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and music from kaleo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, rupaul! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> rupaul: thank you! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, rupaul. [ cheers and applause ] you know, a lot of people think of me as an entrepreneur, the queen of drag, musician, tv mogul. but i am much more than that. i'm also a great pair of tits. [ cheers ] this is my second night hosting and it was also the second night of the democratic national

convention in chicago. [ cheers ] yes. president biden closed things out last night with a speech that was downright folksy. >> folks -- [ ding ] i've got five months left in my presidency. folks -- [ dings ] folks, folks, folks, folks, folks, folks, i love you all. folks -- [ ding ding ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: he's got no folks left to give! [ laughter ] meanwhile, you know how tim walz got everyone saying that donald trump and j.d. vance are weird? well, now trump is claiming that tim walz is the weird one. >> you can see it a little bit by this whack job. you know, he said we're weird that j.d. and i are weird. i think we're extremely normal

people. like you, exactly like -- he's weird. did you ever see him go on the stage and go like crazy? it's like -- between his movement and her left, there's a lot of craziness. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: i never thought i'd say this but donald trump is right. our elected officials should not be going crazy on stage, it's just so unbecoming of a politician. [ laughter ] "uh, i don't know what i said, uh, i don't remember!" no, get those lights off. mom, mom, i'm sorry, mom. mom! la la la! bing, bing! rrah! maga! maga-bag! bing, bing, bong, bong, bing, bing! ♪ god bless the usa ♪ >> i think we're extremely normal people. >> rupaul: oh. [ cheers and applause ] what an extremely normal thing to say! [ laughter ] meanwhile in florida --

the state's official tourism website has removed a section that offered lgbtq-friendly travel destinations. which is a shame for gay folks who want to plan a trip to florida. so i thought i'd answer some frequently asked questions y'all might have. first up -- "should i reserve my hotel rooms in advance?" yes, you should book in advance to make sure your room has a fully functional glory hole. [ laughter ] right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: next up -- "what should i do in a medical emergency?" well -- film it for your onlyfans, girl. [ cheers ] i'm sure somebody's into it! [ laughter ] okay. "what do i need to know about florida's wildlife?"

yes, there's bears, otters, foxes, and they all bite, so make sure you have a safe word. [ laughter and applause ] okay. "how can i travel within florida?" on all fours, if you're lucky. [ laughter ] and finally -- "is the panhandle gay friendly?" well -- depends on whose pan you handle. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but enough about florida. let's do something fun. do we have any drag race fans in the audience? [ cheers and applause ] oh, okay! okay. well, this game is for you. this is the way it works. we're going to meet a pedestrian on hollywood boulevard dressed in plain clothes. then you and i are going to guess if he's actually a drag queen in disguise. okay, got it? >> what's your name and where are you from?

>> i'm johnny, i'm from el texas. >> johnny, are you a drag queen? [ laughter ] >> rupaul: all right, is johnny a drag queen? what do you think? all right, let's find out. >> yes, i am. i'm jala i'm hot and feisty? [ laughter ] >> rupaul: my bottom hurts just thinking about it. who's up next? >> what's your name and where are you from? >> alex from bristol, england. >> are you a drag queen? >> rupaul: you thinks think he is? all right. let's see. >> no, i'm not a drag queen. a skirt looks inviting. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: it sounds like alex is about two steps away from buying a pussycat wig and a pair of which acha heels. [ laughter and applause ] >> what's your name, and where are you from?

>> i'm ralph from burbank. >> are you a drag queen? >> rupaul: what do you guys think? all right, let's find out. >> yes, i am. hey, welcome to l.a., enjoy your day. >> rupaul: oh, wreck it, ralph! [ laughter ] who's next? >> what's your name, where are you from? >> my name's dennis, i'm from anaheim, california. >> dennis, are you a drag queen? >> rupaul: hm. is dennis a drag provocateur? we shall see. >> of course i am, darling. it's lucky 13 at your service. >> rupaul: i wonder if that 13 stands for what i think it does. [ laughter ] i'm talking about his shoe size, people! all right, who's our next candidate? >> what's your name, and where

are you from? >> rand paul from brooklyn, new york. >> are you a drag queen? >> rupaul: okay, let's see. >> no, i'm not. >> but your name is that sounds like rupaul. >> it dis, but i'm rand paul, he's rupaul. >> rupaul: he's a little brooklyn, i'm a little [ bleep ] balls. [ laughter and applause ] >> what's your name and who are you from? >> lyle from new york. >> lyle, are you a drag queen? >> rupaul: what do you think? all right, let's see. >> i don't know. who's asking? [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: don't play coy with me, bitch. [ laughter ] shall we do one more? okay, all right. >> what's your name, and where are you from? >> i'm john, and i was born here in hollywood. >> john, are you a drag queen?

>> rupaul: survey says? >> no, i'm just an old gay clown, sorry! >> rupaul: don't be sorry, honey. a quick trip to tijuana and you'll be a brand new woman! [ laughter ] we have a fantastic show for you tonight. sanaa lathan is here. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from kaleo, and we'll be right back with colman domingo.

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>> rupaul: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm rupaul. tonight, an incredibly talented actress. her new movie is called "the supremes at earl's all-you-can-eat." sanaa lathan is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a rock band from iceland, their latest single is called "rock 'n' roller." gorgeous, gorgeous band. music from kaleo, they're here. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, i'll be joined by diane lane and ingenue ellis-taylor. with music from big sean. our first guest is an oscar-nominated, emmy award-winning actor, playwright, and director. his latest movie "sing sing" is in theaters now - please welcome colman domingo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: you know, i knew -- i knew you were going to be here. i spent about an hour thinking, what is he going to wear? >> you're kidding me. >> rupaul: what is he going to wear? what am i going to wear because of what he's going to wear? you are so fabulous. >> thank you. >> rupaul: these clothes. where did you get your sense of style? >> first of all, i got to thank my stylist, wayman and micah. they dress me, and they've been championing me for this whole season i've been on. i get my style i think from people in philadelphia. i come from west philly. >> rupaul: give me thrill-adell fee yeah. >> they knew how to dress. men who kept their nails clean and long. >> rupaul: yeah. >> love to wear high-waisted suits. i feel i dress like teddy

pendergrass. >> rupaul: oh, yes, the sound of philadelphia. >> exactly. >> rupaul: the picture of you. "vogue" magazine asked you to come and be fabulous in a fashion show. [ cheers and applause ] wow. now, now who are you wearing here? >> i'm wearing belmont. >> rupaul: belmont. gorgeous. >> isn't it beautiful? >> rupaul: yeah, it seems like in the past three or four years, you are everywhere. when did that shift? you've been around for a long time. when did that shift happen? >> i've been around for a long time. and i think the shift startedo happen around doing shows like "eupho "euphoria." [ cheers ] >> rupaul: yes, yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm a journeyman actor. wife been working in the theater a long time. i kept popping up at things. you know, smaller roles, but i guess very significant in a way. i feel like my career's just

really -- i feel like i'm just starting another career. >> rupaul: yes. >> in another way. i feel like now i'm more of a leading man, doing other roles. i'm sort the center of these productions. it's been a long time coming. my first job was in the circus. >> rupaul: twla? >> yeah. >> rupaul: doing what? [ laughter ] >> i was an aerial web artist. you know that long rope that you climb and up swing around? >> rupaul: yes. >> i'd do that. i did juggling. i did tumbling. i was in this hippy-dippy circus in san francisco called make a circus, a children's political circus in san francisco. >> rupaul: what i'm hearing is you're willing to do whatever the client ask yos to do. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. whatever needs to get done. >> rupaul: well, you know. [ applause ] guillermo, back me up on this. that is what hollywood is all about, am i right? >> guillermo: that's right, yes. >> rupaul: you do what needs to be done. >> guillermo: exactly. you got to do -- yeah, you have to do it. [ laughter ]

>> rupaul: no matter what. and coleman, so what have you not done that you are itching to do in this business? >> what am i'm not done? i think i'm ready to do romantic comedies. i think something -- [ cheers and applause ] right? you know. going to have some fun. be on the run, be in love, do something like that. usually i'm in a lot of heavy-lifting dramas. i'm about to do a comedy with tina fey and steve carell called "the fourth season." >> rupaul: a remake of a film from about 40 or 50 years a. >> i remember that film when it coil out. maybe i was a kid watching it. maybe i shouldn't have been watching it. it was carol burnett, alan alda. >> rupaul: yes, and what's his name? he's got big nipples. [ laughter ] >> who? alan alda? >> rupaul: no, not alan alda. i'll think of it. lou -- lou carroo? >> how do you know he has big

nipples? >> rupaul: i've seen that movie. i like big nipples. [ laughter ] >> it stayed with you? >> rupaul: it stayed with me. doesn't everybody love big nipples? [ cheers ] >> maybe there will be big anybody pels in the remake. >> rupaul: will you be showing big anybody pels? >> mine are like chocolate chips. >> rupaul: you can put lipstick on them and make them bigger. >> porn style. >> rupaul: maybe they have nipple prosthetics that you can put on. >> i guess that sort of blaxploitation. >> rupaul: i guess it would be. but i would enjoy it. yeah. have you ever done drag? >> i have done drag. i was in the show -- i was in the show called "the big gay sketch show" where i did -- i played beyonce. i played oprah. >> rupaul: obviously. [ laughter ] >> obviously. i played fantasia. and i played rupaul. >> rupaul: what? [ cheers ] >> exactly.

>> rupaul: what? >> yeah. >> rupaul: how do you prepare to play rupaul? >> you know, that's a very difficult role to play. >> rupaul: uh-huh? >> honestly, i just played, you know, "the time has come to lip synch for your life!" [ cheers and applause ] no, in the very beginnings of that show, i love the fact that we just, like, did everything a little over the top. the lighting was just, like, way extremely beautiful. it was, like, a blast. you could barely see my face, that's how much light. >> rupaul: yeah, right. >> we didn't know what kind of lighting you were using or what kind of lenses -- >> rupaul: we were using a navajo blanket. [ laughter ] in the beginning of our show. because you could barely see me. because it's so much baffling o the lens. you know. >> beautiful, hoe though, beautiful. >> rupaul: okay, so you're doing -- you want to company a

romantic comedy. you're doing -- you're in so many movies right now. broadway. you know, i first heard of you through a mutual friend, ari gold, which he's no longer with us, but just a lovely, lovely soul. >> this guy. ari gold was like the light of new york city. >> rupaul: yeah. >> we all sort of went around that light. we all sort of knew of each other through ari. and then our friend ari, he unfortunately passed away a few years ago. he always wanted us to get to know each other. he was always trying to connect people. "you should get to know ru, you'll love ru." i feel like that divine nature of the universe, ru and i had become friends. >> rupaul: yes. >> after ari's passing. >> rupaul: that's right. you know, i think of him all the time. i think of his energy, it's still there. >> i think he's with us right now. >> rupaul: he is with us right now, that's right, that's right. [ applause ] i want to talk about "sing sing," your new movie.

we're going to show a lip later. i saw a little of it. your inner dialogue as an actor is so rich. when did you realize you could do that kind of work? >> i think, you know -- i think early on in my career, the way i've even started my career, was very much feeling it out. and i didn't have a lot of training when i started, but i had a lot of feeling, and i could be very raw. training came later. i knew how to dial that in and calibrate a performance. i started to understand that i was very -- i was a shy kid, and i watched people all the time. and i didn't know that's exactly what i needed to do the work. i watch human beings all day long. i still do the same thing. i download aspects of them and their soul to be able to portray it. to pear it in a way, to respect them and love them, but let me them be villainous and loving and ugly and human all at the same time. >> rupaul: and you're not deterred by the restraining orders? [ laughter ]

>> never. not deterred by the restraining orders. i feel like my job is to give humanity to every single character. which is why i could play a pitch, i could play "the color punch," i feel it's the same essence. i want to make sure they're humanized. i'm looking at them through my lens, the lens on their interior life, not the lens that everyone else is looking at. >> rupaul: do you watch yourself on camera? can you watch yourself? >> i can, but i watch myself more technically for like the set and where the cameras are going and the lighting so i can fit into the picture. i don't watch it for performance. i feel like i divorced myself from that. no, i have to trust being in the moment, trust that my editor and the director's going to find the rate way to calibrate the film. >> rupaul: do you feel sometimes, i just gave way too much of myself? >> i think we all feel that way once in a while. in certain situations. "i did too much!" >> rupaul: yeah, well, you know -- i'm just amaz talent. >> thank you. >> rupaul: when we come back,

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during this interview? >> absolutely not. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: oh my goodness. welcome back. i'm here with colman domingo. that's what i'm talking about right there. that's what i'm talking about right there. i can feel you. i can feel that. does it embarrass you to show that? >> no. but i feel like you've got to -- i've always learned, you've got to give a little bit of your soul in your work. i think that -- that film in particular, i wanted to give even more than my soul. because it was about humanizing these men who are incarcerated, and they're doing the work through this rehabilitation through the arts program to heal themselves. not only heal themselves and heal some of the wounds or some of the things that have got them into these circumstances, but also to really do the deep dive of the work to find the path that got them there and what they can do to heal their souls truly. so it's a very healing movie.

it's also funny. and you're watching these men discover tenderness for each other and for themselves. and i think that that's kind of revolutionary, especially as black and brown men. >> rupaul: yeah. the movie is called "sing is it about sing sing prison? >> it's about a program the sing sing called rehabilitation for the arts. it's a program that's worked so successfully. these men go into this program it putting on plays. putting on plays, you know it gives you different tools, about building community and being in touch with their feelings. so much so that this program has had a less than 3% recidivism rate amongst the inmates who have gone through this program, compared with 60 -- >> rupaul: help me understand what recidivism is. i don't know what that is. >> recidivism is, you don't go back into prison. >> rupaul: okay. >> once you're out, you're out. instead of 60% nationwide. that's the usual average of people who come out of prison. >> rupaul: okay. >> so it's less than 3%. >> rupaul: all right.

and where did you film this thing? >> we filmed in upstate new york at a decommissioned prison called downstate where many of our castmates, most of my castmates, at least 90% of them, actually went through this program. >> rupaul: you're kidding me. >> yeah. it's only three professional actors besides myself. and the rest of my case are all formerly incarcerated men. [ applause ] >> rupaul: wow. now, have you ever been arrested? >> i've never been arrested, have you? >> rupaul: i have never -- i've come very close. [ laughter ] i've come very close. i'm not going to tell the story. but i used to party a lot. what you're thinking -- but more. >> but more, okay. >> rupaul: yes, yeah. but i've come very, very close. i think i have angels who saved me. you've never been wrefted or anything like that? >> never been arrested no. >> rupaul: would you like to be? >> you never know. what with the horror stories i

hear, absolutely not. >> rupaul: no. >> i'm always trying to be on thed. >> did you talk to some of the formerly inmated actors -- >> yeah. >> rupaul: -- about their experiences? >> absolutely. even in our process, i wanted to take them from where they were. like, where they were, because a lot of these men had been incarcerated for over 15 years. they were now on the outside doing the thing that one of my castmates, clarence macklin, who's extraordinary, he says, "so we can go back out into the world and heal these communities we have caused harm to in many ways." >> rupaul: oh, wow. >> rachel: >> it really is like, how do we rehabilitate? it's anot only rehabilitated yourself, it's rehabilitating a community as well. >> rupaul: years ago, a movie directed by the governor of california's wife, jennifer newsom, it's called "the mask we live in." it's about how young boys in our culture are told to shut their emotions off at 12, 13 years old. how are you able to sidestep?

because your emotions are right there. how are you able to sidestep that restriction? >> me personally? >> rupaul: yes. >> only, first of all -- now you're going to get me all emotional. i think i grew up -- i was told that i was loved every single day. [ applause ] it's true. i was told that i was special. i was told that i had a voice. these are things that i know a lot of these men were not told. i grew up in inner-city, west philadel philadelphia. and i was show, i was, you know, soft. but that didn't frighten my family. they were like -- they wanted to protect me more. the beautiful thing is, they wanted to protect that softness. i think they knew we needed that softness in the world. even when i think about it now, it really -- that's really beautiful. that's a beautiful thing. it's actually revolutionary. especially for us as black and brown men, to have feeling, to know that it's part of our -- helping us with our mental health these days to say that we must acknowledge all of these feelings.

and for you to see us completely human and for us to deconstruct and smash those tropes of toxic masculinity that has never worked for us. never worked for any of us. it doesn't help anyone in society. so the more that we can -- the thing that i feel very strongly about is that we show true moments of tenderness between these very masculine men. because that's what they did. whether they told me explicitly that that was part of their process, they were holding each other accountable to be -- to bring their feelings to the forefront. to name their feelings. to say, how do you feel? how does that make you feel? and a very dangerous place to show feelings and tenderness. >> rupaul: yeah, yeah. >> they were holding that to be true. so this program is a program that truly works. and it's beautiful. and it's necessary. and i think there's a line in our film that paul racy says, something like," who could imagine the healing of the world could begin right here behind these bars in sing sing?" >> rupaul: wow. >> for me, that's kind of

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> rupaul: welcome back. we've got music from kaleo but first, our next guest is a versatile emmy and tony-nominated actress. her new movie "the supremes at earl's all-you-can-eat" premieres friday on hulu. please welcome sanaa lathan. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

>> rupaul: oh, oh, oh! you're going to get the sexy tonight. [ cheers and applause ] oh my gosh. >> i had to be fabulous for my fabulous. >> rupaul: yes, well, you succeeded. >> thank you, thank you. >> rupaul: succeeded. "the supremes at earl's all-you-can-eat." >> yes, it's a long title. >> rupaul: the longest title that you've ever had in a movie? >> yes, yes. and every time i talk about it, it as whole story. it's based on a beautiful book. >> rupaul: yeah. >> "the supremes at earl's all-you-can-eat cafe." that was a big book in the '90s. it so is beautiful. >> rupaul: it's about a group of friends who stay friends for a very long time. who is your oldest friend? >> oh, gosh. i can't name her. >> rupaul: you don't have to name her. >> the truth is, i have a few. and thenfy name one, the others

will get mad. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: yeah, exactly, yeah. what do you think the key to having friendships last that long? >> unconditional love. i believe that, you know -- those kind of friendships, those lifelong friends, they can be a different kind of soul mate. you know, not a romantic kind of relationship. but somebody who walks through life with you, who's kind of like your human diary. people who hold you accountable when you make mistakes and when you fall down, who will tell you the truth. but who also celebrate your wins. you know. i'm very lucky to have a couple of those. >> rupaul: yeah. where did you go to school? >> oh, gosh. so i went when. >> rupaul: are these friends from school? >> yes, some of them, yeah. >> rupaul: uh-huh, uh-huh? uh-huh? now, are you from philly also? >> no, i'm from new york, harlem. >> rupaul: from harlem. [ cheers ] >> yeah, that's right. my dad is from philly.

>> rupaul: that's where i got that from. >> yeah yes, yes. >> rupaul: i know of your father because of the movie "beech street." [ cheers ] >> rupaul: i just saw it. her father is a very famous director, stan lathan. [ cheers ] yeah. and i just saw that movie recently. were you on set for that movie? >> i think i came to -- i was like 8. so, you know. it was -- it was kind of like an iconic, seminal movie about breakdancing. first of its kind. it's when breakdancing began in new york city. these guys were amazing. >> rupaul: amazing. >> should have had them at the olympics. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that was, like -- i was like, are we on candid camera? what is going on? . >> rupaul: it feels like the whole world is on candid camera these days. >> i know. >> rupaul: it's amazing. now, colman was out here. i asked him this question. when i saw you in "succession," i almost didn't recognize --

[ cheers ] yes. i did not recognize that energy. because that woman. >> hm. >> rupaul: was a tough woman. >> yeah. >> rupaul: where did that come from? where did you channel that from? >> hm. well -- you know, it's -- it's such a treat to have good writing. >> rupaul: uh-huh. >> and it was, you know -- that set, i'm from the theater. i grew up around the theater. but i also am -- i'm a real trained actress. these actors are all from the theater and you could see it in their performances. and the writing was just so juicy. so the character comes from the page. >> rupaul: uh-huh. >> yeah. >> rupaul: would you draw from people that you know? or is there a part -- >> i did research with different people. >> rupaul: yeah. >> sometimes it's an amall ga medication of different people. sometimes it's just a feeling that you want to channel. i believe that if it's good writing and you do your homework, then a different kind of energy will come through that

you don't even know. >> rupaul: yeah. >> in fact, when i do roles, sometimes my mother will be like, "who this is girl?" she can feel it from me, you know, just in our everyday life. >> rupaul: yeah. >> it's interesting. >> rupaul: when you watch yourself, sometimes you think, i don't recognize myself? >> i don't recognize myself. >> rupaul: you don't watch yourself. >> no. >> rupaul: really? >> no. i'm a virgo. >> rupaul: i love virgos. >> you do? >> rupaul: i'm scorpio. >> i love scorpios. >> rupaul: we're on automatic, yeah. >> no, i -- you know. virgos are perfectionists. and we -- you know, we're very critical, bit we're most critical on ourselves. so it's very hard for me to watch myself. >> rupaul: really? okay. >> i'm always like, "should have done this, why did i make that choice, don't like that angle." you know. >> rupaul: you're tugging at your outfit -- >> i'm looking at myself. >> rupaul: everything is in place. [ cheers and applause ] >> sorry.

>> rupaul: you know. because you know, when it's right, it's right. >> that's right. [ laughter ] that's right. >> rupaul: it's right. so, okay. let's talk about "the supremes at" -- the whole long thing. say it for me. >> i just call it "supremes." but it's not about the supremes. it's about a group of girlfriends who come to this cafe as their meeting place. and the owner of the cafe calls them the supremes because they're so cute. >> rupaul: right. >> it's about three best friends who grow up together. it's the kind of friends we were talking about. those friends that just hold you down. have your back. and are unconditional. and will tell you about yourself if you need to be told. >> rupaul: yeah. >> and it's just a beautiful story about their life together. it's kind of an homage to friendship. >> rupaul: well, here's to hoping this movie becomes such a classic as your other movies, like "love and basketball." [ cheers and applause ]

now, this is you. this is you at -- >> yes. >> rupaul: -- a sparks game. >> yes. >> rupaul: look at that. people say you look like ashante? >> ashante looks like me. [ cheers ] >> rupaul: you go, that's it right there. >> that's a compliment, i love her. >> rupaul: she's beautiful, beautiful. >> fabulous. >> rupaul: "love and basketball." tell me the backstory on this. >> gina prince bikewood, you can see the side of her face, she wrote and directed "love and basketball." she did "woman king." she's a genius. she's a great friend of mine. she invited me to -- she has courtside seats at the l.a. sparks, wnba. we went the other night. it's so funny because "love and basketball" was so long ago, i forgot that i was a spark. [ laughter ] i did. i forgot. and so we get there, and i knew people, you know -- because of the "love and basketball," i knew we would get attention, but it was crazy. the next day, all of the memes.

so -- it brought me back to when we were actually shooting. when she wrote "love and basketball," there was no wnba. monica, my character, says, "i'm going to be the first girl in the nba." so she says that. by the time she got the deal and we were shooting, wnba was one year old. >> rupaul: oh my gosh. >> so she got this amazing opportunity to shoot the last scene of the movie when monica's checking into the game. >> rupaul: uh-huh? >> at a real game. and so i was terrified because we had one take. so it was the complete real fans, lisa leslie was playing, they were all looking at me like, who is this girl? they didn't know who i was. [ laughter ] like, why do we have to stop our game? i'm terrified because it's the last scene in the movie, and i have one take. if you really look closely, you can see the terror in my eyes. we did it, and we got it, and here we are. so, you know. it's 100 years later. >> rupaul: it's a classic movie.

>> yeah. >> rupaul: people just love it. "the best man." that's another one of your classic movies. [ applause ] what do you say to actors who are just coming into the business? what do you say to them about having a long career? >> i think it's about perseverance. period. i mean, there's a lot of destiny involved. >> rupaul: yeah. >> but there's a lot of hard work. and it's the business of acting, it's not for the faint of heart. acting is amazing. the art of acting is amazing. but it's a totally different hat. i believe that you have to keep a really soft heart in order to continue to do your art and be good. but then you've got to have a steel armor to navigate the business. and so it's about cultivating that and persevering. because sometimes it's just a matter of time. >> rupaul: yeah, you're right. >> not quitting.

>> rupaul: and not quitting. i always say, you have to be the beauty and the beast in this business. >> yep, exactly. >> rupaul: sana'a, we're going to go see "the supremes at earl's all-you-can-eat" which premieres friday on hulu, i cannot wait. coming up, we have music from kaleo after this. coming up, we have music from kaleo after this. [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪

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>> rupaul: thanks to colman domingo, sanaa lathan. "nightline" is next, but first, here with their song "rock 'n' roller" kaleo! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you say you wanted to be just a rock 'n' roller now you're money is gone ♪ ♪ you've got nothing to show for yeah you leave nothing behind ♪ ♪ and you know that

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♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is "nightline." >> byron: tonight, hope