcock. Tippi also opens up about her famous daughter Melanie Griffith.

Oscar winner - and self-described rogue - Jeremy Irons reflects on his remarkable career, gets candid about the conditions that led to Brexit and Trump becoming president, and discusses reprising his role as Scar in the remake of 'The Lion King.'

Shemar Moore discusses his recent departure from 'Criminal Minds' - after 11 years on the series - and what the future has in store for him. Plus, the actor opens up about his family and the realities of being biracial in America.

Leah Remini - who famously left the Church of Scientology in 2013, after being a member for 35 years - sits with Larry to discuss the organization's controversial practices, Tom Cruise's involvement, and why she welcomes the church to sue her over her new docuseries.

Carrie Keagan doesn't mince her words as she discusses her work, her Catholic upbringing, and president-elect Trump's continued involvement with 'Celebrity Apprentice' in this wide-ranging sit-down.

Adam Driver - one of Hollywood's brightest stars - joins Larry to discuss the final season of the hit HBO comedy 'Girls,' his coveted leading role in the 'Star Wars' film franchise, and working alongside the legendary Martin Scorsese.

Breakout star Ruth Negga joins Larry to discuss the Oscars buzz for her role in 'Loving,' how she's taking to her newfound celebrity, and how she and her longtime boyfriend Dominic Cooper ended up on 'Preacher' together.

It's a no-holds-barred conversation with award-winning auteur Lee Daniels as he discusses his new series, 'Star' and the effect that 'Empire' has had on homophobia in hip hop, and he shares his uncensored thoughts about #OscarsSoWhite in 2017.

The wonderfully witty Yvette Nicole Brown doesn't hold back during her first appearance on 'Larry King Now,' opening up about the potential for a 'Community' movie, her next big move in Hollywood, and why she's struggling to accept a Trump White House.

After a year marked by divisiveness & rancor, Larry invites a panel to discuss how to feel better in 2017: the benefits of unplugging from the news, the free exercise proven to diminish depression and anxiety, and finding peace in the face of tumult.

Emmy nominee Christina Ricci makes her first appearance on 'Larry King Now,' openly discussing the trials and tribulations of childhood fame, the fight for gender equality in Hollywood, and her new role as Zelda Fitzgerald in the Amazon series 'Z: The Beginning of Everything.'

Keke Palmer openly discusses the perils of childhood fame, America's current political landscape, and her future career aspirations. Plus, the famed actress addresses a recent controversial incident with Trey Songz, and what's next for her hit show 'Scream Queens'.

In a conversation wide-ranging and at times weird, Rachel Bloom discusses feminism, her fears, and feces in a riveting tale about her first time pooping on a toilet. Plus, the 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' star and creator on what's in store for the musical comedy.

Award-winning actor David Oyelowo unpacks some of his most indelible performances, explains his affinity for female directors, and discusses the uphill battle to be cast as a black protagonist in this thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation.

In a wide-ranging conversation between two broadcasting giants, Larry King welcomes buddy Regis Philbin to discuss life in retirement, career highlights, and, of course, former co-hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Kelly Ripa. Regis also weighs in on a potential return to TV and America's current political climate.

2012 'X Factor UK' winner James Arthur travels across the pond to discuss his reemergence on the global music scene after several challenging years out of the spotlight. Plus, Grammy-nominated country star Brandy Clark on her songwriting process and dream collaboration.

Actress Anne Heche charms Larry in a interview featuring tales from her time working with fellow industry heavyweights Harrison Ford and Johnny Depp, a discussion about gender equality in Hollywood, and an impromptu lesson in faking an on-screen brawl.

YouTube sensation and activist Tyler Oakley sits down with Larry for a wide-ranging conversation about his unique path to superstardom, the evolution of social media culture, and his next big career move. Tyler and Larry also get political, delving into LGBT rights in Trump's America.

We pity the fool who doesn't watch Mr. T on 'Larry King Now!' The famed tough-guy actor joins The King to discuss his chances on season 24 of 'Dancing with the Stars,' his strong Christian faith, and a possible 'The A-Team' reprisal.

She's back! Grammy winner and platinum-selling musician Nelly Furtado opens up about her much-needed break from the spotlight, her relationship with her old hits, and what to expect from her new album, 'The Ride.'

Leadership and communication expert Simon Sinek makes the case for why we should all find fulfillment in our work, breaks down strong leadership, and defends millennials in this eye-opening interview.

Brooklyn Decker discusses the challenges she's faced transitioning from model to actress, and why she doesn't miss her covergirl days. Plus, the 'Grace and Frankie' star talks her entry into the tech world as the Chief Design Officer of the new wardrobe and styling site 'Finery'.

Larry visits entertainment icon Carl Reiner at his Beverly Hills home for a special conversation about Reiner's illustrious career, life at 95 years old, and, of course, the funnyman's well-known disdain for Donald Trump.

Award-winning actress Cynthia Nixon opens up about swapping roles with Laura Linney in 'Little Foxes' on Broadway, the possibility of a third 'Sex and the City' movie, & being one trophy short of EGOT status.

From Miami, NBA superstar Chris Bosh updates Larry on the current status of a blood clotting issue that's sidelined him for the entirety of the 2016-2017 season, talks his experience playing with former Heat stars LeBron James and Dwayne Wade, and previews what's to come post-NBA.

Famed media personality Charlamagne Tha God joins Larry for a no-hold-barred discussion about America's current political climate, Tomi Lahren's departure from 'TheBlaze,' and the future of his hit show 'The Breakfast Club.' Plus, the fan-favorite host details his new book 'Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It'.