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Diana Nyad on swimming from Cuba to Florida without a shark tank in her sixties and the existential crisis that spurred it, coming out, and the bravery of being yourself.

Thomas Lennon discusses the staying power of Lieutenant Jim Dangle and his bizarre experience with Terrence Malick; author David Lebedoff discusses his killer mosquito novel and its Zika parallels.

Nicole Scherzinger on working with Simon Cowell on 'The X Factor,' how Disney got its depiction of Polynesian culture in 'Moana' right and how 'Hamilton' changed her life.

Innocence Project co-founder Peter Neufeld and board member Jason Flom talk to Shawn King about the state of wrongful conviction in the United States, how and why it happens and their work on exonerating hundreds of people convicted of crimes.

Actress Tippi Hedren looks back at her starring roles in the iconic films 'The Birds' & 'Marnie,' and details her relationships with director Alfred Hitchcock and her daughter Melanie Griffith.

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.'

Tony Hawks talks about skateboarding in the 2020 Tokyo Games, his efforts to build skateparks across the U.S., and what the future holds for his famed video gaming franchise.

Bret Easton Ellis takes on the media for its role in the election, shares his chilling first meeting with Christian Bale, and discusses his fizzled plans to make a movie with Kanye West.

Carole Bayer Sager reflects on her legendary career - including working with Frank Sinatra - as a songwriter, the honesty of her new memoir, and her special friendship with Elizabeth Taylor.

Larry and his wife Shawn talk with acclaimed vocal coach Roger Love, who shares stories of training Hollywood's A-listers.

Shemar Moore discusses his recent departure from 'Criminal Minds,' his future, his family and the realities of being biracial in America.

Ben Mendelsohn on his turn as the newest Star Wars villain in 'Rogue One,' what it's like to be pegged as the bad guy, and the delight of being in high demand after years of struggling.

Leah Remini discusses Scientology's controversial practices, Tom Cruise's involvement, and why she welcomes the church to sue her.

Carrie Keagan discusses her work, her Catholic upbringing, and president-elect Trump's continued involvement with 'Celebrity Apprentice.'

Adam Driver on the final season of 'Girls,' his role in the 'Star Wars' film franchise, and working alongside the legendary Martin Scorsese.

'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' star Kandi Burruss dishes on her ascent to success in a variety of industries, ranging from music to sex toys, and the added trials and tribulations she's experienced along the way as a woman of color.

Ruth Negga on 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.

Lee Daniels discusses his new series, 'Star,' and the effect 'Empire' has had on homophobia in hip hop, and shares his uncensored thoughts about OscarsSoWhite in 2017.

Yvette Nicole Brown opens 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.

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.

Curtis Stone opens up about the joys and trials of running two successful restaurants - Maude and Gwen - in Los Angeles, how he still manages to find time to host TV series, and his philosophy on food in this wide-ranging interview.

Gary Cole spills details about the new season of 'Veep,' the legacy of his cult classic film 'Office Space,' and discusses what roles he'd like to tackle next.

Christina Ricci openly discusses the trials and tribulations of childhood fame, the fight for gender equality in Hollywood, and her new role as Zelda Fitzgerald.

Rick Astley on new album '50,' his personal experience with Rick-rolling, and the response to Trump across the pond; rocker Eddie Money looks back at his legendary career and talks what's next.

Golden Globe-winning actress Maura Tierney opens up about whether her "Affair" character Helen will get her happy ending, her experience with the Hollywood pay gap, and why Tom Hanks is just as great as he seems.

Brandi Glanville discusses her time on "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and Donald Trump.

Keke Palmer openly discusses the perils of childhood fame, America's current political landscape, and her future career aspirations. Plus, she addresses a recent controversial incident with Trey Songz, and the future of "Scream Queens."

Famed actress Mackenzie Phillips candidly details her struggles with drug and alcohol addiction, as well as her path to sobriety amid a difficult career in the spotlight. Plus, Mackenzie weighs in on the Netflix reboot of her classic show.

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

Patrick Warburton joins Larry to discuss his turn as Lemony Snicket on Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events," the astounding staying power of his nine-episode arc as Puddy on "Seinfeld," and why he's rooting for President Trump.

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.

Stephen Dorff opens up about transforming into Bryson Wheeler in his latest film, his future in country music and the circumstances surrounding his brother's recent death. Plus, the actor on reviving Deacon Frost for a "Blade" sequel.

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.

Actor-writer-producer Dan Bucatinsky discusses tackling politics in the era of Trump on "24: Legacy," LGBTQ representation in TV and film and how to push producing partner Lisa Kudrow's buttons. Plus, he shares his love of fart jokes.

Legendary comedian Jon Lovitz delves into his favorite past "SNL" moments and analyzes the portrayal of the Trump administration by the 2017 cast.

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, Larry chats with the critically-acclaimed Brandy Clark.

Kevin Pollak fills in for Larry, interviewing comedians Katy Colloton and Katie O'Brien about the inspirations behind their hit TV Land sitcom "Teachers." Plus, the "Katydid" ladies weigh in on the difficulties they've faced as women in comedy.

"Birdman" and "Bloodline" actor Andrea Riseborough joins Larry to discuss the need for more flawed female characters and her past life as a contortionist. Later, comedian Henry Phillips talks Bill Murray and his semi-autobiographical film, "Punching Henry."

Actress Anne Heche charms Larry in a interview. A discussion about gender equality.

'MasterChef Junior' judge Christina Tosi discusses making kids cry on the competition series.

Nutritionist JJ Virgin shares the story of a hit-and-run accident that nearly took her son's life, and how she and her son both came out stronger. Later, Jessica & Kyle Davenport join to discuss their kids' rare condition, SIOD.

Justin Bartha joins Larry to discuss his new role in 'The Good Wife' spin-off 'The Good Fight,' Trump's identity politics, and what Nicolas Cage is really like. Plus, the 'National Treasure' star on the possibility of a third film in the series.

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.

World-renowned businessman and success expert Harvey Mackay discusses his newest pursuit 'Harvey Mackay University,' talks longevity in business, and weighs in on the keys to utilizing the digital sphere as an entrepreneur.

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.'

Cake master Duff Goldman gives Larry an education in baking, discussing the craziest concoctions he's pulled off and his almost accidental path to becoming a cake guy. Plus, Duff on the key to judging other cooks, and giving it all up for music.

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.

Zachary Levi talks the possibility of a 'Chuck' movie, switching places with Ryan Gosling, and reprising his role as Flynn Rider in the Disney Channel's new 'Tangled' series.

Brooklyn Decker discusses the challenges she's faced transitioning from model to actress, and why she doesn't miss her covergirl days. She talks about her challenging entry into the tech world as the CDO 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.

Actress Margo Martindale talks her hit FX show 'The Americans', weights in on ageism in Hollywood.

Award-winning chef and restaurant tycoon Mario Batali discusses his cooking roots, the unexpected regional cuisines he loves, and how he grew one eatery into a 26-restaurant empire.

'New Girl' star Lamorne Morris weighs in on the fate of the Fox series, his hilarious co-stars, and working with comedy great Adam Sandler. Plus, the funnyman opens up about his father's past as a drug dealer, and his history with police.

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.

Famed media personality Charlamagne Tha God joins Larry for a no-holds-barred discussion about America's current political climate, Tomi Lahren's departure from 'TheBlaze,' and the future of his hit show 'The Breakfast Club.'

'The Americans' star Matthew Rhys gets candid about life with his co-star and girlfriend, Keri Russell, his experience guest starring on 'Girls,' and what he learned from Sally Field.

Academy Award nominee James Cromwell shares stories from his prolific career, from paying for his Oscar campaign for 'Babe' to his upcoming role in 'Jurassic World 2,' and discusses his longtime dedication to protesting.

Macy Gray looks back at the release of her platinum-selling album 'On How Life Is,' and talks the conception of her powerful new single 'White Man,' talks about Trump's presidency and what she misses about Obama.

Actress Yara Shahidi talks handling fame as a teenager, her future career goals, and Trump's America.

Dennis Miller discusses the state of comedy and the state of politics: why he prefers Trump over Hillary, the dearth of moderates, and why he calls himself socially liberal.

Hank Azaria on his three-decade career in Hollywood, his IFC series 'Brockmire,' and his voice work.

Kelly Rowland discusses the trials of being a new mom, a potential Destiny's Child reunion, her hopes for her young son, and the status of June's Diary.

Eric Stonestreet opens up about the 'Modern Family' cast's contract negotiations, their uproarious text chain, trading places with Sofia Vergara, having Tina Fey for a teacher, and his past as a clown.

The 'Fresh off the Boat' star talks the unlikely success of the ABC comedy, how 'Veep' made a difference in his career, why he didn't expect to make it in Hollywood, and connecting with Kim Jong-un.

Kelly Osbourne opens up about her past, her parents, and the downside of growing up famous, as well as why women should feel better about their private parts.

Caitlyn Jenner joins Larry King for an in-depth discussion about her gender confirmation surgery, her sexual orientation, the status of her relationship with her kids and Kris, and trans rights.

Bellamy Young talks all things 'Scandal,' including what it's like working alongside the the show's lead Kerry Washington and a possible spinoff for her character Mellie Grant.

Ben Falcone opens up about the good, bad, and weird parts of being a dad alongside his wife, fellow comedic powerhouse Melissa McCarthy.

Faith Evans discusses breathing new life into her late husband The Notorious B.I.G.'s music on their duets album, what it was like to finally collaborate with Lil' Kim, and sensing Biggie's presence in the recording studio.

New York Times bestselling author Dennis Lehane details his distinctive writing process and talks about his newest novel 'Since We Fell,'.

'Salem' and 'Fringe' star Seth Gabel discusses the intricacies of his newest role in National Geographic's 'Genius,' and the career lessons he's learned from his famous father-in-law Ron Howard. Then, the hysterical Jimmy O.

Award-winning radio host Enrique Santos opens up about coming out, his path from police officer to celebrated host, pranking Fidel Castro and his anxiety over President Trump.

Ben Schwartz and Larry King are fast friends as they discuss the need for a Jewish superhero, how Ben got into the mind of a duck for 'DuckTales,' and his new book on dating. Plus, Ben does what might be the world's best impression of Larry.

Larry welcomes 2009 World Series champ Nick Swisher for a wide-ranging conversation about his all-star career, including his famed stint with the New York Yankees, the current state of MLB baseball, and life in retirement.

Lauren Scruggs Kennedy, who lost her left hand and eye when she walked into a plane's propeller in 2011, discusses her work to help other women through her foundation and her marriage to Jason Kennedy.

Actress and musician Taryn Manning joins Larry ahead of the 'Orange Is the New Black' season five premiere to discuss the show's magic. Plus, the actress-musician on her new song, and losing a role to Shiri Appleby.

Renowned comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham explains why his brand of funny has found global acclaim, talks the ever-changing state of comedy, and details the genesis of his famed character 'Achmed the Dead Terrorist.'

Candis Cayne is all candor as she opens up about her relationship with Caitlyn Jenner, her upcoming role on 'Transparent,' and her plans to run for president in this in-depth interview. Plus, the transgender icon on her new book.

T.J. Miller opens up about leaving 'Silicon Valley,' the downside of being a celebrity and his HBO comedy special in this wide-ranging interview. Plus, Larry kicks T.J. out to interview a blue alien named Gorburger in the final segment.

Actress Mandy Moore opens up about 'This Is Us' - including her audition process for the NBC smash hit, when audiences will learn how Jack Pearson dies, her new music and recovering from divorce.

Pioneering transgender teen Jazz Jennings discusses her fight to normalize the perception of transgender youth in America, talks coping with hateful discrimination towards the LGBTQ community, and opens up about meeting Tomi Lahren.

Emmy winner Yeardley Smith explains to Larry why Lisa Simpson, who she's voiced for 28 seasons, is one of TV's all-time greatest characters, dishes on her desire for little Lisa to get her own show, and talks a potential second 'Simpsons' movie.

Ice Cube on being black in America, the days of N.W.A. and the importance of Kendrick Lamar.

Actress Miranda Cosgrove discusses the new "Despicable Me" and what she'd like to tackle next.

Jerrod Carmichael discusses "The Carmichael Show" and losing a role model in Bill Cosby.

Alison Brie gushes about her series, "GLOW" and reveals her role in Spielberg's upcoming movie.

Neil deGrasse Tyson unpacks Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement.

Vanessa Williams discusses her show, "Daytime Divas," running into the Clintons in Chappaqua.

"Luke Cage" star Mike Colter discusses the magnitude of playing a black Marvel superhero.