interviews

Rob Lowe answers questions from viewers, revealing how he stays close to his sons, his workout routine + the character of his he'd like to be in real life.

Jay Leno makes his first appearance on our show—and comes to us virtually from the kitchen in his garage where he says he does most of the cooking.

While talking about birthdays, Rach tells Tom Selleck about the time she lit her hair on fire with cake candles—and funnily enough, he could sort of relate.

Tom Selleck, who portrays Frank Reagan on "Blue Bloods," reflects on why he thinks the show has lasted so long + what first attracted him to it.

In honor of his new Apple TV+ series "The Afterparty," Ike Barinholtz dishes on his best and worst afterparty experiences in Hollywood.

Al Roker and Deborah Roberts met in 1990 when Deborah joined NBC as a general assignment reporter—and Al was in the "friend zone" until *this* happened.

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson reveals why he thinks his "Power" TV series resonates + dishes on what to expect from the latest sequel, "Power Book IV: Force."

Queer Eye's Jonathan Van Ness shares that getting married during the pandemic was a lesson in "working with what you have and rolling with it."

Former pro football player and veteran broadcaster Mike Golic opens up about developing diabetes 10 years after retiring.

Dolly Parton says that when it comes to baking, she always caters to who she's feeding—and her husband *loves* chocolate.

Valerie Bertinelli reflects on working with the late and great Betty White for 5 years on "Hot in Cleveland," saying she simply just oozed kindness.

Valerie Bertinelli opens up about what compelled her to write her honest and revealing new memoir, "Enough Already."