Larry King Now säsong 7

Married WWE stars The Miz and Maryse discuss how they juggle their careers and their infant daughter, Monroe Sky.

Experts discuss combating America's rising suicide rate.

Actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers discusses portraying Elvis Presley, fatherhood and Hollywood.

Oscar-winning actress Melissa Leo looks back on her roles.

Actor Simon Pegg discusses "Mission: Impossible -- Fallout," including Tom Cruise's stunts.

Jim Gaffigan discusses his budding film career and his "Noble Ape" comedy special.

Drag superstar Trixie Mattel sits down for an extensive conversation about the mainstream emergence of drag, the legendary RuPaul, President Trump, and a lesson in "tucking."

Platinum-selling rapper KYLE talks collaborating with Khalid and Alessia Cara, the advice he received from Snoop Dogg, and mental health awareness; Grammy nominee Aloe Blacc previews his new album and remembers his time working with Swedish DJ Avi.

"Somebody Feed Phil" creator and host Phil Rosenthal discusses his famed global food excursions, Anthony Bourdain's influence on his career, and his time for "Everybody Loves Raymond."

50 Cent discusses his position as executive producer on "Power," the new roles he'll be taking on during the next season, and the possibility of joining forces once again with Eminem.

"Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M. Chu opens up about diversity in Hollywood, Sandra Oh's groundbreaking Emmy nomination, and how his new movie just might be the escape America needs right now.

Oscar and Emmy-nominated documentarian Brett Morgen discusses the award-winning Nat Geo film "Jane," the intricacies of the nonfiction movie-making process, and opens up about meeting the Rolling Stones.

Singer Dionne Warwick reflects on her nearly 60 years in music.

"Orange Is the New Black" star Uzo Aduba discusses the show's sixth season and more.

Emmy-nominated actor Matt Smith talks about his hit Netflix show "The Crown."

Rapper/actress Awkwafina ("Crazy Rich Asians," "Ocean's Eight").

Actor Ben Schwartz discusses his many upcoming film projects, including his highly-anticipated voiceover role as Sonic the Hedgehog.

Singer Bazzi discusses his unique approach to making music and working with Justin Timberlake; British singer Anne-Marie recounts singing for Queen Elizabeth II.

Nick Cannon discusses life as a co-parent with Mariah Carey, his views on President Trump, and what's next for his successful "Wild 'N Out."

Andie MacDowell talks about the intricacies of her newest role in "Love After Love," ageism toward actresses, and her efforts to protect America's forests.

MMA great Chuck Liddell discusses his upcoming bout against Tito Ortiz, his most memorable UFC moments, and some of the sport's other big stars, like Conor McGregor.

Joan Collins delights Larry with stories from her career in show business, discusses her recent projects like "American Horror Story: Apocalypse," and opens up about her own MeToo experience.

Actress and comedian Yvonne Orji discusses the cultural impact of her hit show "Insecure," her Nigerian roots and wanting to direct.

"Good Mythical Morning" co-hosts Rhett and Link.

Larry King dives into the continued fascination around Charles Manson and the horrible crimes he orchestrated as the 50th anniversary approaches.

"Casual" star Michaela Watkins discusses the final season of her hit series, and has a frank conversation about what she thinks of President Trump as a leader.

Actor Tom Berenger discusses his new film "American Dresser" and his motorcycle journey across America.

Olivia Munn talks about why she decided to speak out to get a scene removed from the film "The Predator," and explains why the MeToo movement is making men more aware of their existence.

New York Times Magazine Chief National Correspondent Mark Leibovich details his new book about the National Football League and discusses America's current political climate.

Ashlee Simpson-Ross and Evan Ross talk about fame at a young age, the highs and lows of parenthood, and what to expect from their forthcoming duets album.

Paul Scheer covers his recent movie gig alongside Chance the Rapper, working with Julia Louis-Dreyfus on "Veep," and comedy in the era of Trump.

The Irwin family sits down with Larry to talk about their new show "Crikey! It's the Irwins" and what they are doing to continue their dad's legacy.

Celebrity journalist Sue Cameron discusses her new book "Hollywood Secrets and Scandals."

Justine Bateman, who shot to fame in the '80s as Mallory on "Family Ties," sits down with Larry to discuss her new book "Fame: The Hijacking of Reality" and how her own wild ride informed her opinions about it.

The multi-talented Tinashe talks her forthcoming album, handling adversity with her record label, and working alongside Britney Spears.

Dennis Miller shares his opinions on President Donald Trump's performance in office, actor Alec Baldwin's portrayal of the president and why it's a bad climate for young comics.

Ellie Kemper sits down with Larry to discuss why she takes herself too seriously and the meaning behind the title of her new book "My Squirrel Days."

Action film star and fight enthusiast Frank Grillo gives Larry the inside scoop on his Netflix docu-series "Fight World," reminisces about working with Jing Wu on the hit Chinese movie "Wolf Warrior 2," and weighs in on Captain America.

Actor Steven Yeun discusses his stint on "The Walking Dead," the growing representation of Asians in Hollywood movies and TV shows, and becoming a father.

Olympic figure skater Tara Lipinski reminisces about winning a gold medal in Japan 20 years ago and discusses getting private acting lessons from Jim Carrey.

Vivica A. Fox sits down with Larry to discuss her new daytime series "Face the Truth" and reveals what she thinks of this next chapter of her life; she also doesn't hold back on what she thinks of President Trump.

Larry sits down with four experts in the aging field to discuss how humans can live longer, healthier lives; the panel discusses the most current research into longevity.

Rupert Everett discusses his new film, "The Happy Prince," and Oscar Wilde's influence on him and the LGBTQ community.

Alfonso Ribeiro is an open book with Larry, talking everything from his current "AFV" hosting gig and recent stint as guest judge on "Strictly Come Dancing," to playing Carlton Banks on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and hanging with Will Smith.

Actor and comedian Tom Segura opens up about working with Mark Wahlberg. the highs and lows of fatherhood, and specific details about his anatomy.

Garrard Conley discusses his memoir "Boy Erased" and the movie adaptation; UCLA's Jocelyn Samuels eyes the current state of LGBTQ conversion therapy in America.

Spiritual leader Eckhart Tolle sits down with Larry to discuss his career dedicated to helping people live in the now and how social media is negatively affecting people's minds.

Oscar-nominated actor Gary Busey discusses his films and his new book.

Actress Michelle Rodriguez ("Widows") chats about politics and more.

Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco sits down with Larry to discuss his new book "Stay Hungry" and observational comedy routine.

On the 1,000th episode of "Larry King Now," Bill Maher discusses his 25th anniversary in TV and more.

NeNe Leakes ("Real Housewives of Atlanta") discusses sisterhood and how her husband, Gregg, is doing since his cancer diagnosis.

Kathleen Turner sits down with Larry to discuss how her rage fuels her fight for women's rights, and what she thinks of President Trump's vocabulary.

Andy Bernstein details his decorated career as a sports photographer.

Comic George Wallace reflects on his career, pokes fun at President Trump and explains "wordology."

Comic Adam Conover explains the positive aspects of his TV show "Adam Ruins Everything," and why encyclopedic humor works.

Comic Jeff Ross gives Larry a lesson in the art of roasting and recounts memorable jabs, then is joined by Dave Attell to discuss their "Bumping Mics" standup special.

Violinist Itzhak Perlman shares stories from his remarkable career and explains why arts and music are crucial to a well-rounded education.

Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist Dr. Eric Kandel discusses his new book, "The Disordered Mind."

Comic Rickey Smiley discusses the new season of "Rickey Smiley for Real."

Actor Chris Elliott ("Schitt's Creek") talks about following in his late father's comic footsteps, David Letterman's influence on his career and sharing the movie screen with his wife and daughters in "Clara's Ghost."

Angela Lansbury sits down for a rare interview with Larry to reminisce about her unparalleled career, what keeps her going at 93 years old, and if she ever plans on retiring.

Actor Patrick Wilson discusses his film role in "Aquaman" and "The Conjuring" series.

Psychic medium Harry T explains his views on the afterlife, responds to critics and reads several audience members.

A panel of faith leaders and academics discusses religiosity among millennials, the infusion of politics into the church and what the future holds for America's houses of worship.

A panel of experts discusses the benefits meditation has on the body and how mindfulness reduces stress and helps prevent serious physical illness.

Actor Cheyenne Jackson ("American Horror Story") discusses returning to his musical roots in Disney's "Descendants 3" and becoming a father.

Reality TV star Lisa Vanderpump discusses new seasons.

UFO enthusiast Jeremy Corbell joins Bob Lazar to discuss his new film "Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers."

Actor Taye Diggs discusses hosting the Critics' Choice Awards.

Sleight of hand artist Shin Lim discusses his path to the "America's Got Talent" title, other magicians who inspire him, and how fame has changed his life.

YouTuber Markiplier discusses his life before and after fame, who he would like to collaborate with on YouTube and what he thinks will be the next big video game.

Singer and songwriter Mike Posner sits down with Larry to discuss his latest album, which he wrote while dealing with the death of his father; why Mike has decided to walk across America.

Actor and comic Paul W. Downs ("Broad City") discusses his show's final season, the rise of women in comedy and getting engaged.

Panel discussion of why people join hate groups and what it takes to leave; former neo-Nazi Angela King shares her story of disengagement and how she is helping others.

Actress-comic Amanda Seales discusses her new HBO comedy special "I Be Knowin'."

Ozzie Areu, who recently started the first U.S. Latino-owned multimedia studio, discusses the film and TV industry.

Psychiatrist and neuroplasticity expert Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz talks about the mind and his new book.

Josh Altman ("Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles") talks about Beverly Hills real estate and real-life drama when the cameras aren't rolling.

Golden Globe-winning actor Matt LeBlanc discusses "Friends" and his life before stardom.

Actress/comic Phoebe Robinson discusses Season 2 of "2 Dope Queens," diversity in Hollywood and politics.

Eve on Julie Chen's exit, the status of her rap career and current trending topics.

Rapper and activist Killer Mike dishes on his new Netflix series"Trigger Warning," politics and music.

Actress Sonequa Martin-Green ("Star Trek: Discovery") discusses balancing motherhood with her career.

AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes on air travel, dreaming big and leadership.

Crime-fighter and victims' rights advocate John Walsh discusses new techniques in criminology, his views on gun control and finding closure after losing his son to murder.

Actress Brigitte Nielsen discusses reprising her "Rocky" character Ludmilla Drago in 2018's "Creed II," her relationship with ex-husband Sylvester Stallone and giving birth at age 54.

Actor/director Stephen Merchant discusses his new film "Fighting With My Family" and working with Dwayne Johnson, plus reboot rumors about "The Office."

Derek Hough ("World of Dance") discusses his career, the show and his upcoming tour.

Tom Green sits down with guest host Pete Holmes to discuss his early days as a shock comic, David Letterman's influence, how his comedy had evolved and appearing on "Celebrity Big Brother."

Larry sits down with a team of experts to better understand blockchain and other industry buzzwords like cryptocurrency, bitcoin, and tokens.

Fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi discusses his new memoir and what it was like growing up gay in a Syrian-Jewish family.

Actor/screenwriter Glenn Howerton ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") chats with guest host Pete Holmes.

Pro skier Gus Kenworthy talks about his career, his chances of making the 2022 Winter Olympics and coming out as gay.

Kristin Cavallari sits down with Larry for an in-depth conversation about her career in reality television as well as her successful lifestyle brand Uncommon James; she also opens up about her brother's tragic death.

Thomas Lennon discusses his career as an actor and writer, including his new young adult novel "Ronan Boyle and the Bridge of Riddles."

Karamo Brown ("Queer Eye") discusses his TV show, his journey to self-acceptance and his new memoir.

Actor/comic Larry Charles chats about comedy in dangerous countries around the world and why he thinks President Donald Trump is a "bad comedian."

Rita Wilson discusses her new album "Halfway to Home," film "Gloria Bell" and how being diagnosed with breast cancer changed everything.

Acclaimed singer and songwriter Ne-Yo sits down with Larry to talk "World of Dance" season 3, and hints at the possibility of a residency in Las Vegas; his thoughts on the Michael Jackson scandal.

Actor Danny DeVito talks about working with director Tim Burton on the "Dumbo" remake, his audition for "Taxi" and why he is a staunch supporter of Bernie Sanders.

"RuPaul's Drag Race" judge Michelle Visage discusses the importance of drag culture today.

Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon sits down with Larry for a hilarious conversation about his journey to winning the bronze medal and how he was tricked into putting on his first pair of skates; his ongoing fight for LGBTQ rights.

Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt discusses his collaborative production company HitRecord, his new project with rapper Logic and a potential "500 Days of Summer" sequel.

Actress Lydia Hearst ("The Haunting of Sharon Tate") discusses her love of horror films and reminisces about growing up with her mother, Patty Hearst.

"Downton Abbey" star Elizabeth McGovern sits down with Larry to discuss her new film "The Chaperone" and why she fought to have it made; what fans can expect from the new "Downton Abbey" film.

RJ Mitte ("Breaking Bad"), CJ Jones ("Baby Driver"), talent agent Gail Williamson and author Lauren Appelbaum unpack the complex issue of ableism in Hollywood.

Actress Anna Chlumsky discusses the final season of "Veep" and her character's story arc.

Dr. Dean Ornish talks about his new book "Undo It" and how a few simple changes can reverse some of the most prevalent diseases today; how he helped former President Bill Clinton.

Boxing champion Oscar De La Hoya discusses his new deal with the DAZN streaming service and its potential impact on boxing, plus he revisits the devastating loss that made him decide to retire from the ring.

"Nate & Jeremiah by Design" stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent discuss their journey from business partners to life partners and why they consider themselves LGBTQ role models.

Grammy-nominated rapper and songwriter Raja Kumari discusses her journey to international stardom, bridging the gap between her Eastern roots and Western culture, and her new EP "Bloodline."

Comics/actors Steve Lemme and Kevin Hefferman talk with host Melissa Rivers about their new TV series, "Tacoma FD," and whether there will be a "Super Troopers 3" movie.

Jack Osbourne discusses his new "Portals to Hell" TV series, being a single father and life on the road with guest host Melissa Rivers.

TV host, actor, comic and author Craig Ferguson discusses his memoir, "Riding the Elephant."

Psychotherapist and best-selling author Lori Gottlieb ("Maybe You Should Talk to Someone") chats with guest host Melissa Rivers.

Comic Andrew "Dice" Clay discusses his career with guest host Tom Green.

Comic Nate Bargatze talks to guest host Tom Green about his new Netflix special "The Tennessee Kid."

"Wine Country" star Ana Gasteyer sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss the importance of female comics and her experience working on "Saturday Night Live."

David Koechner opens up to guest host Tom Green about his stint on "Saturday Night Live" and more.

Movie producer-writer Guinevere Turner ("Charlie Says") discusses growing up in a cult.

Dr. Drew Pinsky sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss the importance of mental health awareness in America and how social media is causing depression and isolation; what Dr. Drew thinks about President Trump's mental health.

Dane Cook sits down with guest host Tom Green for an enlightening conversation about his long career as a stand-up comic, what he's learned from haters, and how he deals with the hardships from his past.

Henry Rollins sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss why he decided to leave music behind and why he doesn't talk about politics on his radio show; why he doesn't consider himself a comedian.

Tony Hawk sits down with guest host Tom Green to discuss his phenomenal career, including the simple step it took to go from amateur to pro, as well as why skateparks are important for youth to develop positive relationships.

Blondie drummer Clem Burke discusses his new documentary, "My View," touring with The Ramones and more with guest host Tom Green.

Kevin Nealon discusses his new YouTube series "Hiking With Kevin" and reminisces about "Saturday Night Live" with guest host Dennis Miller.

Guest host Dennis Miller talks with author Mark Manson ("The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F...").

Actor Seth Green discusses his new movie "Changeland" with guest host Dennis Miller.

Comic Bryan Callen reveals the meaning behind the title of his "Complicated Apes" standup special to guest host Dennis Miller.

Former NBA player Lamar Odom talks about his new memoir, "Darkness to Light," with guest host Dennis Miller.

"American Ninja Warrior" hosts Matt Iseman and Akbar Gbajabiamila discuss the newest season with guest host Dennis Miller.

Sheryl Underwood ("The Talk") takes guest host Dennis Miller behind the scenes of the CBS show and reveals her most memorable guest.

Actor Jared Harris discusses "Chernobyl" and his relationship with his father, actor Richard Harris, with guest host Tom Green.

Chef Cat Cora sits down with guest host Nick Cannon to talk about why her new show, "Family Food Fight," has something for everyone, and the unforgettable moment she met Julia Child.

Comic-actor Bobby Moynihan sits down with guest host Nick Cannon to discuss "The Secret Life of Pets 2" and how caffeine helped him get into the role of Mel, plus what he remembers most about his time on "Saturday Night Live."

Sherri Shepherd discusses her new Netflix show "Mr. Iglesias" with guest-host Nick Cannon.

Pastry chef and chocolatier Jacques Torres discusses Season 3 of "Nailed It!" and his weight-loss journey with guest host Dennis Miller.

Adam Carolla sits down with guest host Dennis Miller to discuss how he went from being a construction worker to a standup comic, his views on work ethics and his relationship with Dr. Drew.

Author and psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen discusses depression, brain trauma and social media with guest host Dennis Miller.