Carson Daly gets a heartfelt tribute from millennials who grew up with him, celebrating his TRL legacy and lasting impact.

Juno Temple joins Seth and Josh Meyers to talk childhood trips, vintage fashion, Glastonbury and growing up between Los Angeles and rural Somerset—including the travel memories that shaped her style and sense of identity.

Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldaña put their friendship to the test in Vanity Fair’s polygraph hot seat, revealing fake movie praise, love languages, Nicole’s AMC perks and more.

Janelle James reflects on her stand-up roots, playing Ava Coleman on Abbott Elementary and landing a fifth consecutive Emmy nomination.

Mary J. Blige sits down with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson on IMO to talk healing, financial lessons, love, self-worth and becoming her best self.

Shawn Hatosy looks back on more than three decades in Hollywood, from Animal Kingdom to The Pitt, in a career-spanning Awards Chatter interview.

Linda Cardellini takes a delightful gander at her legendary film and television roles for BuzzFeed UK! From Velma Dinkley in Scooby-Doo and Lindsay Weir in Freaks and Geeks to Dead to Me and her chilling turn as Pamela Voorhees in Crystal Lake, the actress revisits decades of memorable performances, laughing, blushing and sharing memories along the way.

Danny McBride reveals the films behind his taste and creative instincts in Criterion’s Closet Picks, from Five Easy Pieces and A Face in the Crowd to I Am Cuba.

D’Arcy Carden and Ted Danson slip right back into their Good Place chemistry while reminiscing about Janet, Michael, improv, Broadway and the purpose of life.

Rosalía isn't interested in playing it safe. In a revealing WSJ interview, the Spanish superstar opens up about the creative resistance surrounding LUX, why she trusted her instincts with Berghain and the extraordinary challenges of bringing her orchestral vision to the stage.

Jodie Sweetin has revealed a terrifying memory involving her beloved Full House TV dad, Bob Saget. During a panel at '90s Con 2026, the actress recalled how Saget protected her when gunfire erupted before a Janet Jackson concert. The frightening incident offers another glimpse into the real-life bond behind the Tanner family. Plus, in a separate Entertainment Tonight interview, Sweetin revisits her childhood on Full House, her shared sense of humor with Saget and the memories that continue to connect them.

Macy Gray joins KTLA’s Off the Clock to talk The Trouble with Truth, why “I Try” still surprises her, new song “Somewhere Over the Moon” and her Blue Note L.A. run.

Yamaneika Saunders has questions for Forbes after being left off its podcast list. Watch the latest You’re The Problem episode and stream the show on Spotify and iHeart.

Vera Wang reveals what starting over at 40 really looked like, from her Olympic figure skating dreams to building a bridal fashion empire. On Pretty Tough with Maria Sharapova, the legendary designer opens up about reinvention, difficult decisions and the side of success you rarely see.

The Abbott Elementary cast gathers for WIRED’s 50 Most Searched Questions, with Quinta Brunson, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Janelle James and their fellow cast members revealing hilarious behind-the-scenes details, character secrets and the real-life inspiration behind the beloved ABC comedy.

Charlie Heaton stops by The Drew Barrymore Show to talk about Below before getting a surprise question from his on-screen dad Josh Hartnett.

Ted Lasso gives longtime Crown & Anchor proprietor Mae one last round as Annette Badland looks back on the character, the pub and her place in Richmond life.

Da’Vine Joy Randolph pulls up to Scott Evans’ House Guest with laughs, hard-earned perspective and one firm declaration: “There will be no Oscar curse for us.”

Hemlocke Springs gets extremely online on Smosh’s URL, talking Apple Tree Under the Sea, touring, fandoms, phone habits, internet culture and why boredom still matters.

Ms. Pat sits down with “The View” to talk about “Ms. American Dream,” the setbacks, mistakes and hard-earned lessons that shaped her road to success.

Michael Douglas’ new memoir One Helluva Ride gets candid about past affairs, drug use, Catherine Zeta-Jones, O.J. Simpson and a lifetime of Hollywood stories.

LL Cool J gets unusually candid with Trevor Noah about relearning his craft, hip-hop’s fear of aging, introversion, arrogance, cynicism and the curiosity behind four decades of staying relevant.

Chaka Khan and Ricky Gervais make one gloriously unexpected One Show pairing, with Chaka revisiting her wild first encounter with Prince and Ricky getting existential about Alley Cats.

Eve revisits her fashion and music eras with Marie Claire UK, from Roberto Cavalli and “Who’s That Girl?” to motherhood and 25 years of Scorpion.

Owen Wilson opens up on Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend about being expelled for cheating, military school, meeting Wes Anderson, Bottle Rocket, cowboy hats and the strange luck that shaped his career.