kimmleedris-elba. appreciate your time from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! [ cheers and applause ] tonight -- idris elba "project runway's" tim gunn. guillermo at the emmys. and music from the white buffalo with cleto and the cletones. and now, simply put, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. thank you very much. i'm jimmy. hi, everyone. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. [ cheers and applause ]

i appreciate that. my voice is breaking. we've been off for two weeks. we had a two-week vacation, which is nice for me because i have a baby at home. we have a baby girl. she's great. she's a lot of fun. but i'm a little worried about her. she is 6 weeks old. she still isn't potty-trained. [ laughter ] she goes to the bathroom on herself. that's very unsanitary. it's good to be back here in hollywood where it's clean. [ laughter ] did you watch the emmys last nights? that's the reason i have no voice tonight. last night was the 66th annual emmy awards. an night of which all of television makes beautiful, sweet love to itself. and i took the subway to the emmys last night. how many of you just found out we have a subway in l.a. from that statement? we do. it's right across the street from our theater. and i decided to take a subway. it's hard to get in and out of a

town car in spanx. i was worried about traffic downtown, where they have the emmys. it's usually sunday night they have it. and traffic is terrible. this year, we had to deal with rush hour traffic on top of it. i dragged my wife down in the subway in her high heels. that was great for her. we took the blue line. met some very nice people. not only was i the only person in the subway wearing a tuxedo. i was the only person with shoes. we only had to change trains once. we got there quickly. cost a total of $3, which is less than a limo. [ laughter ] and i only got a little bit of the ebola virus from touching those poles. [ laughter ] it was a fun night. the big awards last night, as you probably know, went to "breaking bad" and "modern family." our show was nominated for three emmys. we won all three of our emmys last night. [ cheers and applause ] hold on. oh, no. we didn't win any of them. [ laughter ]

but thank you for believing that. [ laughter ] we didn't win anything. i did get kevin spacey to give me his netflix password. that was a win, kind of. the emmys are typically on sunday night. but they moved them to monday for the first time for 38 years. for a couple of reasons. the big one was, they conflicted with jon hamm's fantasy football draft. and the other reason, the vmas were scheduled for sunday night on mtv. for those of you too young to know, music videos is something that mtv used to play before it turned into a network for pregnant teenagers. [ laughter ] that was a good, too. ed sheeran. arianna grande won best new video and newest starbucks drink. you're too old to be excited about that. this was a first. miley cyrus let a young man, who

was homeless, accept her award for video of the year. good thing she won, right? [ laughter ] you drag me out of my box for this? [ laughter ] traditionally, the vmas are a chance for all of the former disney stars to show up with their new tongue piercings. things got serious. suge knight was shot at a party hosted by chris brown. they shot him six times. i guess you really wanted to make it into this year's "inmemorium" montage. he's fine. he's recovering. he's unkillable is what he is. this is the second time suge knight has been shot at a vma-related party. this is what happens when you show up to a party without a bottle of wine. you cannot come empty-handed. they're called manners. try them, suge. speaking of rap-related feuds, this is one i've been following closely. 50 cent and boxer floyd

mayweather jr., apparently do not like each other. supposedly they had a falling out over a business deal. and over the past week, 50 has been making fun of mayweather's ability, or lack of ability to read. why, i'm not sure. but 50 cent instagramed this challenge. i think the idea was 50 would write a check for $750,000 to join the fight against a.l.s. but with no ice buckets involved. >> a special a.s.l. challenge for you, floyd. if you can read one full page of a harry potter book [ bleep ] i'll give $750,000 to whatever charitable organization you want to. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he challenged floyd to read a page out of harry potter, which maybe is the funniest thing i've heard. i offered to do my part to make this a big event. i told them they could use in show as a forum for this.

>> a shout for my man, jimmy kimmel. if floyd accepts the challenge, you can go on the actual show. we know you can't pronounce the words in the harry potter book. so, we're going to let you read "cat in the hat." >> jimmy: that seems very generous of me. i told you, i don't think it's going to happen because floyd mayweather's only response was to tweet a couple of pictures of paychecks he got. one was a check for $31,436,000. one was $400 million. read this, $72 million, god bless. that, to me, is a cop-out. it's a hop-on-cop-out. who cares if you do it. it's for charity. come butcher dr. seuss on our show. [ cheers and applause ]

if anyone laughs at you, you can punch them in the face. [ laughter ] i won't be laughing at you. i will stand there. i'll be clapping. i'll be saying great job, floyd. [ laughter ] you, too, 50. great job, guys. i hope we can make this happen. from now on, all rap feuds will be funneled through oprah's book club. [ cheers and applause ] this is -- this is fun for us, personally. my cousin, sal, is a huge fan of and over the break, they asked him to throw out the first pitch at a -- actually, he asked them to ask him. so, they asked him. [ laughter ] so, while he was back home visiting the family in new york, he went to citi field and threw out the first pitch. >> please welcome cousin sal, from the "jimmy kimmel live" show. [ laughter ]

>> jimmy: there you go. >> ladies and gentlemen, cousin sal from "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: was it all you dreamed it would be? >> what's that? i want to prove one thing. every pitch should be celebrated. it would be 14-hour games. but it would be exciting. >> jimmy: did the catcher know you were going to jump into his arms like a little boy? >> no. i thought it was none of his business. >> jimmy: that's cousin sal. i'm glad you didn't injure him. thanks to the new york mets for allowing that to happen. another childhood fantasy news. a rare copy of action comics number one, for those who don't know, was the first published appearance of superman, just sold on ebay for $3.2 million. which -- it sounds like a lot of money for a comic book. you think about all of the women and sex the guy who bought it is going to get once word gets out when he owns this thing.

it will be a nonstop sex avalanche. $3 million for a comic book is a lot of disposable income. to buy a comic about superman, you have to be as rich as batman. i think that means superman wins, right? [ cheers and applause ] he's not here. so, don't worry about it. i want to update you on a story i mentioned a couple weeks ago. a man named james taylor, not that one, threw a huge house party in western michigan in a apparently got out of hand. it upset his neighbors. the local authorities showed up. thousands of people came to this party. but the kid maintains he did nothing wrong. >> 20-year-old james taylor said it was a party for the record books. with two deejays, a fire-thrower, go-go dancers and strippers. he says, he successfully threw the largest party ever to hit west michigan. >> i didn't force anything down anybody's throat. i didn't make anybody stay here until 7:00 a.m. or 11:00, or when it is that everybody left. i didn't make this kid pass out

on my floor. [ laughter ] >> we showed that a couple of weeks ago. and it turns out, the guy who was unconscious or sleeping or whatever, his name is ray. his appearance on the show earned him some notoriety. so, the fox affiliate in grand rapids tracked him down, if for nothing else, to make sure he's still alive. >> he lost both of his cell phones at the party. was forced to walk five hours back home. the next day, he realized he was on national tv. >> i called my cousin, he said, i ware i just seen you on the news. >> okay. >> our interview was featured on "jimmy kimmel live," with the host making a joke about him not waking up anytime soon. >> jimmy kimmel, i woke up before thursday. and i'm still moving. party boys in the building, bro. this is what we do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what they do. party boys in the building.

if i was the news crew, i would follow guys around all day. pac-man and party boy, talking on the whiskey phone. guillermo, you were at the emmys. did you have fun? >> guillermo: a lot of fun. >> jimmy: you were working, though. this is from guillermo's instagram account. who took this picture, by the way, guillermo? >> guillermo: i did. >> jimmy: you took it yourself. here's another one. sexy guillermo going to the emmys. it's hard to be sexy and handsome. thank you, god. [ laughter ] and guapo handsome, wish me luck. in two of the pictures, your head is cut off. two of the others, your body is cut off. i fixed them. put that up there on the screen. i put the head and the body together. and you do look good. [ cheers and applause ] no emmy awards show would be complete without guillermo backstage, chatting with the

winners and doing it in the most uncomfortable way possible. that is back-to-back. ♪ >> hello, guillermo. >> guillermo: congratulations on your emmy. >> thank you, bill. >> guillermo: back-to-back, huh? >> back-to-back. not back-to-back. >> guillermo: huh? >> i didn't win it last year. >> guillermo: we're back-to-back. >> we are literally, back-to-back. yes. good observation. >> guillermo: and mustache to mustache. >> mustache to mustache. you should trim yours to look like mine. what do you think? >> guillermo: not really. we need to talk about that. what's going on? i don't think it looks sexy. look at mine. >> guillermo, i didn't come here to be insulted. >> guillermo: no. just telling you, for your own good. ♪ sara, congratulations on your emmy. >> thank you. >> guillermo: you look very, very, very, very beautiful. >> no [ bleep ].

>> guillermo: yes. yes [ bleep ]. >> i mean, thank you. you look nice, too. ♪ >> guillermo: congratulations on your emmy. >> thank you so much. i love you, buddy. >> guillermo: i love you, too. i love your show. >> thank you. >> guillermo: are you going to get drunk tonight? >> probably, yeah. let's be honest. yeah. >> guillermo: you want to start now? >> of course. come on. >> guillermo: here's my mexican energy drink. >> cheers. >> guillermo: wow. how is it? >> that's really great. >> the whole mother of god. that is so strong. >> guillermo: wow. >> my throat's on fire. >> thank you, guillermo. >> guillermo: wow. >> that's really, really awful water.

>> guillermo: knock, knock. >> who's there? >> guillermo: emmy. >> emmy who? >> guillermo: want another shot of tequila. >> that was a mistake. ♪ >> guillermo: hi. how are you? >> good. how are you. >> guillermo: congratulations. you just won an emmy. >> thank you so much. >> guillermo: how do you guys feel? >> we feel honored, blessed. >> guillermo: so, everything is not downhill from here, for now? >> we hope not. >> definitely no. >> i mean -- >> guillermo: it might be. you know when i was your age, i was crossing the border in the truck of my mom's car. for reals. ♪ what about back-to-back massage? >> a back-to-back massage. i could use a massage. my back is in pain right now. that looks like a vibrator. >> guillermo: it does? i don't know. i never look at a vibrator before. >> does it work? go ahead.

>> guillermo: okay. >> oh, yeah. that's good. ♪ >> guillermo: what's next for you kids? >> partying. >> partying. or going home and going to sleep. >> or going to sleep. we have school in the morning. >> guillermo: you want some tequila? >> no. ♪ >> guillermo: let's rub mustaches. >> rub mustaches? >> guillermo: yeah. like this. >> bad idea. you want to rub mustaches? >> guillermo: yeah. >> all right. ready? ♪ >> guillermo: now, we're going to do interview front-to-front. >> okay. >> guillermo: okay. >> all right. bless me, guillermo, for i have sinned. >> guillermo: this is much better. what do you think? [ laughter ] >> you smell very good. >> guillermo: thank you. >> your ears are like little seashells. >> guillermo: what about my

hair? >> like the back of a diseased armadillo. [ laughter ] that's frightening. that is terrifying. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, tim gunn is here. we have music from the white buffalo. and we'll be right back with idris elba. so, stick around. [ cheers and applause ] nobody ever stomped their foot and asked for less. there's a reason it's called an "all you can eat" buffet... and not a "have just a little" buffet. because what we all really want is more. that's why verizon is giving you even more. now, for a limited time, get more data! 1 gb of bonus data every month with every new smartphone or upgrade.

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it's a subaru. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, hello there. tonight, one of very few men on this planet, who knows the difference between an ascot and a scarf. tim gunn is here. and we have music from the white buffalo.

tomorrow night, jennifer aniston will be here. we're going to barbecue with chef adam perry lang. and we'll have music from bob mould. and on thursday, emmy-winner aaron paul and music from ed sheeran. so, we've got good times ahead. this is our first night back after two-weeks off. i went on a quick fishing trip actually, cleto and i went on a fishing trip last week. and i thought it might be fun to take a little vacation quiz. see if you can guess which of these things actually happened on our two day fishing trip. a: flight to sun valley, idaho, rerouted to boise because of weather. b: i vomited on the plane. also because of weather. on the flight home -- c: a bird hit the plane. d: a man collapsed in the aisle of the plane. e: i narrowly avoided hitting a deer. that was on the street, not in the plane. f: got ticket for going 35 miles per hour in a 25-mile-per-hour zone. g: all of the above. and the answer is -- "g." all of the above. you guessed it. i would also like to thank

officer greenfield of the haily police department for not only giving me a b.s. ticket, but also for telling me as he handed me the ticket, and cleto will attest to this, he said, hey, i'm a big fan. good thing. otherwise, i might be in prison. 35 in a 25. i'd rather get a ticket for going 85 in a 25 than 35. all right. our first guest tonight is a golden globe-winning and emmy-nominated actor whose long list of short-titled projects include "the wire," "the office," "luther" and "thor." his latest is the crime-thriller "no good deed." it opens in theaters september 12th. please say hello to idris elba. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what's up?

>> jimmy: very good to see you. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: i saw you last night. in the bathroom. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at the emmys. >> i was shaking. hey. what's up? >> jimmy: and i was trembling. >> congratulations on the baby, man. >> jimmy: thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i don't -- we weren't able to shake hands in the bathroom, due to the situation that we were in. >> but we waved. >> jimmy: we did wave. did you see anyone else in there? did you notice anybody else? >> did i? yeah. there was a couple of people. all eyes on you. >> jimmy: well, thank you. [ laughter ] very flattering. by the way, around that subject, i do want to show something because you were forced to go on twitter to -- i don't know why you did this. but you were forced to go on twitter to defend this photograph. now, i'll let people draw their own conclusions. >> i wasn't forced. i decided to --

>> jimmy: decided? >> yeah. >> jimmy: to say what? >> i mean, i just don't want to scare the world. you know? you know? what does it look like? it looks like mike -- >> jimmy: looks like god loves you very much. >> it was intense. >> jimmy: you're saying it's a microphone? >> when i saw it on cnn, i said, this has to stop. >> jimmy: why are you miccing that part of your body? does it talk? i mean -- congratulations, either way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: have you ever received a ticket for going 35 miles per hour in a 25-mile-per-hour zone. do they do that in england? >> no. it's 30 miles per hour. the rule gets, if you go over 30 miles per hour, yeah. >> jimmy: is that right? even just a little bit over, huh? >> yeah. i know. they have the speed cameras in england. you go home. and you got a letter. >> jimmy: oh. i hate that.

i at least like the satisfaction of being pulled over. >> and then, they have little pictures of your car. or if it's the front camera of you going -- oh, that was me. >> jimmy: the best pictures. and the quality is getting better and better. you can't say that's not me anymore. i had a friend driving my car. and it was clearly him. and he's like, that's not me, buddy. [ laughter ] well, your twin has stolen my car then. and he's going through red lights. well -- have you ever been in any trouble like that? any kind? have you had run-ins, of that nature? >> well, you know, i was driving when i was 13 years old. literally. >> that's the driving age over there? >> no. >> jimmy: oh. >> i was 13. i had a beard. like, i was 13 years old. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. a goatee. >> jimmy: wow. >> you didn't? >> jimmy: i still don't. [ laughter ] still a problem. >> as soon says i could grow a beard, i was like, this is a good idea. i'll buy a car. and i bought a car. >> jimmy: when you were 13?

>> yeah. i bought this car. it was like for 50 quid. it was a little mini cooper. me in a mini cooper. i was 13, no sense. i loved it. i used to drive to school. park around the back. my boys used to eat lunch in our mini cooper. this is cool. >> jimmy: your parents were all right with this? >> they didn't know. >> jimmy: how did you hide a car from them? >> i used to park it around the corner. what happened was, i got kind of slick. i parked around the corner. but my dad's best friend, who he works with, i'm trying to get out. to go to school. and i smash into the back of his car. my dad's best friend comes and goes -- oh. so, then, i had to work for him. at his business, his construction company, while i fixed his car. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. and my dad didn't find out until i was about 16. >> jimmy: he kept it from your dad? >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. that's a good neighbor. >> he got cheap labor. >> jimmy: and a terrible best friend. cheap labor. he may have committed a crime

there somehow. >> lift them bricks. and i'm going to tell your dad. okay. >> jimmy: what grade are you? seventh grade when you're that age? >> i don't know grades. i was second year in secondary school. >> jimmy: are the girls impressed you had a car? >> i went to a boys' school. >> jimmy: the boys were impressed, i'm sure. >> the boys were impressed. >> jimmy: were you able to pick up girls? >> i actually had a girlfriend. about 14 years old. she was 19. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> yeah. it was a good life, man. come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did she know you were 14? >> no. her name was judith. i used to stay around her house. i would stay at my boy's house, boogie. he's in the dressing room. i'm at boogie's house. and in morning, i would say i'm

going to work. you're going to work? yeah. i'm going to work. i'm actually going to school. and i remember one time, i had homework i had to take care of around the house. and i remember having to say to her -- what do you have this homework? what is this homework? i was like, oh. my boss makes me do his children's homework. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] not sure, but it what looks awesome. ♪ we heat the room to 110 degrees. huh? she's fine. on your right! what did you get? no clue, but it's jacked with protein. wow in a world filled with fads, it's nice to get back to basics. seriously dude? meat, cheese and nuts? seriously. new p3 portable protein pack from oscar mayer with 13g of serious protein. it's p3, it's oscar mayer.

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the baby was in the car seat. >> he was. we took him out just as we stopped. he was crying. >> mommy, where's daddy? i want to go home. >> ma'am, can you step out of the car, please?

is everything all right, ma'am? >> yeah. i mean, fine. >> jimmy: that is "no good deed." opens september 12th. idris elba is here. you play a very bad guy. >> a bit of a menace, that character. >> jimmy: is it fun to play a guy that's really bad like that? >> it's not fun. this film is violent. and this guy is a real menace. it was a lot of hard work. but working with jiradi, she was great. i enjoyed the whole process. i hate shooting at night. we shot at night. >> jimmy: why do you hate shooting at night. >> it's just tiring. action. okay. what is my line? just tired. >> jimmy: yeah. i guess you lose your virginity at 14, nothing is exciting anymore. [ laughter ]

it's all downhill from there. [ cheers and applause ] or all uphill. i would think that a lot of people, when you were on "the wire," thought you were an american, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: your accent is perfect. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: how do you learn to do that? i am an american. and i will tell you, it was perfect. i didn't know. i didn't realize it. >> i lived in brooklyn for a little while. in the late '90s. i told the story before. there was a barbershop, really close to where i lived in ft. green, called hall of fades. great name, right? hall of fades. >> jimmy: hall of fades. yeah. >> i used to go in there and get my hair cut. you go to a barbershop in america, everybody knows. they talk. and it's all about the game. and who is this. so, i used to sit in there and just listen and try to pitch in here and there. they used to tear the piss out of me because i had skinny jeans. they're like, you're not from around here, are you, boy? [ laughter ] skinny jeans and timberlands wasn't cutting it. >> jimmy: have you taken the ice

bucket challenge yet? [ laughter ] >> why would you ask me that? >> jimmy: because i think almost everyone i know has taken the ice bucket challenge. >> i've been challenged a few times. >> jimmy: you have? >> yeah. i haven't had a chance to do it. >> jimmy: oh. we can accommodate you if you -- [ cheers and applause ] we'll get a bucket of ice. and if you want -- i don't want to pressure you. but if you want, we'll do it. and we'll come back and -- >> i don't want to. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> okay. i don't want to -- i'll take off my shoes. >> jimmy: oh, you are going to do it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: when we come back. "no good deed." [ cheers and applause ] some pinterest, you?

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: still to come, tim gunn. we didn't plan this out well. you have a microphone on. before we do this -- actually, your friend, boogie, is here, who you mentioned, used to cover for you. guillermo, send boogie in here with the ice. we're going to do the a.l.s. ice bucket challenge. [ cheers and applause ]

before we do it -- >> boogie. >> jimmy: boogie, come around back here with me. how are you doing? >> let's do this, boogie. >> i've been waiting for this for a long time. >> jimmy: why do they call you boogie? >> deejay name, man. >> jimmy: okay. before we do this, you make your challenge. who you want to -- you have to pick three people. >> okay. i accept the challenge. i'm going to nominate bradley cooper. yeah. taraji hedison. and the big one, i'm going to nominate, prince harry. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good one. >> if i pass out, i love you, mommy. all right? >> jimmy: all right. here we go. are you ready? >> yep. >> jimmy: here we go. [ cheers and applause ]

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there's a lot of -- going on. not sure what's happening. still to come on the show -- who knew a bucket of water could make such a mess? the white buffalo will be here. and i'll tell you something. other than a made-for-tv movie starring jennie garth, the star of the next show is the only thing that can make me watch lifetime. he's the emmy-winning co-host of "project runway," which airs thursday nights at 9:00. please welcome tim gunn. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> the ice bucket challenge. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. everything's a little bit damp. >> a.l.s. is an incredibly, tremendously important cause. we should all be giving.

i don't know if we should all be ice bucketing. >> jimmy: you're against the ice bucketing, huh? >> i ice bucket every night. i put ice in a glass. and i make a manhatt hahattaman. >> jimmy: your clothes are so nice. >> speaking of clothes, you looked smashing last night. >> jimmy: i did? thank you. >> and you were hilarious. >> jimmy: that's nice of you. >> i loved the vest with your tux. >> jimmy: you liked that? >> you looked fantastic. >> jimmy: i never really know. when i got to the emmys, i wore a navy blue tuxedo. i thought, this will be different. i got there and every, single guy was wearing a navy blue tuxedo. >> you can say you were on trend. i was wearing one, too. >> jimmy: but jim parsons was wearing a brown tuxedo. i wish i had known. next year, i'm going to wear a brown tuxedo. and everyone else will be wearing them.

can you tell me what the color will be so i can skip the repeat year next year? >> i'll tell you on the sly. >> jimmy: will it possibly be something weird? everybody, everywhere. in band, we had yellow tuxedos. >> yellow is an impossible color for most people to wear. >> jimmy: okay. >> impossible. it reflects on to your skin. it makes you look sallow. it's not flattering. even if it's on-trend, we'll be the only two guys who look great. >> jimmy: we will reject those trends. how do you know, should you try to dress with the trends? is that what you should do? >> i'm an anti-trend guy. i don't believe in chasing them. certainly not in following them. a trend's only good if it works for you. and if it's something at the moment, i'll give you an example. in men's footwear. all of the colored soles. i get it for the moment. in six months, these shoes are going to look so dated. i like things that have staying power. that are going to last. >> jimmy: i got you. that's good. >> most trends aren't.

that's why they're trends. >> jimmy: i didn't know about the shoes with the colored soles. that's how out of it i am. i wear whatever i'm told to put on. >> that sounds nice. >> jimmy: what about skinny jeans. idris was mentioning he would wear. are those acceptable for men? >> well, there's a skinny jean and there's a jegging. >> jimmy: oh, yes. >> the skinny jean should skin your leg, not hug it. if you feel it pressing against any part of your leg, your thigh, your calf, it's too skinny. and i just think we don't want to see that much anatomy. you know? >> jimmy: did you see this picture of idris? [ cheers and applause ] he was in skinny jeans. >> doesn't leave much to the imagination. >> jimmy: do people ask you to evaluate their wardrobe a lot? >> oh. people come up to me and ask me, how do i look? what am i supposed to say.

>> jimmy: right. >> if we have a lot of time. i'll pummel them with questions. what do you do? with who do you interact? what's your lifestyle like? generally, they want validation. if it is egregiously awful. barrow a line from "i love lucy." her friends are weight her to lie. they're at a bridge party. caroline appleby or marilyn strong comes in wearing a crazy hat. lucy doesn't want to see it. and ethel is saying, lucy, what do you think about marian's hat? and lucy looks up. she can't lie or she'll lose this bet. she says, marian, if that's the hat you wanted, that's a good one. if that's the look you wanted, you sure have a good one. >> jimmy: that's a very good way of putting it. oh. what about crocs? is that -- >> why are you asking.

>> jimmy: not even a -- i do see a lot of them. and i don't understand it. i don't have any, no. i have some that look like them for cooking. i wear them when i cook because i don't know why. somebody bought them for me. >> but they are or they are not crocs? >> jimmy: they're clogs. >> the clog has a very esteemed history in fashion. >> jimmy: good. >> centuries and centuries old. the croc does not. every time i say disparaging things about crocs, their stock goes up. they open a new store. i don't know what it is. someone made me put them on once. i admit they're comfortable. but i looked down at my foot. and i thought, i have a hoof. [ laughter ] that's what it looks like. >> jimmy: a colorful hoof. >> yeah. >> jimmy: on "project runway," which, by the way, i think i've watched every season of the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: are there any -- are there people left? where are you finding all these people? >> i have to tell you. i go to the auditions.

and this year's auditions, we saw the most phenomenal people. and i asked them, where have you been? i'm used to seeing people who have auditioned, three, four, five, six times. and so many of the designers with experience said, the economy's better. it's a better time for my brand. i'm thinking strategically about my brand. and this is when i want to be on the show. it was really amazing. >> jimmy: interesting. >> and a great compliment to the show. >> jimmy: i guess so. i guess so. you're still enjoying doing it? >> i love every second of it. i taught for 29 years. if it weren't for "project runway," and other responsibilities, i'd still be in the classroom. i am constantly in awe of what these young minds and creative tall lentz a talents are able to do. i'm in sawe. >> jimmy: i like the way you do it. you say make it work. >> and they have to. >> jimmy: there's no response to make it work. >> i want you to know, when we say that there's a one-day challenge, this is what it really is. it's ten hours. ten hours to conceive.

ten hours to shop, to drape, to draft, to cut, to sew, to fit the model and to style the look. ten hours. that's like when the judges are -- oh, they sniff and look disappointed. you try it, people. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> you try it. >> jimmy: i'd like to see heidi klum work the seam. it's very good to see you, as always. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for the compliments. i'm on cloud nine right now. tim gunn right now. "project runway" airs thursdays at 9:00 on lifetime. be right back with the white buffalo. [ cheers and applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to thank idris elba. tim gunn, and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. first, it is music time. his album is called, "shadows, greys and evil ways" here with the song "this year" the white buffalo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ another year older it came and went ♪ ♪ blood and the tears and the money spent ♪

♪ the new year's here with the same old cast ♪ ♪ we dance and we drink like it may be our last ♪ ♪ buzzin' waitin' for the countdown to come ♪ ♪ feels like slow motion from ten to one ♪ ♪ a kiss and the fireworks light the sky ♪ ♪ falling apart over auld lang syne ♪ ♪ let's focus on this night alone ♪ ♪ just hope that we'd make it home alive ♪ ♪ the earth it turns spring rushes in ♪ ♪ days get longer and nights go thin ♪ ♪ mother wakes up a little brighter than before ♪ ♪ cold melts away and the gardens grow ♪ ♪ the air is crisp and fields are sweet ♪ ♪ grass and the daffodils tickling our feet ♪ ♪ flowers they bloom and the birds they sing ♪ ♪ fill up the day with the songs they bring ♪ ♪ and i don't feel much like singing at all ♪ ♪ seasons change but i don't change at all ♪

♪ well i've done wrong well i've done right that's clear ♪ ♪ maybe i'll get better maybe i'll be different this year ♪ ♪ ooh, here comes summer well, it's comin' in hot ♪ ♪ no shirt, no school give it all you got ♪ ♪ the sun it calls so let's go outside ♪ ♪ toastin' our drinks in the warm sunshine ♪ ♪ the asphalt smoulders in the city streets ♪ ♪ you better run fast or you're gonna burn your feet ♪ ♪ splashin' and yellin' the cannonball ♪ ♪ enough love and laughter for one and all ♪ ♪ oh, the future's future's looking bright ♪ ♪ i think that i might get it right after all ♪ ♪ moody autumn blows in off a summer wind ♪ ♪ leaves fall off of the trees never see them again ♪ ♪ like embers they float

into the streets ♪ ♪ golden and red and they dance with heat ♪ ♪ well it's close of the curtains let's stay inside ♪ ♪ no flower no fruit and the lawns all die ♪ ♪ well how could it all fall apart so fast ♪ ♪ and why would i think it would ever last ♪ ♪ when everything is dying well how can i feel alive ♪ ♪ oh, life is short well all good days disappear ♪ ♪ maybe i've been lost maybe i'll get found this year ♪ ♪ well the winter and the cold come storming in ♪ ♪ kicks down the door and your blood runs thin ♪ ♪ day's too short and the night's too long ♪ ♪ carolers came i can't sing along ♪ ♪ oh, money's all gone don't know where it went ♪ ♪ christmas ain't easy when you can't pay the rent ♪

♪ and the lights go out to a silent night ♪ ♪ and all you can do is just stay in the fight ♪ ♪ and i just can't see the wrong ♪ ♪ and i just can't see the right ♪ ♪ oh, life is hard i've been fighting the fear ♪ ♪ maybe i've been lost don't think i'll get found this year ♪ ♪ well i've done wrong well i've done right that's clear ♪ ♪ but maybe i'll get better maybe i'll be different next year ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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