Larry King Now
Larry King brings you newsmakers of every stripe - not just world leaders and celebrities from entertainment, pop culture and sports, but also regular people changing the world or caught in the crossfire of the biggest, most exciting stories of the day.
Jim Gaffigan
Comedian Jim Gaffigan opens up about his ‘family friendly’ style of comedy, puts to rest any remaining debate over men versus women in comedy, and comments on the Bill Cosby scandal. Plus, Jim and Larry get an unexpected visitor while on-air!
Jermaine Dupri
Record-breaking producer and artist Jermaine Dupri discusses working with Mariah Carey, helping put Jay Z on the map, and why he doesn’t get the respect he deserves. Plus, Dupri on how he really feels about being known as Janet Jackson’s ex-boyfriend.
Jake Johnson
Jake Johnson isn't your average (Chicago) bear. The beloved New Girl actor talks about his forays into the world of indie filmmaking, how an inebriated evening inspired Drunk History, and why he doesn't want Chris Pratt’s job.
Morrissey
Morrissey joins us for his first in-person interview in nearly a decade. This special edition of Larry King Now is a wide-ranging discussion that covers politics, Morrissey's fanbase, his battle with cancer, his music, and more.
Scooter Braun
Successful talent manager, music mogul, and the man responsible for discovering Justin Bieber, Scooter Braun joins Larry for a revealing discussion about the promise he made to Justin and how fatherhood changed his career.
Wes Bentley
In a wide-ranging interview, Bentley talks to Larry about the loss of his good friend, Heath Ledger, his love of EDM, the new season of American Horror Story, and he reveals the famous role he regrets turning down.
Robert Redford and Nick Nolte
Robert Redford and Nick Nolte discuss their new film A Walk In The Woods, reminisce about past roles, and discuss what’s next for their careers. Plus, Redford and Nolte get political and chime in about the 2016 election, Trump, and global warming.
Stan Lee
Marvel icon, Stan Lee, sits down with Larry for a rare, in-depth interview at Lee’s Beverly Hills office to discuss everything from his big new X-Men cameo to the new Chinese super hero he is creating.
Lisa Leslie
Retired WNBA superstar Lisa Leslie opens up about her storied career, discusses the fight for equality in women's sports, and weighs in on the future of the WNBA. Plus, Lisa reveals whether or not she’d like to coach an NBA team.
Mac Miller
In one of his most revealing interviews ever, rapper Mac Miller opens up to Larry about his battle with depression, discloses new information about his forthcoming album, GO:OD A.M., and chats about his ongoing feud with Donald Trump.
Emily Mortimer
Actor, writer, and HBO muse Emily Mortimer is all charm and candor as she opens up about the surprising way she sold Doll and Em to HBO. She also discusses auditioning for The Newsroom with an American accent, and what she thinks of Donald Trump.
Beverly Johnson
It’s a no holds barred conversation with Beverly Johnson. The first black Vogue cover model opens up about her battle with eating disorders and drugs, breaking barriers in the modeling industry, and why she decided to come forward about Bill Cosby.
Eli Roth
Actor and horror filmmaker Eli Roth reflects on the late, great Wes Craven. He details his film Knock, Knock, starring Keanu Reeves, and sounds off on gun violence. Plus, Eli dishes on the highly anticipated remake of his cult-classic, Cabin Fever.
Rob Thomas
Rocker Rob Thomas joins Larry King to discuss the future of Matchbox 20, what inspired his new solo album, The Great Unknown, and winning a Grammy alongside the iconic Carlos Santana. Plus, what Presidential candidate does Rob have the ‘hots’ for in 2016?
Danny Boyle
Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle gets candid about doing justice to Steve Jobs, his relationship with Aaron Sorkin, and why he might soon be knocking on James Cameron's door. Plus, Danny reveals details about the long-anticipated Trainspotting sequel!
Dick Van Dyke
At 89, Dick Van Dyke is flying high. The icon opens up about the women in his life, including Mary Tyler Moore, Julie Andrews, and his much-younger wife. Plus, he reflects on the “party” that was The Dick Van Dyke Show, and state of Hollywood today.
Kathy Griffin
The delightfully unapologetic Kathy Griffin gives Larry a dose of her signature wit, sounding off on Bill Cosby, Amy Schumer, sexism in comedy, and the 2016 presidential hopefuls, especially Mr. Trump. Plus, Kathy gives Larry a lesson in motorboating!
Seal
Four-time Grammy winner Seal joins Larry for an in-depth conversation on his new album, what it’s like co-parenting with ex-wife Heidi Klum, his opinion of Obama’s tenure, and much more.
Elizabeth Hurley
Elizabeth Hurley shares her thoughts on The Royals, the Kardashians, Hugh Grant, Elton John, Angelina Jolie, Joan and Jackie Collins, breast cancer awareness, modeling, mammograms, and the royal family.
Ian McKellen
The iconic Ian McKellen discusses his departure from the X-Men and Hobbit franchises, the upcoming Beauty and The Beast movie, and a potential Oscar nom for Mr. Holmes. Plus, Ian weighs in on LGBT issues and comments on the Syrian refugee crisis.
Spike Lee
Legendary director Spike Lee discusses the controversy surrounding his new film Chi-raq, why he recently called out Hollywood for what he says is racial inequality, and whether his beloved Knicks will win a championship under Phil Jackson.
Tracee Ellis Ross
Award-winning actor and Blackish star Tracee Ellis Ross speaks with Larry about Obama shoutouts, pay discrimination, and Kanye. Plus, she shares the best piece of advice her mother, Diana Ross, has given her.
Joanna Newsom
A year after he claimed there was no famous living harpist, Larry eats his words with the world's most famous harpist. Joanna Newsom digs into her lyrics, her new album, and why you won’t find her on Spotify.
William H. Macy
Oscar-nominated actor William H. Macy teases the new season of Shameless, gives a unique perspective on the recent protests against the police, and praises recent co-stars Brie Larson and Mel Gibson.
Sean Bean
Actor Sean Bean predicts what’s to come in the new season of HBO's mega-hit Game of Thrones, and revisits working alongside Peter Jackson in Lord of the Rings. Plus, Sean’s take on the fight for gender equality in Hollywood.
Gillian Anderson
Gillian Anderson gets candid about the challenges in revisiting Agent Scully, what to expect from the X-Files reboot, and her love/hate relationship with acting. Plus, Gillian on feminism and the Oscars’ all-white acting nominations.
Daymond John
He's dubbed the godfather of urban fashion and the people's shark. The FUBU founder and Shark Tank investor opens up about hustling his way to millions, beating Mark Cuban, and what the $1.5 billion Powerball winners should do with their newfound wealth.
Whitney Cummings
Comedian and 2 Broke Girls co-creator Whitney Cummings previews her new HBO stand up special, talks dating in the age Tinder, and responds to the Family Guy dig against her sitcom.
Charlie Puth and Troye Sivan
Grammy nominee Charlie Puth gets candid with Larry King about his relationship with Meghan Trainor, his experiences with bullying, and his dream collaboration. Plus, Charlie previews his highly anticipated new album, Nine Track Mind!
Carol Burnett
It's a meeting of icons. Comedic legend Carol Burnett joins Larry to reflect on her extraordinary career, Donald Trump’s candidacy, and what she wishes she got asked about George Clooney.
Tyler Posey
Tyler Posey gives the inside scoop on all things Teen Wolf: what’s to come in season 5, his directorial debut, and the roots of those infamous on-set pranks. Plus, Tyler details a possible career change and his first kiss with none other than Miley Cyrus.
Cuba Gooding, Jr.
Cuba Gooding, Jr. discusses the challenge of portraying O.J. Simpson in American Crime Story and reveals whether he'd want to meet the disgraced ex-NFL player. Cuba also shares special memories of working with greats, like Tom Cruise and Robert De Niro.
Craig Ferguson
In a hilarious interview with his longtime friend Larry King, the former Late Late Show host discusses his new panel show Join or Die, gets candid about the 2016 election, and explains why he was recently dismissed from jury duty for being a "wiseass."
Morgan Freeman
In an intimate, wide-ranging interview, Morgan Freeman opens up about not seeing many scripts, his relationship with President Obama, and his love of marijuana. Plus, the Oscar winner and self-described "ladies man" details where he got that voice.
Angela Bassett
Oscar-nominated actress Angela Bassett joins Larry for a well-rounded discussion about her many iconic roles, including Rosa Parks, as well as a look at American Horror Story season 6. Angela also gets political, explaining why she's voting for Hillary.
French Montana
French Montana sits down for an in-depth interview to discuss his upcoming album, his role in the movie The Perfect Match, and his friend Kanye West’s latest antics.
LA Reid
Legendary producer and label chief LA Reid joins Larry for a story-filled conversation about discovering stars like Usher and Justin Bieber, coming back from failure, and why LA puts Jay-Z in the same category as Mandela.
Sarah Paulson
The People v. O.J. Simpson star Sarah Paulson sits down with Larry and explains why she hasn’t seen the acclaimed series, weighs in on gender inequality in Hollywood, and talks American Horror Story season 6.
Nina Tassler
Former Chairman of CBS Entertainment Nina Tassler discusses her path to the top of the TV industry as a woman, and the lessons she's learned along the way. Nina also talks The Good Wife, a show she greenlit at CBS, and her pick for TV's next big hit.
Ben Kingsley
Hollywood legend Sir Ben Kingsley joins Larry for an in-depth conversation to discuss his role in The Jungle Book, his iconic career, and he offers a thoughtful perspective on environmental preservation.
Kevin Costner and Gary Oldman
Kevin Costner and Gary Oldman dish on their incredible, decades-long careers, discussing everything from most impactful roles to parts they regret turning down. Kevin and Gary also weigh in on the 2016 election and preview their action thriller, Criminal.
Gary Vaynerchuk
VaynerMedia founder Gary Vaynerchuk opens up about the roots of his entrepreneurial spirit and the keys to expanding your business in the digital age. Plus, Gary weighs in on what apps and businesses to look out for in 2016.
Stephen Fry
Stephen Fry tackles everything from the U.S. presidential race to his ongoing battle with bipolar disorder, and reveals how he feels about being called a national treasure by his home country. Plus, the beloved Brit on why he quit Twitter.
Garry Marshall
Legendary writer-director Garry Marshall reflects on his iconic career and the many leading ladies with whom he's worked, including Julia Roberts and Anne Hathaway. Plus, Garry on the movie he’d still like to make, and the one he wishes he hadn’t.
Nia Long
Nia Long opens up about sustaining success as a forty-something black woman in Hollywood, and how her start on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air inspired a recent career choice. Plus, the NAACP Image Award winner on why she wouldn't watch The People v O.J. Simpson.
Susan Sarandon
Larry sits down with Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon to talk about her new movies, and her latest passion project -- a ping pong club. Plus, she opens up about her split from longtime love Tim Robbins.
Moby
Moby opens up about his struggles as an alcoholic vegan, his longtime friendship with David Bowie, and his uncensored feelings about Trump’s ascendancy. Plus, the multi-million record-selling musician on why he’s never had another hit like ‘Play.'
Anthony Hopkins
Hollywood legend Sir Anthony Hopkins joins Larry to discuss his new projects, like the highly-anticipated Westworld, his storied career, and the idea of retirement.
Diane Warren
Diane Warren joins Larry for a wide-ranging talk about her career, the incredible lineup of artists she's worked with, and her most recent work 'Til It Happens To You.' She also weighs in on the legal battle between pop star Kesha and producer Dr. Luke.
Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston joins Larry for an intimate conversation about his approach to acting, his uncensored thoughts on Donald Trump, and his unlikely path to Breaking Bad. Plus, Cranston speaks about joining Power Rangers.
