>> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. the news continues at >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight ellen degeneres -- tom ford -- and music from sky ferreira -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ]

>> hello. thank you for coming tonight. in case you were wondering why i am 98% rubber right now, this suit is a special project that we've been working on. i noticed that, you know, a lot of the kids are into these rainbow looms. so about a month ago i asked parents whose kids are loomers to ask their children to loom something out of rubber bands and send them to me. and then my plan was to weave all their creations together into a suit i would wear on the show. and this is it, my suit of the loom. i have a jacket. let me show you the whole thing. i've got the pants. and look at this. there's an owl on the back. look at the owl.

so it's pretty spectacular. i don't know why everyone gets so down on child labor. look how awesome this is. i am. joseph and this is my technicolor loom suit. believe it or not, we got more little loom creations we needed so we made ties for the guys in our band. show your ties off. a charlie brown tie. a multicolor thing. that one looks like fruity pebbles. jamie earl has a good one there. and dickey is stylish so the kids made him a bow tie. and not only did guillermo get a tie, but ellen degeneres made me some loom underwear and i think they look even better on you. i really do. i think they look great.

that tie could use a few more inches. >> guillermo: it's okay. >> jimmy: well, what couldn't, right? i have something else for guillero. thank you. this is a girl named alicia from kalamazoo, michigan, made this for you, guillermo. she loomed a moustache and taped it to the -- there you go. there you are. you can have that now. in case yours ever falls off. you have a backup. thousands of kids from all over the united states sent these loom things in. i think we got around 3,000 pieces. we got bracelets, we got ties, we got sunglasses, earrings, purses, jump ropes, a full tank top. he got gloves. some schools had their entire student bodies working on this thing. you see kids from all over the country sent in these videos

working on this stuff. there they are, all working very hard. i'm going to get some letters here. i got letters from kids. dear jimmy kimmel, i have no idea who you are but my parents do. i hope my loom bracelet will help your suit and good luck. macie. elijah from chicago said i'm elijah. it's really snowy down here. i spent the last few days inside making you a loom creation. i included extra white bands in case the loom suit doesn't fit you. pss i hope you enjoy it the most. pppss, covering all bases there, don't worry in sochi. ppssss i've never been to hollywood, we could do a segment where i teach you how to make it. and this one, my mom said i had to make you a loom for your loom suit.

i made you a bow tie. my mom said you don't wear bo ties but i don't know how to make regular ones. plus that would take too many of my rubber bands. and my mom said she won't spend that much on jimmy kimmel. kayla. your generosity knows many bounds. i want to thank all the kids who participated. and their parents, too. i also want to thank our wardrobe department. they were working really all day and all night putting this thing together. it was a terrible job. i'm pretty sure they all want to kill me right now. but please know right now, each and every one of my body hairs is caught in a rubber band simultaneously. if you're watching at home and you would like one of these suits for yourself, you can find this and many other styles on my new active wear soot. loom loom lemon.

it's the yoga pants that are also a yoga mat. you know what, this suit i think is proof that when america puts its mind to something, there's nothing stupid we can't do that. the academy awards are here on in hollywood. there's no food to be prepared because everyone starves themselves for this event. the host of the oscars, none other than ellen degeneres is here tonight. i was a guest on ellen's show and she was on my show. it's a little something called cooperation. under no circumstances are you to dance. you are my audience, not hers. also tonight, the director and famed designer tom ford is with us.

if you are wearing a fanny pack, please remove them immediately. i hope tom doesn't steal my idea for the loom suit. this could be a huge seller. should we make him sign something that says he won't. recreational use of marijuana is legal in washington and colorado. and by the way, if they're watching me right now, they're probably freaking out. for the most part, it seems to be going well. they're making a lot of money, but they're experiencing some unexpected problems. for instance, in colorado, veterinarians have observeden alarming increase in the number of dogs on drugs. >> this is yoda. he's drowsy, a little disoriented and let's face it. looks a little goofy. since january 1, the clinic said dogs are getting into their owner's supply of pot. specifically edibles. >> we're seeing dogs get into the big products. >> the concern is edibles have a

concentration of marijuana meant for controlled human consumption and dogs weigh far less than humans and they have no control. and the symptoms don't last hours. it takes days. >> jimmy: that tongue is never going back in its mouth. please, please do not give pot to your dog unless you have a snoop dog in which case you should. some of our viewers alerted me to this via twitter. apparently there's a serial flasher on the loose in portland, oregon. he's harassing female runners in the morning. watch and you'll see why this caught my attention>> it's the first thing i wake up every morning when i go for my run. >> this runner talks about the moment she was flashed. her encounter is one of at least eight involving the serial flasher in east portland. >> 5'9", a little heavier set,

dark hair and what else would i say about him? people have described him as looking like jimmy kimmel. first of all, i'm 6'1". secondly, what i do in my personal time is my business. i can't have a hobby? put that police sketch up on the screen for a minute. put it next to me if you could. yep, that's me. i don't know what that beehive is on his face. but if you see me, please call portland police. i have a special young man to introduce you to. plus eldlen degeneres, tom ford and music from sky ferreira, too.

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>> i'm wearing a suit made of rainbow looms made from kids all over the country. guillermo is wearing underpants. i like your legs. they're not bad. they've become very muscular holding up that pinata of a body. so many kids participated in this week. last week we got a special video of kids from arroyo elementary school. they've been working to make the longest rainbow loom chain in the world.

but they tier doing it f're doi better cause than we are. >> this video goes out to jimmy kimmel. >> he's making the longest rainbow loom ever. >> mack is doing a loom-a-thon to raise money for kids fighting cancer. >> you're making a loom suit and max has the looms you need. >> and he makes looms like a boss! >> meet max and i've give you some of these. >> you've got to meet this kid. >> meet this kid max. >> max is the nicest kid in the world. you should definitely meet max. >> you should meet this kid named max. >> mack x is is awesome. >> seriously, you have to meet this kid named max. >> max is sweet and ice. >> max is the most amazing person ever. >> max is cool. >> max is great.

you've got to meet him. >> max is the coolest most awesomest kid in the world i know. >> there's no one in the world better than max. >> max is amazing. you've got to meet him. max is awesome. >> you should definitely meet max. >> you should definitely meet max. >> hi. we are coming to you live from the arroyo elementary principal's office. we've gone loom crazy in arroyo. all in support for our number one student, max. he's battling brain cancer and he's gone loom crazy. inspired our entire school. we're hoping you can find a way to acknowledge him and encourage him to continue in his brave battle. thanks, jimmy.

>> please welcome super max holberg! how are you doing? so tell us about this project that your students have been working on. what's happening max? >> our school is thrilled to be joining with kids all over the country. >>. >> jimmy: you didn't want to meet me at all it turns out. >> this weekend, we want to build the longest loom chain. >> jimmy: and you guys are all working together on this? have you been working on this max? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a pretty fun thing. how big is it going to be? >> about 100 miles. >> jimmy: about 100 miles. wow, these kids have been

working really hard. guillermo could use that as a belt. so this is create awareness for the max love project which helps kids fight cancer. we're going to donate this beautiful suit of the loom. go to ebay.com/fruitoftheloom. 100% of the proceeds will go to the max love project. and thank you for bringing this to our attention. i have presents for you also. do you like presents? >> yeah. >> jimmy: who's your favorite super hero? >> iron man. >> jimmy: well, bring him in. who is this, max? we have a gift for max and his family. we're sending you all to

disneyland. ironman has disneyland tickets. do you like disneyland? all right, very good. and every superhero except for ironman, i guess, needs a cape. so we have a cape that says super max. it weighs, like, 800 pounds. i'm going to put that on you. is this pretty cool or does this look dumb? >> awesome. >> jimmy: there we go. is it too heavy? >> no. >> jimmy: all right, there you go. now, you won't be able to fly in this thing because again, it weighs a lot. but i think it looks pretty great and it will look pretty good at the loom-a-thon this weekend. right? all right, there you go. so i want to thank everybody at the arroyo elementary school. thanks to maggie. go to maxloveproject.org. we'll be right back with ellen degeneres.

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>> welcome back to the show. tonight on the program a very interesting man from the worlds of fashion and film a lot of the big stars will be wearing his clothes on sunday and i'm told he doesn't like it. tom ford is here. and then her album is called "night time, my time" sky ferreira from the at&t stage. tomorrow night kerry washington will be here, michael strahan will be with us, and we'll have music from juicy j featuring wiz khalifa. >> and sunday night our 9th annual "jimmy kimmel live" after the oscars special. our guest will be the always delightful kevin spacey, and we will jam pack every a-list actor in hollywood into something i think you will like.

watch us at 10pm on the west coast, and following the late local news after the oscars everywhere else. and again if you'd like to bid on this very fashionable rubber band loom suit you can do so at ebay.com/suitoftheloom. all the money will go to the maxlove project which is a great charity that helps families battling childhood cancers. and if you're not in the market for rubber formal wear, please make a donation at maxloveproject.org. this sunday, our first guest will be seen by an estimated audience of eighty billion viewers around the world when she hosts the oscars live for a second time at 7pm eastern, four pacific here on abc, please welcome everybody's favorite person ellen degeneres. [ applause ]

>> jimmy: you have the glasses. they look good. i like them. >> you gave me these earlier today. >> jimmy: we just saw each other. isn't that wonderful? >> it was wonderful. i thank you for rushing over and doing my show. and then i was done. >> jimmy: and thank you for rushing over to do our show. >> you gave me these. how heavy is that? >>. >> jimmy: it's very, very heavy. it's much ease v heavier than i imagined it would be. it's a little bit hot and sticking. i feel like burning man. >> jimmy: i can see your flesh through there. it's kind of a j.lo thing. >> very, very sexy. i have to say something. jimmy did my show earlier today. not to remind you like you forgot already. but when you were there, as you pointed out to your audience, there's a lot of dancing on my show, all the time. and what we did, we pretended to

have a dance contest. we didn't have a dance contest, that was really just for you. and during the break, we had a dancer that we found, it's twitch's friend, her name is chanel. we pretended it was a dance contest. and it was during a commercial break. and this is what we did to jimmy. >> jimmy: oh! >> we're having a dance contest. so whoever dances the best gets a t-shirt. >> people will kill each other for a t-shirt. >> oh, she's good.

♪ ♪ >> jimmy: you're very tricky. there's always something going on there. >> i knew you thought i was going to scare you. i didn't scare you. i thought you would enjoy that. >> jimmy: now i'm feeling i'm about to be scared somehow. >> i wish i would have thought of that. you would never suspect it. >> jimmy: thank you for the lap dance, ellen. >> it was like a baby shower of sorts. you announced you and molly are having a baby. congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you. now i'm hoping i don't have a girl. >> why? >> jimmy: i don't want a chanel

popping out, you know? giving lap dances. >> jimm . >> so i got you a baby gift. will it be your first baby gift? >> jimmy: it will be. >> it's a heavy baby gift. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that really is heavy. >> it's real. >> jimmy: this is the real oscar? >> they let me take a real -- well, they didn't let me. but i was he rehearsing across the street. and it's like a little baby rattle so the child can play with it. >> jimmy: i wish the baby had a speech prepared right now the baby could make. the baby is not going to like this at all. one of those superbabies or something to lift this thing. >> it's like a doll and it can play with it. >> jimmy: thank you very much. chew on it and whatever. thank you. i'll throw this right in the crib.

>> top that, matt damon. >> jimmy: you must be very busy right now. you have the show all week. >> i'm busy, yeah. i'm very busy. i really didn't think this through when i said i would host the oscars. oh, i have a show every day. so i've been doing that and i've been writing like crazy for the oscars. and i'm moving at the same time, which was not thought through either. so we're moving really right after the oscars. >> jimmy: do you hire movers? or do you move things yourself? >> we have movers but we usually have people helping us pack. but our housekeeper is out having her eyes done because i wanted her to do that. so she hasn't been around. so i've been doing everything and packing and stuff. but we bought this amazing house. i brought a picture of it. it's a beautiful house. >> jimmy: i would love to see it.

oh, look at that. i love the hot tub. that's really -- >> seriously, i have been doing a lot of stuff around the house for some reason. and i have so much respect for people that make beds every single day. because the last time i made a bed was a while -- i used to make my own bed. but i haven't in a while. putting a fitted sheet on a mattress is impossible. you get one in and the other one pops out. you're like spiderman on the mat tres t mattress. when was the last time you made beds. >> i made bed, mostly when one of my kids would throw up. it's been a while. i don't believe in making the bed. >> oh. you're one of those guys. >> jimmy: i leave the room and i come back at night and i turn the lights right out. my wife likes the bed made. >> there's something about nice smooth sheets instead of them being all wrinkled.

>> jimmy: there's also something about just leaving. >> you have a point there. >> jimmy: so you and porsche are no the moving into separate houses. >> i read we were getting divorced and i went and told her and she was sad. we were both so sad. >> jimmy: i would be sad about that, too. >> i couldn't believe that we were getting divorced. i guess we are. >> jimmy: you have to. when it's published, it's published. >> they said it. no, we're very happy. and that's not the truth. but it's weird. we are happy. that is the truth. my brain was working very fast to the other part party. >> jimmy: i'm happy that you're happy. we'll come back with ellen degeneres. >> the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by at&t. rethink possible.

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>> jimmy: are you wearing tom ford? >> i am not. heddy from st. laurant has offered to dress me. >> jimmy: i have a way we can make a lot of money. i'm excited about this. i'm hoping this is something that interests you. >> money, yes. >> jimmy: it's nothing illegal about it. it's online gambling. it's not just sports. you can bet on all sorts of things. like the super bowl, you can bet on the coin toss, the national

anthem. >> did not know that. >> jimmy: yes. you can bet not just on the oscars or who wins the oscars, you can bet on things you the oscar host will do at the oscars. >> i can bet op thing bet on t. for instance, will ellen wear a dress during the show if you wear a dres it's $300 if you know in advance, you could bet this new house on this. >> yeah. this is appealing. >> jimmy: what will be the color of the first suit ellen wears on stage. >> jimmy: well, black is the favorite. black is 500 to win 600. white cream 500 to win 600. silver is 100 to win 500. navy or blue 100 to win 800. you might want to think about

it. same with red, same odds. and other is 100 to win 500. >> well, i know what i'm wearing clearly and i'm not going to say because then that will -- >> jimmy: don't say. >> but can i bet? >> jimmy: yeah, you can bet. we can do it through a -- >> this is fantastic. >> jimmy: we'll do it through the guy who's still wearing his loom moustache for no apparent reason over there. here's some others. will the best actress winner cry? 100 to win 400 if she cries. >> i can make her cry. oh, yeah. yes, i can make somebody cry. ? >> will ferrell williams wear a big hat? 500 to win 200. no, 400 to win 700. >> what do you think about those big hats? >> bring a hat and super glue and see what happens.

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>> our next guest is a man of many talents he's an influential fashion designer, filmmaker, entrepreneur, he is the subject of a jay-z song. he's got everything going on. please welcome tom ford!

this little loom item i thought would be nice for you. one of the kids made it. it's a little pin or something. >> it's really great. >> jimmy: can we show that. so the kid can say oh, my god, my thing is on tv. you can wear it as a pin, an earring. >> jimmy: we had a fight in the audience a little while ago. >> i was watching that. >> it's all about the comb. if you're all about the comb. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: explain. i don't know if giving him a microphone is a good idea because he's annoying. but yeah, take the mike away. i don't want to talk to him. i just want to look at his comb.

he's trying to start a new thing with the comb in the pocket. what do you think of that, tom? >> i think it's great. >> jimmy: you do? this guy up there does not thing it's great and they literally almost came to blows over this, yeah. he doesn't like it. >> i was watching that. i was watching it between commercials. >> jimmy: do people do this? they try to impress you with their fashion forward behavior. do they try to wear something that will get their attention. >> i'm a little oblivious. >> jimmy: when people are dressed badly do you -- >> i try not to. >> jimmy: what if they work for you at the office. >> i don't mention it to them directly. i mention it to somebody who mentions it to them. it's like good cop bad cop. you have to be nice and supportive. >> jimmy: that's not really supportive. that's just passive aaggressive. >> you're right. you look good.

i want to show you something. i wanted to try to up the value of this thing when we auction it on ebay. i hope you don't mind. i put your name in it. a lot of fashion designers will, their names will be mentioned in a rap song. but i don't know if anyone has ever had a rap song named after him before. >> jay-z wrote a song called tom ford. i had to go to rap tlaranslatoro see what he meant. and it's a good song. he doesn't do drugs, he wears tom ford. that's how he gets his high. >> jimmy: this is not oddly, this is not really a -- >> this is a counterfeit tom ford. a knockoff.

but come on, jay-z is wearing it. >> jimmy: i knocked off the knockoff. you made your own version of it. >> yeah. the $65 one and the $6,500 one. >> jimmy: oh, wow. and then we have the rob ford jersey. and that is one you should think about. you could probably charge a lot more than that. on sunday at the oscars, there will be actors and actresses wearing your clothing. is that exciting for you? i heard you -- >> i notice you said i didn't like it. that's not quite true. i usually only dress one woman. >> jimmy: oh. >> i don't necessarily love the process. it's not a creative process dressing actresses for the oscars. when you're designing you ear

able to kind of figure out what you believe in and what you think the world needs right now or what women need right now and you're literally a voice in contemporary culture with what you design. but when you're dressing an actress or even sometimes someone when they're getting married, you're working with someone fulfilling their dream, their agent's dream, they husband's dream they have a preconceived notion what they want to look like. and you're kind of just making something for them that actually isn't particularly creative. and what's worn on the red carpet has nothing to do with what's going on in cop temporary action. it's really a bubble of 1950s barbies clothes. >> jimmy: is that the same case on the runway? because i see clothes obviously, and i don't know much about fashion, obviously, but when i see these outfits, i've never seen anything like that. is this actually going to sell anywhere.

>> jimmy: there are people who wear runway outfits exactly as you see them. but i only try to wear real things down the runway. not everyone does. but different people approach the business in a different way. some people are artist, some people are commercial designers. which is what i am. commercial designer. so i'm designing something with two sleeves, you have two arms. >> jimmy: do you personally ever wear sweat pants and a pair of crocs to the supermarket? >> sweat pants no, t-shirts yes. crocodile boots yes. >> jimmy: you have a son? >> he's 1 1/2. >> jimmy: what happens when he goes to kindergarten. >> he can wear whatever he wants. >> jimmy: you know he's going to drive you crazy, right? >> i'll have to just bite my lip. >> jimmy: do you find this job -- i know you started your own company with your -- you got

your own financing and that's very rare. you know, most of these companies are funded by these big corporations. and you don't know where the money comes from. is it a fun job that you have? >> oh, yeah. it's great. it moves very quickly. very different than the film industry which for me moved a little more slowly. it moves very, very quickly. if you're someone who likes to create things move on, create thing, move on, it's great. >> jimmy: you know immediately which drawings you like? >> probably my greatest gift as a designer is i have a very commercial sense. i can look at 12 pairs of shoes and say that pair. and that's usually the one that will sell. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. that's what you do as a designer. >> jimmy: how many suits should a man have? >> oh, god, i don't know. i wear the same suit but i have many, many of them.

but i have a uniform. i'm sure you do, too. this is going to be your new uniform. >> jimmy: you should see how i show up for work. i'm a complete disaster. i'm a real mess. i only look good for one hour a day and even that is questionable, especially tonight. >> no, you look good. >> jimmy: well, thank you. tom ford, everybody. we'll be right back.

hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet.

[ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ >> i'd like to thank ellen degeneres, tom ford, super max, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first her album is called, "night time, my time" here with the song "you're not the one" sky ferreira.

♪ ♪ dreams stay with you always on my mind i got a lust for life seasons bring truth ♪ ♪ when i found mine it was summertime ♪ ♪ it's the middle of the night and i'm so gone and i'm thinking about how much i need you but ♪ ♪ you really want somebody else

should be given the right to carry on ♪ ♪ i'm still thinking about how much i need you but you really want somebody else ♪ ♪ you're not the one guess you're not the one ♪ ♪ streets like a zoo those city lights love at first sight ♪ ♪ silent rays of blue they slowly glide right down my spine ♪ ♪ it's the middle of the night and i'm so gone and i'm thinking about how much i need you but ♪ ♪ you really want

somebody else should be given the right to carry on ♪ ♪ i'm still thinking about how much i need you but you really want somebody else ♪ ♪ you're not the one guess you're not the one ♪ ♪ you're not the one guess you're not the one ♪ ♪ i was enjoying the ride but now we're standing on the gravesite left unsatisfied ♪ ♪ won't even bother to fight i know you're not the one

you're not the one ♪ ♪ you're not the one you're not the one you're not the one ♪ ♪ guess you're not the one you're not the one guess you're not the one you're not the one ♪ ♪ you're not the one you're not the one you're not the one ♪ ♪ you're not the one you're not the one you're not the one you're not the one ♪ ♪ is it because you know my name

>> tonight on "nightline," there's a new drug sweeping america that will apparently blow your mind. that's if it doesn't blow you up first. it's called wax, and if they're cracking down in california, why is it totally legal to light up in colorado? ♪ let it go >> can't let it go? you're probably hearing it everywhere. from your kids -- ♪ let it go. >> to people who shouldn't be singing at all. >> i can't take it anymore! >> we have the inside scoop on how this song became the oscar nominated phenomenon.