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Actor-producer-comic Paul Reiser discusses returning to stand-up and his Johnny Carson series.

Fitness guru Bob Harper on his heart attack, the depression after and changing thinking about carbs.

Actress Debi Mazar regales Larry with stories from her decades-long film and television career.

Songwriter Steve Dorff tells Larry and Shawn King about his legendary career and collaborators.

Actor Ben Feldman on his show and how his role on "Mad Men" changed the course of his career.

Former NHL star Sean Avery candidly reminisces about the highs and lows of his professional hockey career - all of which he writes about in his new book 'Ice Capades: A Memoir of Fast Living and Tough Hockey.'

Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger on her time at Auschwitz, returning there and finding forgiveness.

Laura Linney looks back at her many film, television and theater roles, including "Mystic River."

Anthony Anderson on the success of "black-ish," his journey with diabetes and his hidden talent.

Futurist Jason Silva on a future where humans may live indefinitely and the use of psychedelics.

Jim Belushi on his year, his odd audition for "Twin Peaks" and being mistaken for Bill Murray.

Ed Helms talks about his new special "The Fake News with Ted Nelms, " politics and favorite roles.

Eliza Coupe explores why playing Tiger on Seth Rogen's 'Future Man' has been a dream come true, the roles she won't take, and cements her cool-girl status with the reveal that she grew up playing on an all-boys hockey team.

Larry and a panel discuss the recent FBI report showing U.S.-based hate crimes are at a 5 year high.

Katt Williams on comedy, his new Netflix special and working with Owen Wilson and Ed Helms.

Padma Lakshmi on celebrity chefs in America, sexual harassment and trading spots with the President.

John Cho on his leading role in "Columbus" and the next installment of "Star Trek."

Lena Waithe discusses the importance of getting her hometown right on her show.

Jerry O'Connell discusses his family, his latest projects, and how he maintains his grounding.

Sam Jones discusses "Off Camera with Sam Jones" and his most challenging photography subjects.

Funnyman Rob Riggle opens up about his transition into more serious film roles.

Garrett Hedlund discusses his recent work on "Mosaic" and "Mudbound."

Rapsody discusses going head to head with hip-hop heavyweights Kendrick Lamar and Jay-Z.

Suzann Pileggi Pawelski and James Pawelski discuss the science behind happy relationships.

D'Arcy Carden opens up about why her role on "The Good Place" came as a great surprise.

Allison Janney discusses winning a Golden Globe for best supporting actress in "I, Tonya."

Actress Rebecca Romijn discusses the popularity of her show "The Librarians" and other topics.

Fred Armisen discusses the final season of "Portlandia," buying himself a plot in the Hollywood Forever cemetery and why he'll always consider himself a drummer first.

"The Assassination of Gianni Versace" star Édgar Ramírez unpacks occupying the famed Italian designer's shoes, his multilingual upbringing and how he transitioned to acting from running a Venezuelan NGO.

Actress Jenifer Lewis discusses the cultural impact of her hit sitcom "Black-ish" and being bipolar.

Multi-platinum selling musician Andy Grammer joins Larry to discuss what inspired his new album, "The Good Parts," why he shot his most recent music video on LA's Skid Row, and his dream collaborations.

Ex-model Yolanda Hadid discusses her new Lifetime TV series.

Laila Ali introduces her wellness and nutrition brand via her cookbook "Food for Life," remembers her father, Muhammad Ali, and discusses highlights from her own professional boxing career.

Loretta Devine reflects on her career and her latest role as Civil Rights activist Jo Ann Robinson; June Diane Raphael on working alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin.

"Black Panther" film star Chadwick Boseman discusses the cultural importance of a black superhero.

Forest Whitaker discusses the unique diversity of this year's Academy Award nominations, what makes "Black Panther" stand apart from other Marvel movies, and why the Oscar winner fears his passion for acting might be waning.

Pete Holmes riffs on everything from his evangelical Christian upbringing and his relationship with religion today, to the success of his HBO comedy "Crashing."

Ned Colletti, who helmed the Los Angeles Dodgers front office until 2014, discusses his career in professional baseball, life behind the scenes at an MLB club, and what the future holds for America's favorite pastime.

Hairstylist-cum-show host Tabatha Coffey discusses why she took a break, the limitations of her TV persona, and her fascinating childhood.

Actor Richard Jenkins discusses his 2018 Oscar-nominated role in "The Shape of Water," the perks of finding fame later in life, and the film project he'd like to tackle next.

Actress Angela Kinsey discusses everything from her days as a 1-800-Dentist operator, to her current work in Hollywood, and rumors of a revival of "The Office."

Brothers Sam and Casey Harris of X Ambassadors join Larry for a conversation about their path to stardom, new music, and joining the fight for stricter gun control in America.

Upending the long-held consensus that personality is relatively fixed after childhood, neuroscientist Dr. Gary Small says new findings show that people can change their personalities at any age, with or without the help of a therapist.

Jason Ritter discusses the success of "Kevin (Probably) Saves the World" and his father's legacy.

Actress Christine Lahti discusses hits she passed on and shares a casting couch story.

David Koechner talks about the success of his sitcom "Superior Donuts," his young daughter's proclivity to comedy, and how Kansas City influenced his career.

Larry interviews tennis players, including Jack Sock, Coco Vandeweghe and John Isner, at the annual BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif.

Darren Criss discusses the intricacies of playing Gianni Versace's killer, Andrew Cunanan, in "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story" and reflects on his Broadway performances.

Neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander, who suffered a near-death experience, claims science shows that the brain does not create consciousness.

Actor Adam Rodriguez ("Criminal Minds") discusses TV police procedurals, the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico and politics.

Judd Apatow discusses his signature style, the stand-up performance that still wakes him up in the middle of the night, and the process of making a documentary about his late friend and mentor, Garry Shandling.

Colin Cowherd joins Larry to discuss sports topics including NCAA March Madness, LeBron James' next move, the 2018 NFL draft, and Serena Williams' dominance.

Actor Oliver Hudson previews his new sitcom "Splitting Up Together," and talks candidly about life as Goldie Hawn's son and Kate Hudson's brother.

Actor Jay Duplass ("Transparent") discusses his new movie "Outside In" and his brother, Mark.

Comic Jay Pharoah reflects on his "Saturday Night Live" stint, delves into drama in "Unsane" and explains why he has Matt Damon to thanks for his role in the Steven Soderbergh thriller.

Actor Thomas Middleditch ("Silicon Valley") discusses the comedy's fifth season, his relationship with former costar T.J. Miller, and the art and science of improv.

British actor Dan Stevens discusses Season 2 of his "Legion" TV series and more.

Actor Bruce Dern reflects on his experiences with heavyweights like Alfred Hitchcock and Quentin Tarantino, and a memorable encounter with Marilyn Monroe.

Sharon Osbourne talks about life at home with Ozzy, the status of the couple's lawsuit against concert promoter AEG, why she fears President Trump, and why she believes Stormy Daniels.

Author Alex Banayan ("The Third Door") spent years tracking down the world's most successful people, including Warren Buffett, Maya Angelou, and Bill Gates, in an attempt to discover what they shared in common.

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi discusses the revival of "Jersey Shore," the night she met her husband, balancing fame and motherhood, and what she thinks of other reality stars, like the Kardashians.

Zooey Deschanel reflects on "The New Girl" and it's run, her co-stars, what she will miss most about the show, and her recent food advocacy.

Actor Anders Holm discusses his busy post-"Workaholics" schedule, including starring in freshman Mindy Kaling comedy "Champions" and reuniting with Adam Devine and Blake Anderson for "Game Over, Man!"

Paula Patton discusses her life, from growing up in Los Angeles to her breakout role in "Precious," and her recent work to take control of her career.

Former professional basketball player Nancy Lieberman reflects on her career, opens up about her time as assistant coach for the Sacramento Kings, and reveals why she decided to join Ice Cube's Big3 League.

Sheryl Underwood discusses Richard Pryor's influence on her career, reveals her plans to one day become a billionaire and reflects on interviewing Donald Trump.

"Hollywood Medium" Tyler Henry discusses his unique line of work, his skeptics, and recently connecting with Michael Jackson in the afterlife.

Oscar winner Marlee Matlin looks back at her acting career, and talks about inclusivity in Hollywood, her MeToo experience and Donald Trump.

Indie mogul Mark Duplass discusses the benefits and pitfalls of collaborating with his brother, Jay, how the Trump presidency has influenced his work, and what he learned about leadership from Mindy Kaling.

Portugal. The Man's John Gourley and Zach Carothers discuss the success of their hit "Feel It Still," how their lives have changed as a result, marijuana, their Wasilla, Alaska, roots, and their love for Whitney Houston.

Musician and TV personality Erika Jayne opens up about life as a "Real Housewives" star, previews her forthcoming dance album, and responds to President Trump's treatment of the LGBTQ community.

Actor O-T Fagbenle discusses Season 2 of "The Handmaid's Tale" and his British theater roots; Count Me In founder Shane Feldman on his mission to inspire youth around the globe.

Actress Marcia Gay Harden discuss her mother's battle with Alzheimer's disease and more.

Grammy-winning R&B musician, producer and Maroon 5 keyboardist PJ Morton discusses his music, what he makes of Bruno Mars sweeping the Grammys, Kendrick Lemar's Pulitzer, and what is missing from today's music landscape.

Real-estate broker Ryan Serhant discusses his humble roots in New York City real estate and how he found massive success.

Editor Phillip Picardi talks about launching Conde Nast's first platform devoted to the queer community and his relationship with Anna Wintour.

Actor-model Nyle DiMarco discusses his life as a deaf person, dating both men and women, and President Trump's treatment of marginalized people.

Former NFL player Rashad Jennings discuss his career and the league's concussion protocol measures.

Actor Jussie Smollet ("Empire") discusses Lee Daniels' unique genius and the issues inherent in coming out publicly.

Actress Carol Kane tells stories from the sets of "Taxi" and "Hester Street," and discusses the brilliance of Tina Fey, who is her current boss on Netflix's `'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt."

Novelist and TV creator Harlan Coben talks about his new Netflix thriller "Safe" and details the intricacies of his unique writing process.

Jordan Klepper unpacks his Alex Jonesian persona on "The Opposition."

Chris Harrison, host of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette," looks back on his career.

John Mulaney discusses the reason he wears a suit onstage, his years as an SNL writer - including the genesis of Stefon - and what it was like to return as host, and his undying fascination with O.J. Simpson. Plus, John's take on Mick Jagger.

Actor Elizabeth Marvel talks about playing the president on "Homeland" and gives her take on real-life American politics; comic Fortune Feimster on her new film, "Social Animals."

Martin Seligman, the de facto father of positive psychology, on the elimination of depression and anxiety, and the impact gratitude has on happiness.

Emmy winner Holland Taylor speaks about finding success later in life, her longtime love, Sarah Paulson, and why she takes issue with the assertion that she only came out a few years ago.

Lil Rel Howery mines his upbringing, reflects on his success pre- and post-"Get Out," and muses on how his longtime friend Tiffany Haddish is handling celebrity.

Walton Goggins reflects on his Hollywood career, his experiences working with Quentin Tarantino and Steven Spielberg, "Vice Principals" and his role in Marvel's "Ant-Man and the Wasp."

Todd Fisher reflects on the lives of sister Carrie Fisher and mother Debbie Reynolds, his unusual Hollywood upbringing and his family's relationships.