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Larry King interviews Seth MacFarlane. "Family Guy" creator MacFarlane discusses legalizing marijuana, relationships, money, love, & more. Watch this full episode of Larry King Now.

Comedian and actor George Lopez opens up to Larry about his family, his past, and talks about his new show "Take Me Out."

Larry sits down with Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon to talk about her new movies, Arbitrage and Robot & Frank, and her latest passion project a ping pong club. Plus, she opens up about her split from longtime love Tim Robbins.

The former Mayor of New York City sits down with Larry to talk about the upcoming election, his biggest regrets, and whether he will seek office again.

The actor and activist talks to Larry about everything from his new role in The Bourne Legacy, to the upcoming presidential election.

Co-stars and real-life couple, Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell chat with Larry about their new movie, 'Hit & Run', overcoming Dax's drug addiction, and whether they will walk down the aisle.

Larry talks to the hilarious Jeff Foxworthy about his new game show, his southern roots, and what it's like to be a conservative in Hollywood. Plus, Jeff gives Larry a lesson in going redneck.

Larry welcomes fitness heavyweight Jillian Michaels to the studio for a chat about why she left The Biggest Loser, the newfound joys of motherhood, and why Americans are so overweight. Plus, Jillian whips Larry into shape.

Creator and host of the Nerdist podcast talks to Larry about battling alcohol addiction and building a new media empire. Plus, Chris gives Larry a lesson on nerd culture.

Larry joins Rachael in the kitchen for a candid chat about her rise to fame, why she won't send food back at restaurants, and the scariest cooking experience. Plus, she gives Larry a much-needed cooking lesson.

Ex-Governor and perennial maverick Jesse Ventura joins Larry for a frank conversation about gangs in government, his refusal to fly, and why he thinks political parties should be abolished.

It's a no holds barred conversation with Joan and Melissa Rivers, as they tackle protests, politics, pop culture and plastic surgery.

Larry welcomes Modern Family star Eric Stonestreet to the studio to chat about his tremendously popular show, his penchant for clowning around, and what it's like to play a gay character.

Larry sits down with his longtime friend Penny Marshall to chat about her new memoir, her seminal role as director, and working with her brother on Laverne and Shirley. Plus, she sets the record straight about her health.

The stars of AMC's hit series The Walking Dead -- Andrew Lincoln and Sarah Wayne Callies -- join Larry to discuss their upcoming third season, the secrets behind the show's success, and what it's like to go through "zombie school."

WWE Superstars John Cena, CM Punk, Big Show, The Miz and Zack Ryder sit down with Larry backstage at RAW to give him an inside look at what it takes to be the best in the business. Plus, Larry gets in on the fun and makes a special appearance at WWE RAW.

Self-proclaimed atheist Larry King tackles the question of faith with spiritual leader Deepak Chopra and his son, Gotham, whose new documentary, Decoding Deepak, explores the private life of the world-renowned guru.

The writer-director who made it in Hollywood with such indie favorites as "Clerks" and "Chasing Amy" sits down with Larry to talk about Kevin's love for comic books, smoking marijuana, and why his next film as director will be his last.

Jeff Goldblum -- actor, jazz pianist, and entertainer extraordinaire -- joins Larry to discuss his Hollywood theater debut in Seminar, his relationship with girlfriend Emilie Livingston, and his philosophy on life.

Jimmy Kimmel sits down with Larry to talk about interviewing his idol David Letterman, and what it feels like to go head-to-head with him when "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" moves to TV's most wanted time slot.

Larry sits down with Australian actor Simon Baker. The star of "The Mentalist" talks about everything from fatherhood to overcoming shyness and his rise to fame.

On the heels of her final race of the season, Danica Patrick tells Larry she's ready to take on the big leagues as she joins the Sprint Cup Series full-time next year -- and she speaks out against those critics who think she's "too sexy" for NASCAR.

Animal Planet's Dave Salmoni brings some wildlife to the show and shows Larry how to approach a white tiger. Plus, one of the world's rarest predators -- on set!

Music superstar Wiz Khalifa gives Larry a lesson in hip-hop culture and shares his excitement over soon becoming a dad. Plus, the tattooed rapper offers Larry some pointers on getting inked.

Funnyman Martin Short, host of SNL's last show of 2012, brings back his most popular characters including Jiminy Glick & Franck from "Father of the Bride" and opens up about the loss of his wife and partner of 36 years, Nancy.

Iconic comedian Billy Crystal opens up about working with Bette Midler and what it's really like to host the Oscars. Plus, a Yankees versus Dodgers standoff and a rousing round of "If You Only Knew".

Larry chats with Chris Colfer about what's next on "Glee", being a best-selling author, and bringing his high school screenplay to the big screen. Chris' movie, "Struck by Lightning" is in select theaters, and available on Video on Demand.

Rapper, author and entrepreneur T.I. stops to by to discuss his highly-anticipated new album, Troubleman, his time in prison, and whether the free agent will sign with a new record label. Plus, T.I. offers his stance on gun control and pot legalization.

Larry chats with journalist and host Lisa Ling about covering taboo topics on 'Our America', hosting the new reality competition, 'The Job.' Plus, Lisa opens up about a very personal struggle.

Jason Bateman and Melissa McCarthy reveal details about their comedy Identity Thief, including each other's annoying habits and how Jason nabbed Melissa for the part. Plus, Larry and Melissa argue why they should be cast in the Arrested Development movie.

It's fight night! UFC President Dana White and fighter Liz Carmouche give the inside scoop as Carmouche prepares to make sports history in the first female UFC match against champion Ronda Rousey.

Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson tells us why he's taken to designing bow ties and opens up about his recent engagement to his partner, Justin. Plus, Jesse reveals secrets to upcoming Modern Family episodes!

Hollywood's hardest worker, Ryan Seacrest, opens up about what drives him and whether he'll take a step back to start a family. Plus, he sounds off on "American Idol" judge Nicki Minaj, and discusses a project he calls the most meaningful of his life.

Actress-turned-lifestyle guru Jessica Alba shows us how easy it is to live a natural and toxic-free life with the launch of her book, The Honest Life. She offers Larry some DIY health & beauty tips and opens up about the upcoming Sin City sequel.

It's Joel McHale! "The Soup" host and "Community" star offers his take on Chevy Chase's exit from the NBC comedy, creator Dan Harmon's ousting, and why he'd really like a tail. Plus, the father of two offers Kim & Kanye advice on what to name their baby.

Larry sits down with Grammy award winning record producer and music executive, Clive Davis, to talk about the surprising personal revelations in his new book, the rise and fall of Whitney Houston, and his fallout with Kelly Clarkson.

Reading Rainbow's LeVar Burton & Bill Nye the Science Guy -- aka TV's greatest teachers -- are back to give us an education on education! The pair sound off on our nation's academic shortcomings and the future of space exploration.

Larry sits down with Snoop Lion to talk about his new name, look, and faith. Plus, Snoop opens up about why he went from being a gun-toting rapper to spreading messages of non-violence in his new reggae song, "No Guns Allowed."

You know him as a millionaire mogul at the top of his rap game. In this candid interview, 50 Cent sheds his public image to talk about growing up without a father, what he seeks in a partner & why the media doesn't know who he really is.

America's most famous tattoo artist, Kat Von D, reveals what's beneath her inked exterior in this candid interview about her family, her fears, and her fiancé, Deadmau5. Plus, what Kat calls her "most amazing tattoo experience" -- Larry gets inked!

From "Seinfeld" to "Veep," Julia Louis-Dreyfus is riding high, tying with Lucille Ball for most Emmy nominations by a comedic actress. Julia speaks candidly about her wild success and lunching with real Veep Joe Biden.

After saving the world for years as James Bond, Pierce Brosnan is back in his most emotional role yet in "Love is All You Need." Plus, Pierce on Daniel Craig's 007 & why he'd like to sing again despite his "Mamma Mia" critics.

The world's best pound for pound fighter Floyd 'Money' Mayweather sits down with Larry and talks about his upcoming fight on May 4th, his first since being released from prison this past year.

Larry chats with actor and political activist Kal Penn, about going from roles in movies like 'Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle' to working in the White House. Kal also opens up about his personal life, and his experience returning to acting.

In a rare interview with Carlos Slim, Forbes' "Richest Man in the World," Larry takes you inside the mind of this humble father of six & how he became the most successful entrepreneur on this planet.

Larry chats with country music star, Tim McGraw, at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas. McGraw opens up about working with his wife, Faith Hill, raising teenage daughters, and making peace with his late father.

It's John Cho! The "Star Trek Into Darkness" star talks reprising the legendary role of Sulu in J.J. Abrams' latest sequel. Plus, John on why he loves his stoner fans following his run in the high-larious "Harold & Kumar" series.

Blues Brother, Ghostbuster, and Wild and Crazy guy Dan Aykroyd tells Larry about the joys of working with Michael Douglas, and feeling John Belushi's presence from the other side. Plus, a glimpse into the world of Ghostbusters 3.

Self-proclaimed villain Marilyn Manson is anything but in this charming and honest interview. The patron saint of punk rock talks marriage, sharing the stage with fellow icon Alice Cooper, and whether Kanye is a better musician than Jay-Z.

Steve Austin shows he's not just Stone Cold but a good guy who enjoys the simple pleasures life has to offer. The WWE Hall of Famer reveals how he got to be the best in the biz & his choice opponent to bring him back in the ring.