crew. much more for "cars" fans in the morning. and of course we are always online at abcnews.com. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> dicky: tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: who else is wearing a bathing suit for underwear right now? >> dicky: rosario dawson. >> jimmy: i look eed on your twitter page today -- >> dicky: michael angarano. and music from jill scott. >> jimmy: this is a good act di ivety for the family. use someone that uses

>> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with news about the bud light port paradise cruise. with two cruise ships, 4,000 shipmates and one private caribbean island, it might be the best time you never want to talk about. we go now to guillermo who is on the open sea. guillermo? >> i don't know what happened. one minute i was on the bud light port paradise cruise, and the next thing i know, i'm floating out here in the ocean. i'm very sad. i was having the best time of my life. here we go. bud light. oh, no. it's okay, i have another one. bud light? bud light? bud light? where are you? bud light? bud light?

bud light! come back! please, bud light! bud light! oh. bud light, you came back for me. don't you ever leave me again. i love my bud light. bud light. >> dicky: the bud light port paradise cruise sets sail again this year. find out how to get aboard at facebook.com/budlight. bud light, here we go! >> jimmy: commercial for hair gel. "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes with michael angarano, music from jill scott and rosario dawson. oh, good thing i just downloaded this app. ♪ here we go. ♪

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with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, i should also mention, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here tonight. it's the first week of summer. who else is wearing a bathing suit for underwear right now? hey, here's a fun idea. this is a good activity for the family. find someone who uses summer as a verb, as in, we schumer in the hamptons, and punch them in the face. it feels great and it helps the community, too.

for many school children around the country this is the last week of school. i loved the last week of school. i love the last week of anything, really. i do. saying good-bye to the kids that you like but you don't like enough to hang around with during the summertime, writing dumb things in each other's yearbooks. do they do that still or are they texting things to the yearbook now? omg, see you -- here's some advice for the kids. only nerds actually do their summer reading. it's true. you decide. [ applause ] the end of school also means college kids, many college kids are starting summer internships. we have a group of summer interns here at the show. every year, we get a group, and what a group we have this year. they haven't been here long, but watching these young people in action, it is inspiring. in fact, it inspired us to put together this educational video titled "how to make the least of

your intern experience." the first rule is, never smile. smiling indicates that you're happy to be here. take care not to give the wrong impression. your face should always say, "this job sucks." second rule, don't react to anything. >> hey, debbie. can you help us stock the refrigerator? >> jimmy: if spoken to directly, give a ten count before responding with anything. take your time. no need to rush. then help, but when you help, help half-heartedly. third rule, stay in bed as much as possible. there's no point of getting out of bed when you don't get paid and all you really do is refill the coffee pot anyway. relax. rule number four, don't refill the coffee pot. people drink enough coffee and it's summer, you're supposed to

be at home sleeping anyway. and final ly, the fifth and, i think, most important rule of all, when in doubt, and this applies to almost anything scenario, huff. for any request that comes your way, take a deep breath in and let it all out in an xas per rated fashion. >> make sure the dvds don't get scratched. >> jimmy: like that. and if they said, did you just huff at me. >> did you just huff at me? >> jimmy: follow it immediately with another huff. afr and that, kids, is how to make the least of your intern experience. [ applause ] hopefully that will sink in. a lot of people are wondering what the hell to do with their kids now that school's out. i have a good idea.

around april fools' day, we asked you to dump water on people's faces and post it on youtube. and here's a sample of how that went. >> aqua. oh! april fools! april fools! [ laughter ] >> what are you doing? are you okay? why? >> jimmy: that's the best part. it was a big success. so, tonight -- [ applause ] i have another youtube mission for parents whose kids just got out of school. early in the morning, burst into the room, wake them up and tell them they're late for school. try to convince them it isn't summer. they will probably believe. they think spongebob is real. so, tomorrow morning, or right

now in the middle of the night, that might be better, fire up the video camera and tape this. upload it with the title, "hey jimmy kimmel, i woke my kid up and told them they were late for school." we'll use the best ones on the show and our lawyers have insisted that i ask you not to hurt or humiliate your child or damage property, as if you are going to start smashing your own stuff randomly. [ laughter ] let's do this. it's about time we taught these kids a lesson and it will be a lot of fun. the worst thing to me about summer is all the reruns on tv, like, today, i was catching, i'm not sure which channel it was, but they had an old episode where lindsay lohan goes to court for a probation violation? i think it was called the news. i've seen that one like, ten times now. [ applause ] i'm tired of it. lindsay lohan was ordered -- not arrested, ordered, to appear in court this morning after testing

positive for alcohol. by the way, testing positive for alcohol makes it sound like a good thing. it should be like testing negative for sobriety or something, right? fortunately for lindsay, she will not go to jail because there was no order in place to test her for alcohol, so i'm not sure why they tested for alcohol -- the guy with the michael jackson shirt is applauding. but they did. [ applause ] got a guy here from idaho who is -- one of ten michael jackson shirts. [ applause ] he's building a collection. new york city today, no one was able to move as both president obama and justin bieber visited the city. obama was there raising money for his presidential campaign. bieber was launching a new fragrance. and this would be a great setup for freaky friday body switch time of -- does anyone here know how to write a movie? we can make a lot of money.

the nba draft from beautiful newark, new jersey. a lot of foreigners in this year's mix, which made for some comical post-selection interviews. >> a lot of lithuanian flags over there in the stands, stu. you told me that your game is a little bit like chris bosh, who used to play for toronto. how is it like chris bosh? >> i don't know, i -- i have -- not, not too strong body, so, i don't know, i -- i can move fast, so, i think like this. >> okay. good on your feet. he'll get better at his english. >> jimmy: i'm sure he will. i hope he tweets. [ applause ] my personal favorite part, this is a little thing, but my favorite part of the draft was hearing nba commissioner david stern say the name of a player from the congo. >> with the seventh pick in the

2011 nba draft, the sacramento kings select bismack biyombo. >> jimmy: can you use that in a sentence, please? the cleveland cavaliers had the top draft pick tonight and if you ask me, they didn't use it very wisely. >> david stern with the first pick of the 2011 nba draft. cleveland has made a decision. >> with the first pick in the 2011 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers select, from the philippines, junrey balawing, the world's smallest man. >> he's undersized for his position, but his arms make up for it. >> jimmy: a very small forward. very small. the cavaliers also had the fourth pick in the draft, which they used to draft a player from texas. and just to make sure that these guys don't believe them like lebron james did, believe land, not only did that draft the

players, they also took their families hostage. ron artest, by the way, ron artest of the los angeles lakers had big news today. ron actually timed papers to have his name legally changed to metta world peace. metta will be his first name and his last name will be world peace. the lakers should not have let him go to burning man. that was a mistake. i hope -- and i know this is bad. i hope he has another fight in the stands. remember when he beat up that fan? wouldn't it be great to see a fan get punched in the face by world peace? i think it's time to stop thanking his psychiatrist. wimbledon is going on in england right now. and deick enberg and chris ever were kind enough to give us our unintentional joke of the day. think back to one of the leaders of the all-england club. didn't exactly have his color code directly buzz his argument

was, you realize we have yellow balls, green grass stains, we'll have bloody blue balls at wimbledon. >> okay. i'll leave that one alone. >> jimmy: probably for the best. [ applause ] this is something else that was unintentionally funny. this is from "america's got talent." they met a guy named elu. he plays the piano with one hand and i'm not sure exactly what he was doing with the other hand. ♪ >> oh, that's great. >> jimmy: you know what? you don't do that on television. you do that -- that's for the privacy of home or your place of worship. hey, i new show premiered tonight on abc called

"expedition impossible." 13 teams race through the des t deserts, mountains and rivers of morocco. it's an amazing race, it really. there's a contestant on the show named eric, and he's blind. they had him climb a mountain. is it a good idea to make a blind guy climb a mountain? i noticed a disturbing theme this summer on abc with the new shows. it seems like we are trying to kill people. our game shows have no regard for human life whatsoever and we're not is slightest bit embarrassed about it, either. >> this summer, abc brings you "wipeout." "101 ways to leave a game show." and "expedition impossible." we're sadistic bastards. who make blind people climb mountains. abc. no one gets out alive. [ applause ] >> yeah!

>> jimmy: we do what we have to do. one more thing. it's thursday night, time for our weekly tribute to the fcc, where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> awhile back i spoke to the 101st airborne that has fought to turn the tide in afghanistan. and to the team that took out osama bin laden. standing in front of a model of bin laden's [ bleep ] -- >> now to the [ bleep ] making headluns around the world. >> if you've had enough, take out your phone and text [ bleep ] to 95613. >> now, you can never guess this about talen, but she grew up eating only southern style fried food. >> i'm six years old, i'm in the first grade. >> oh. i see. let's hear it, [ bleep ] face. >> i want to [ bleep ] you. >> i said, well, that's nice, because i want to [ bleep ] you.

>> we just want to blep blooep a man. we want to help you. we want to [ bleep ] your man. >> black beall beaooep booep. >> yeah, that's it. >> nothing like flying across country with a hot dog in your [ bleep ]. >> spongebob, grab my dad's [ bleep ]. grab it with only one hand. good boy! now move your arm up and down. >> jimmy: we have a good show for you tonight. from the new movie "the art of getting by," michael angarano is here. we have music from jill scott. and we'll be right back with rosario dawson, so stick around. kiss like a french person.

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>> jimmy: well, hello there. welcome back. tonight on the program, a young man who you can currently see in the film "the art of getting by." michael angarano is here. and then, with music from this, her new album that came out this week called "the light of the sun." jill scott from the bud light outdoor stage. she's great. next week, we'll be joined by shia labeouf, kevin nealon, ashley the bachelorette. after bentley visits, jason bateman, dave salmoni and his animals, louis c.k., hannibal buress and music from steel magnolia, parachute, and 311. so please join us all next week. since being discovered on a stoop in brooklyn at age 15, our first guest has appeared in more than 40 films. you can see her soon alongside kevin james and other dangerous animals in the new movie "zookeeper." it opens in theaters july 8th. please say hello to rosario dawson.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. so do you. >> jimmy: i heard you were tired tonight. >> i'm exhausted. i only got two hours of sleep last night. i was just high on, like, energy and my friends coming over, 2:30 in the morning, we put up my tv, all the wires. >> jimmy: you started installing electronic equipment in the middle of the night? why? >> my family is coming out to visit me and it was one of those things, i got a new tv, a ps 3, xbox, the whole thick. a lot of things to put together with all the wiring. i was like, okay, i'll wait for my brother to come back. i was like, no, i got the ladies. all the chicks, got the tool box out. >> jimmy: did you get it going? >> yeah, it's awesome. >> jimmy: did you play games? >> no, we started planking.

>> jimmy: right. >> we were bored. >> jimmy: that sounds dirty, by the way. but it isn't. >> can i -- >> jimmy: i looked on your twitter page today. [ applause ] wow. >> i always wanted to do it with you on your desk. >> jimmy: you what? i think i just heard -- that will come across better when the closed captioning, but -- i didn't know you always wanted to do it with me on my desk. had i known that, it would have been arranged many years ago, believe me. but -- this is -- this is from your twitter page. and this is -- this is you getting ready, you are laying down and this is planking. and you have some other things. >> getting hair and make grup do done. >> jimmy: i guess the thing is, you behave like a plank of wood. >> yes. it's awesome. it takes me back to my childhood

of pulling my dress over my head. it has that same feeling. i don't know what anyone else sees, but this is awesome. >> jimmy: where are you here? >> this is the magic castle. >> jimmy: oh, the magic place. >> oh, yeah. look at this. >> jimmy: who are those people? >> my friend adam and denise. and there's chris, the magic man right there. >> jimmy: and you are all planking together. this is group planking. >> this is group planking. >> jimmy: and when did you start doing this? >> about a week ago. >> jimmy: you have, like, a specific technique that you do to differentiate from other plankers? >> you know, i don't even know what other, like, i don't know how it really started. i saw one clip and they did -- someone died, so, you have to be safe doing this. they did it on a balcony. i want to do it on, like -- >> jimmy: that's called evolution. be safe when you are planking. >> yes, be safe.

>> jimmy: are there offshoots of planking? >> i guess. i think there's all types of crazy stuff. we've got stuff up our sleeve. there's competition happening. >> jimmy: there is? >> among our group. and we don't want competition. if we have the best planks out there, that's just circumstances. but what we're trying to do is plank for peace. planking for peace. >> jimmy: that will do it. >> the twins started it. you can see their plank for peace video online. they planked all over, all over l.a., in their one-pieces, it's genius. >> jimmy: this is going to be a great thing to explain to your grandchildren. when we were kids, we planked for peace. >> and it works. can you imagine everybody just drops? it's awesome. >> jimmy: i don't think it's going to work. but it's fun. it's fun. no one in palestine is going to put down their guns over this. and you were -- is it cannes?

the cannes film festival. did you plank over there? >> no, i didn't. >> jimmy: what do people do over there besides be photographed? >> actually, i walked a catwalk, a runway, with nigh owe me campbell and a much of people -- >> jimmy: where you were photographed. >> right, but it was -- i had known about planking, i would have done that on the runway. >> jimmy: people probably thought you were dead. >> i know. actually a couple people who face planted. that was the thing i was afraid of. one girl went and she stepped on her dress and it went down and she was like, yeah. and the second time it happened, and by the third and fourth time, her top completely came down. we felt so bad for her and i was like, i am not going down like that. that was a professional. i walked down militant like, rig right, left, right, left. the most concentration i've done in my life. >> jimmy: do you have to learn anything, because i know they say, like, naomi came bell is

the best walker? >> she struts like a horse. it is amazing. no pressure or anything. shoes were too big, everything was insane. i had the models giving me tips. but i grew up loving rupaul. >> jimmy: rupaul. >> i grew up in the lower east side. you can't say you love "the rocky horror picture show" as your favorite movie and not get it down. the trans walk is important. as a woman, it would be disrespectful if i didn't go there. when a dude does it in a dress and he does it better, that's just shameful. it's shameful. i'm not going down like that. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. you have pride. you have to represent, as they say. now, this movie, "zookeeper," kevin james is obviously in the film. and you have the voices of various other big stars. don rickles, i know, is in it. >> what? that's awesome. >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> no, i didn't know this. i'm like, really? >> jimmy: yeah.

he told me he was. >> i was all about cher. like, for me, i was -- i love me some kevin james, this was so fun. we're all live action people and it was super cool but cher does a voice, nick nolte. >> jimmy: you love cher? >> i'm obsessed with cher. >>. >> jimmy: huh long has this happened? >> my whole life. >> jimmy: did you meet her? >> no, but i took my mom -- i literally had a dream about it. i was like, my god, i think cher's show is ending. i would check on it and i realized she was ending in a month. >> jimmy: she retires like every two years. >> she did that show for three years. i called my mom, i'm like, we're going to vegas this weekend. we both flew in. we were there less than 24 hours. it was like cher-off. >> jimmy: and did she deliver? >> she did. she came in on this, like,

floating stage and just her, and she lands on the stage and she's wearing this, like, see through little outfit. this woman's been clearly, like, half naked in front of large groups of people for her life. she was so comfortable. unbelievable. she was up there, like, so -- and she starts telling the story, she goes, i only talk in the beginning of the show, and, so, i'm going to tell you something. i remember one time i was on this thing floating down, i looked down below me and i thought to myself, if i were to fall right now, i would be, like, on one of those breaking news. cher falls and plummets to her death. and i would die, too. it would say underneath, cher falls and kills nameless, faceless people. the show started with that. and i was like, ah. >> jimmy: this is her way of making the audience feel special? >> i guess. i just -- everything about it was just like -- there are so few people like you ever to exist on the planet. >> jimmy: i tell you what, there

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>> this is my song with stephanie. >> no. >> we got it together, didn't

we? >> are you sure? >> yes. >> okay, this is definitely the song then? >> this is a clear statement. it's premeditated, very definty. she knew exactly what she was doing. >> whoa, whoa, okay. ♪ >> can you do any of that? >> no. >> jimmy: there you go. the movie is called "zoo keeper," it opens july 8th. do you like working with animals? >> oh, i loved it. i'm super allergic to animals so i was highly medicated while makes this movie. but it was really fun. >> jimmy: what do you take to be -- i mean, really, does anything work for animals? >> yeah, i had to take, you know, nose spray, eye drops, face cream and pills because i get hives, i get super itchy. i scratched my eyes so much i get scabs on the idea.

>> jimmy: no wonder you didn't know don rickles was in the movie. you don't remember anything that was happening. i get nervous around animals because i know they have the trainers there and very, very calm. but i never believe anybody knows what they're doing because the rest of my life, no one ever seems to know what they're doing. so, i don't entirely trust i'm going to be safe. >> yeah, they were so remarkable. these people were just pulling feats because all of the different animals would not be together. so, to shoot each individual one separately and combine it together and make it look look they were all talking and joking and having a great time, the dedication, the hours and hours of footage where they would just have it on the lion, hoping that he would try to, just something, hours and hours, unbelievable. >> jimmy: lions don't cooperate. if you put a lion -- >> you could never be on set, you could never, like, you couldn't actually be physically

there. they youn't look at you at all. only trainers that got the performances. we were able to go backstage and hang out -- well, not hang out. go and see them. i worked with a monkey, and the jiff raf. then you go next to the lions and even though he's asleep, you're like, the second you look at it, the hairs raise on the back of your head, and you know danger. one of the producers was like, what should we do if the cages open? step away from anyone lame or children. >> jimmy: really? feed them with children? >> that's where they would go. you would see the lions walking around. anyone who would have their kids, the kids would be like, hey, and the lions are like -- just -- it was so scary. >> jimmy: that's no good at all. lions are not really our friends, are they? >> not really. in this movie, they are. >> jimmy: well, great to see

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>> jimmy: hi there. still to come, jill scott will be here with us. at only 23 years old, our next guest has already shared the screen with meryl streep, uma thurman and,

yes, jackie chan. his newest movie, with emma roberts, is called "the art of getting by." it is in theaters now. please say hello to michael angarano. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did i pronounce your last name correctly? angarano. >> angarano. i don't know where i am until i hear my name pronounced because in stallen island, it's angarano. here in california, it managed to be angarano. i now said -- >> jimmy: you spilled water on -- >> on myself. >> jimmy: on your wangarano. i did both. i'm from new york and i live out here so i split the difference and go with angarano. you are from new york originally. do you live here now? >> i do. i moved out here when i was 12.

the family migrated from staten island. >> jimmy: was it because of you and acting or did you go with your family? >> you know, they used it as a great excuse, my acting, i mean, to move out there. because my parents are born in brooklyn, i was raised in staten island. all my family's back in staten island, many aunts, uncles, cousins, that italian-catholic family. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> but we moved here for acting. >> jimmy: i can't imagine my parents moving, really, for me, for any, like, doing anything. even driving me to, like, little league would have been -- [ laughter ] an achievement. but that's -- you came out here, you started doing commercials? >> yeah, i started as a ford model when i was 5 1/2. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: really? how did you get a modeling job at 5 1/2? >> it's a very long -- >> jimmy: were you a sexy baby? >> i had a great body. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: beautiful navel. >> it was weird. my mother owns dance studios. at the time, she owned two in new york. and we went to go take pictures for her costumes for the dance studios and the photographer put me in a costume. naturally. >> jimmy: what kind of costume was it? >> it was like a sparkly sequined number. >> jimmy: perfect. and you were all right with that? >> i loved it. i don't know what that says about me. >> jimmy: what commercials did you do? >> my first commercial ever was a sudafed sinus commercial in which i, you know, play a student who has to run in from the rain and the teacher has a headache and i have to reach for scissors and she's like, no, don't do that, i have a headache. that was my first experience. >> jimmy: nice. >> i did -- honestly, i did dozens. i was in a kentucky fried chicken commercial. they are giving mel drumsticks

to eat and i'm having the time of my life. i have to bite it, eat it and smile and i love all the chicken i'm having and then they squeeze in coleslaw. i take a bite out of it, i'm like -- you know, being italian, i'm like, you could give me a meat ball or something, i eat it all day. >> jimmy: no coleslaw for you. >> a cabbagy mayonnaise -- >> jimmy: kids don't like that. so, you really earned your money then is what you're telling me. >> more than i do now in independent movies. >> jimmy: nightmare in a way, this life that you are lived. did you like that? did you like working as a kid? was that something -- or would you -- i guess you don't have any point of reference otherwise. >> yeah, right. i always looked at it as a way to get out of school. because i hated school. i didn't go to a full year of school, the last time i did it was in second grade. >> jimmy: oh, really? wow. >> when i graduated high school and i actually went to high school in california, i went to

high school, when i graduated i hadn't gone to school my whole senior year so my teachers were meeting me for the first time. >> jimmy: at graduation? really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you manage that? >> you know, they -- i had a correspondence. the teachers would talk to the first assistant director on the film and i would get homework and complete it. >> jimmy: so you bribed everyone. >> i had people do homework for me, tests for me. i cheated my way through school. >> jimmy: your family, are they excited about your success and acting? do they, like, want to be part of it? >> no, i mean, i'm lucky enough to have the most supportive family of all time. when i go back home to new york, my, i have aunts and uncles who are so excited. i had to do a fitting the other day for a premiere, for this movie, actually, and i'm home for the first time and it's so nice. and everybody is excited to see me. i got the times mixed up. i literally had nine people, cousins, friends, in my hotel

room as i'm -- >> jimmy: watching you change clothes? >> as i'm getting a suit fitted. my cousins are like, the midnight blue looks really nice on you. you should get the -- get the hem up a little bit on those pants. >> jimmy: do they give you any problems? they embarrass you or anything like that? >> no. they never embarrass me. it's just -- it's just really funny because i've been acting for so long, and tonight is actually the first time on a late night talk show for me -- >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] me, too. um -- that's the way to own it. >> so, everybody is so excited, you nope, but i talked to my aunt, she's like, oh, kimmel. letterman's my favorite. you know, it's never going to be enough. jg right, yeah. >> they are all so excited. >> jimmy: she's right, anyway, probably.

and so, when you are shooting back there, you visit, you don't stay with them, do you? you stay at their house? >> no, this time, filming this movie, i got to stay in new york. they gave me an apartment which, for a young 22-year-old upstart like myself, finding yourself having an apartment in new york city is kind of the best thing. i kind of -- it was really -- caused a bit of a schism, because i told everybody that i really didn't want anybody to visit me because i didn't want to be distracted. >> jimmy: i see, the family? how did that go over? >> well, when they come to visit set sometimes, they go, yeah, we're going to bring some friends. sure, how many people? 38. 38 people we're going to bring. >> jimmy: i think we might be related. >> i think you are one of them. >> jimmy: michael angarano, everybody. "the art of getting by" is out now. we'll be right back with music there jill scott. [ beep ]

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>> jimmy: this is her new album. it's called "the light of the sun." here with the song "shame," jill scott!

♪ ♪ i'm the one you really want but you just can't see it ♪ ♪ i tried and tried to make you understand won't believe it ♪ ♪ it's a shame you're missing out on me and it's a shame ♪ ♪ you can't see a damn thing uh-huh ♪ ♪ what you so scared of me for i'm just a woman ♪ ♪ maybe i got it all together that you think maybe ♪ ♪ i do cause yo i'm fresh and cool ♪ ♪ i can 'fend on my own

i'm magnificent i'm a queen on a throne i'm magnificent ♪ ♪ i'm the magnificent say what say what i'm the magnificent ♪ ♪ say what say what you're standing against the wall ♪ ♪ baby why are you frontin' when you can take my hand and we can in to something ♪ ♪ it's a shame you're missing out on me and it's a shame ♪ ♪ you don't even know my name i can 'fend on my own i'm magnificent ♪ ♪ i'm a queen on a throne i'm magnificent ♪ ♪ i'm the magnificent say what say what i'm the magnificent ♪ ♪ say what say what

come on ladies i'm your sunshine and you're rain ♪ ♪ my heart it doesn't tire my love remains i can't hear you why you can see why you playing ♪ ♪ i'm just saying i'm just saying hey yo ♪ ♪ it's a shame ♪ and it's a shame ♪ and it's a shame ♪ you're missing out on me ♪ and it's a shame ♪ can't see a damn thing ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank

rosario dawson, michael angarano. apom jiz to matt damon, we ran out of time. "light of the sun" is the new cd. playing us off the air with the song "blessed," you can see the full performance at jim jimmykimmellive.c jimmykimmellive.com, once again, jill scott. ♪ 6 ♪ ♪ this is the last take for the night understand it's kinda late and i gotta get home ♪ ♪ to my son cuz he's so special to me i mean i gotta see him need to breathe him ♪ ♪ that's my baby don't call me crazy i love the studio but i love him more ♪ ♪ let me give you what i got i woke up in the morning feeling fresh to death ♪ ♪ i'm so blessed yes yes i went to sleep stressed woke up refreshed ♪ ♪ i'm so blessed yeah yes water in my face and everything is in its place ♪ ♪ peace of mind even my grace i'm so blessed yes yes yes yes ♪