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and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. hello. happy new year. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you, thank you for joining us. thanks for being here. you are a part of our first show of 2025, the new year. we are back to work after a long holiday break. you know, we were off for three weeks. we were originally supposed to be off for two weeks, but it took longer than expected for guillermo's brazilian butt lift to heal up. but it was worth the wait. give us a spin! you've never been more voluptuous. [ cheering ]

>> guillermo: thank you, jimmy, thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo, can i ask you something. >> guillermo:yes. >> jimmy: did you send out holiday cards this year, christmas cards? >> guillermo: no, i did not. >> jimmy: do you ever send them. >> guillermo: two years ago, yes. >> jimmy: oh, two years ago. >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of people this year texted me their holiday card. and that is -- i just want to say that is unacceptable. i won't even look at those. i would rather have no card. and that is what you said, no card. you did not send a holiday card. a card is a card. i want something i can take out of the envelope, look at, ask my wife "who are these kids?" never figure it out between us and then throw it in the garbage. christmas more than anything is about killing trees, and i want that sacrifice when i get the card. this is something that really had me excited to come back. this came in on the last day of the year. a rapper -- i've never heard of

this guy. his name is 2 low. was on a podcast called "one on one with mike d," who is not the mike d from the "beastie boys." this is a lower level mike d, he's more like a mike d minus, if you will. but to mike d's credit, his show gave us quite a moment when a gun went off in 2 low's and literally ended the year with a bang. >> trying to be let's unite and the choices you got in life. those were your choice. [ gunshot ] >> who shot who? somebody got shot? [ laughter ] [ bleep ] >> heeey, one-on-one with d, shot d. dang. everybody good?

>> no. >> jimmy: no. nobody in that room is good. nobody. 2 low almost turned into 1 low. right before our eyes. but that's the kind of moment that -- [ gunshot ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, it's good to have you back, guillermo. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. thank you. >> jimmy: i predict you're going to get an award nomination for that bit of acting. >> guillermo: i know, yeah. >> jimmy: last night, they gave out the golden globes. both our guests tonight were nominated at the golden globes. [ cheering ] nikki glaser was the host of the show, and she was very funny, but i do have a bone to pick, not with anything that happened on the show. but rather something that happened outside the venue that got a mention on stage from best supporting actor winner kierein culkin. >> oh, thanks.

this is incredible. i am feeling a little -- my wife and i did the shot of tequila with mario lopez. definitely feeling that. the whole speech is gone. >> jimmy: mario lopez was handing out tequila shots on the red carpet. >> it's tequila. >> i'll just celebrate with you all. down the hatch we go. >> hey! there we go. >> jimmy: isn't that interesting? gee, i wonder where mario lopez got that idea. >> cheers! [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: mario lopez ripped you off, guillermo. >> guillermo: unbelievable, jimmy. crazy. >> jimmy: guillermo has been getting the stars drunk at awards show since 2008, i think. ac slater thinks he can just sashay in and take that?

not on my watch! let me ask you something, mario. how would you like it if we did a reboot of "saved by the bell," and cast someone else as ac slater? would this make you happy? ♪ [ cheering ] no. i'm guessing that would make you very sad. and i will make sure it makes you very sad. when they go lopez we go even lower-pez around here. i'm going let this slide one time. if it happens again, i can't be responsible for how it ends. right, guillermo? >> guillermo: right, jimmy. >> jimmy: i hate to see that gun go off in someone else's pants, if you know what i mean. one thing they did to feed our national adhd at the globes this year was they put up little facts about each of the presenters as they walked on stage. i don't know if you saw this. this is like nicolas cage "has a pet crow named hoover who lives in a geodesic dome in his las vegas home." and they had one for demi moore.

"demi moore was born in roswell, new mexico, a town famously associated with alien conspiracy theories." which is not really a fact about demi moore. it's a fact about new mexico. but some of them were very, very strange. like vin diesel. vin diesel was recently informed he has three months to live. i'm so sorry to hear that, but what a strange place to announce it. we did lose a beloved american over the break. president jimmy carter passed away at 100 years old. this one's on autopilot here. you're happy he is dead, alec? what a sick -- and he's not from this country. he is a brit. and guess what? on january 20th, he is going back over the pond. that's right. how dare you! how dare you. any way, even though alec doesn't care, this was a very sad moment for people who live

in his birthplace, plains, georgia, which also happened to be the site of the winner for tonight's award for cleanse in reporting. ♪ >> our sister station is live in plains, georgia. andie, neighbors are putting their finishing touches. >> yeah, some of the 550 neighbors who call plains home is making sure that their town is ready to send their homeboy -- send off their homeboy -- hometown boy i should say. >> jimmy: there is one way i will remember our 39th president, james earl carter, is it as our homeboy. he did build a lot of homes. in a way, he's the ultimate home boy. in canada today, a major -- we have canadians in our audience? we usually do. they keep quiet when you call them out. they're very politic. yes. in canada today, prime minister

justin trudeau announced that after nine years in office, he will step down to focus full-time on being handsome. his announcement got off to a rocky start because his speech, the pages from his speech started flying off the podium. i feel like that's a sign god wants him to stay in power, right? trudeau, here he is, he travelled to mar-a-lago last month to meet with president-elect trump, who today suggested again that canada should become part of the united states. trump does not seem to like trudeau, and you want to know why he doesn't like justin trudeau? just take a look at this moment right here. she is gazing into his eyes like he is a backstreet boy in 1989. justin trudeau said he believes his resignation will bring the temperature down, which isn't that the last thing canada needs? i mean, it's 2 degrees in winnipeg right now. but justin trudeau is officially "ooot."

meanwhile, it was a big, big day for balloon animals at mar-a-lago because eric trump turned 41 years old today. his father, donald shared a very heartfelt post about his son on truth social. he wrote, "had this election not been won by donald trump, civilization would be lost." screw eric. he wrote nothing about eric. it's actually very convenient that eric's birthday is on january 6th. that way trump only has to remember the two biggest mistakes he ever made on one day. [ applause ] today, of course, is the fourth anniversary of our capitol being stormed by the buffalo wild wing of the republican party. i can't believe it's already been four years. seems like only yesterday that nancy pelosi was hosing feces off her desk. democrats had a moment of silence today to rub it in a little bit, and over the weekend house minority leader hakeem jeffries urged demonstrates to remain silent but deadly. >> we will fight hard to defend

the freedom of opportunity that makes the american dream possible. we will fart hard -- fight hard for the freedom to vote. >> jimmy: why can't we do both? in a master stroke of irony, congress certified donald trump's victory today. of all days, this one went off without ted cruz having to hide in a broom closet. this time he was just in there to look at stepmom porn. poor kamala harris. because she is vice president and president of the senate, she had to give the official signoff on trump's win, which that is cruel and unusual. it's like making your ex dj your wedding. harris made it clear that she was following the oath she had taken as vice-president and ensuring the peaceful transfer of power to the next administration. what a novel idea. boring. i mean, you notice how uneventful it was today? the democrats lost and they accepted they lost. there were no vegan baristas scaling the capitol walls, no one was wearing animal horns, no one in face paint calling

himself the "blue anon shaman." >> did someone call the blue anonshaman? >> no, as a matter of fact -- >> stop the steal! stop the steal! if you do not, we will squeal! >> jimmy: if you do not, we will squeal? >> that's right. we're going to squeal. watch out! we're all going to squeal. >> jimmy: who is we? because it looks like you're by yourself out there. >> oh, don't you worry. the democrat mob is on the way. there are plenty of ev parking spaces still available for your hybrids. single file! please display your protest placards in plain view. >> jimmy: okay. all right. well, thank you very much.

>> oh, by the way, what are your pronouns? >> jimmy: my what? >> your preferred pronouns. >> jimmy: oh. >> what are they? >> jimmy: he and him. >> ew. okay. kind of rapy. not very cool. >> jimmy: what is the flag you're holding there? >> oh this? >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is just our battle flag. >> jimmy: oh. >> in this house we believe black lives matter, women's rights are human rights, climate change is real, love is love. >> jimmy: okay. that sounds reasonable. >> gender is imaginary. gender is imaginary! football is a war crime! paw patrol is cop-a-ganda! jiffy lube is the patriarchy! ok. >> jimmy: i still don't understand what you're doing at the capitol, though. donald trump won the election. >> come on. you don't believe that, do you? >> jimmy: i do, sadly, yes. it was a free and fair election, just like the last one was, and

he won. >> nonsense. if trump won, why aren't you in jail? >> jimmy: i still have 14 days. >> all right, all right. well, if the democrats lost, then why are they still asking me for money almost constantly? >> jimmy: that's actually a fair question. i don't know the answer to that one. >> exactly, exactly. it is time for action! we're taking back the capitol! charge! oh, man! well, you can't say i didn't try. winning isn't everything. somebody call my mom! somebody call my mom! squeal! squeal! >> jimmy: okay. we have a fun show tonight. anna sawai is here. we have music from the linda lindas, and we'll be right back with selena gomez. [ cheering ] ♪ >> lou: abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by liberty mutual insurance.

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♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. tonight, you know her from the multi-emmy award-winning show, "shogun." anna sawai is with us. she won a golden globe last night. and later, they made their tv debut here in 2021. they're back with their latest album. it's called "no obligation." the linda lindas are joining us tonight. we're starting the new year off with a strong lineup of guests, including timothee chalamet will be with us. cynthia erivo, ebon moss-bachrach, golden globe winner fernanda torres, brian jordan alvarez and the one and only cher will be here for the first time. [ cheering ] and we will have music from sheila e. with gloria estefan, victoria canal and the lumineers too.

our first guest of the new year is a multi-talented megastar. her golden globe-winning movie is the drug cartel musical "emilia pérez." you can watch it on netflix. now please welcome selena gomez. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? very good to see you. >> it's good to see you. >> jimmy: there is much to congratulate you on. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'll start with last night. you had -- it's kind of fun. you got two nominations. >> yeah. >> jimmy: for tv and for movies. [ cheering ] for "emilia perez." do you have fun at awards shows? >> well, it helps if you have a friend. i'm very awkward. i don't know should i say hi, and then sometimes i just insert myself and it's just awkward.

so i'd rather avoid the awkwardness. >> jimmy: well, yeah. and you say you're never sure if you should insert yourself. do you ever find yourself in a situation where you wish you hadn't? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah? >> there is like cool actors that come in and i'm like yeah, i know, right? and they're like oh, where'd you come from? >> jimmy: is there anybody you ran into that you were genuinely enthusiastic about meeting? >> i get so excited. i know i feel like such a goober, but i get so excited about that stuff. but in particular, salma hayek was so -- so -- >> jimmy: salma hayek. >> so sweet. she was kind, and she basically wanted me to have her spot. and i was like no, no, no. and the only thing i could say to her is my dad has a crush on you. and she's like okay. first thing i said. >> jimmy: and your dad does.

did you tell your dad that you told her? >> i didn't have to tell him. >> jimmy: when you were nominated for two different projects like you were last night, which cast do you sit with? because they're at different tables. you kind of have to pick. >> nope. i went to both. >> jimmy: both? you moved around? >> yes! marty was trying to steal my ring. everybody was normal. i loved being with my "only murders" cast and then celebrating emilia. >> jimmy: you mentioned marty short, martin short and steve martin are your co-stars on "only murders in the building." and martin short -- by the way, congratulations on your engagement. [ cheering ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i saw a side of martin short that i'd not really seen before. i believe we have the video here. now marty is examining your engagement ring. >> he is twisting it, taking it

off. i wasn't sure what he was doing. that's why i look confused. >> jimmy: is he appraising it? what exactly is he up to there? because he really. >> he wanted to know what was going on. i don't think he cared. maybe a little -- >> jimmy: when you say he wants to know what's going on, does benny blanco, your fiance, will he call marty and steve? did he call them beforehand and ask? i know technically you do it with the dad. but it's almost like you've got three of them now. does he call them to ask for their permission? >> he didn't. but i have a feeling that marty wasn't very happy about that. >> jimmy: oh really? >> no, he just gave us a little bit of, you know, jokes here and there. >> jimmy: i see. i see. because you're so close. and you guys spend so much time together. >> so lucky to be with steve and marty every day. >> jimmy: and steve, was steve the same way? or steve was the same way? >> steve made sure he sent my assistant an email to so my

assistant could tell me congratulations. [ laughter ] that's how he communicates. >> jimmy: that's interesting. because some famous people will have their assistant reach out. steve reaches out to your assistant. >> yes. >> jimmy: is it possible that steve thinks that he's reaching out to you? >> well, that's a good question. >> jimmy: because sometimes in the context, it can become -- >> correct. but he always tries to be polite. >> jimmy: yes. >> and it's very kind, but it's okay to send a little text. >> jimmy: have you thought about giving them -- i assume they'll be invited to the wedding. maybe they won't, giving them a job, whether it be reader or even ring bearers would be cute? >> that would be adorable. >> jimmy: i mean, marty did get a good look at it. gave it more than a little twist. >> a little bit. >> jimmy: where did you spend the holidays? >> new york, actually. >> jimmy: you went back with your family in new york? >> yes.

>> jimmy: benny went with you? >> yes. and his family, it definitely felt like cheaper by the dozen was going on in the house. >> jimmy: another steve martin project, yes. >> did a little plug there. >> jimmy: he'll be thrilled. >> and you say a big family. are there kids there? >> yeah, definitely. we have people are now having kids and there is three running around, four, then all of the sudden they multiply. >> jimmy: when you get cards from those people, are you able to identify the children? [ laughter ] or is it confusing? >> most of the time, yes. >> jimmy: and as a famous person, very powerful award nominated woman, are you expected to give them better gifts than the rest of the family? >> maybe. but i remember once i made my nana cry because i got her a bracelet, but she wanted a nice card from me. >> jimmy: she wanted a nice card or car? >> a car.

no, a card. she was very sweet. and i think she wanted something sentimental. so i still have to overthink for christmas to make sure everything matters. >> jimmy: so now you make sure to write a card. i don't write cards on christmas. >> i know. but your nana, you know. she just wants -- >> i'm not the one who did it to her. you are! [ laughter ] >> fair enough. >> jimmy: growing up, did your family -- was christmas like a huge deal? >> yeah, it was lovely. that was the time where we could all just chill out. here's one thing that i thought was cruel. that's when i eat everything. and then the moment this week starts, we all have to go on red carpets, and i'm wait a minute. i just ate my whole life away. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, right. >> that's cruel a little bit. >> jimmy: they even feed you at the golden globes. >> i missed the food. >> jimmy: you missed the food? >> yes. >> jimmy: because you were going back and forth from tables. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's why you got to pick one cast, you know. >> i loved everyone. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going see a clip from your

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>> jimmy: that is selena gomez in "emilia perez," which is netflix now. and won the golden globe and really is a really, really good movie. i really enjoyed it. it is totally original. i've never seen anything like that film. >> thank you so much. it's very hard to explain, though. >> jimmy: it is. we were talking through the commercial. i don't think you should explain it really. >> i think you should experience it. because when you throw in musical, cartel and drama and comedy, it can be a bit confusing.

>> jimmy: yeah. and also, you can go i don't know. this sounds a little artsy for me. but it's a lot of fun to watch. >> it is. >> jimmy: and also, i think that explaining it could potentially ruin some of the surprise of the film. >> definitely. >> jimmy: yeah. so don't say anything about it. >> okay. all right. >> jimmy: your character is married to a drug lord. >> yes. >> jimmy: and hence the cartel aspect of it. and also, there is a sequence that is like kind of a fever dream dance sequence in the movie. >> right. >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> guillermo: well, it was interesting because i had never actually performed in this way. it was a lot of intricate movements. and it's a very aggressive scene. i felt the power of it and then the next day i felt pure regret everywhere. >> jimmy: did you? >> i had whiplash at one point. i mean, my head is moving in all different directions. and, yeah, it was really -- it

was worth it. >> jimmy: can you really rehearse? can you practice something like that? is that something that you can really give 100% when you're not doing it for real on camera? >> yeah. i think that's what i had to do. it was really -- i mean, it wasn't something i am used to. it was very intricate in a weird way, just looks like i'm shaking my entire body. but every movement meant something. and it was very different than anything i'd done. >> jimmy: do you know that when you read the script, or is it like and then she dances? >> basically, that's what it said. >> jimmy: it did, it's not explained to you what's going on there. >> but the tone of the song when you listen to it, you expect it to be some sort of aggressive moves. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> so that's where i ended up. >> jimmy: because you don't seem like an aggressive person. but i guess that's acting. that's what they call acting. >> oh, yeah. i guess. i guess. i was super into it, though. it was one of my favorite scenes. >> jimmy: did you practice it privately before going on stage?

>> i was too embarrassed to practice privately. i felt like i looked ridiculous without the help of my choreographer. so, yes, i had done it a few times in front of friends, but they mostly laughed at me. >> jimmy: that's interesting. you can get embarrassed when you're by yourself. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's the only time i'm not embarrassed. >> you know, maybe i have this creepy thing that i always feel like i'm being watched in some way. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess being famous as a kid is the kind of thing that gives you that feeling. >> i meant i'm very paranoid. >> jimmy: are you very paranoid? >> yeah. i tend to be a little bit. i just love like being able to be myself and any of the outside stuff sometimes can be overwhelming. >> jimmy: you guys -- i won't ask you when you're getting married. maybe you don't know when you're getting married. but i do have an engagement gift for you. >> what? [ cheering ] >> jimmy: it's something that --

it's not traditional. it's not necessarily a practical gift. >> okay. >> jimmy: but i think you and benny are really going enjoy it. >> okay. thank you. >> jimmy: we didn't wrap it. but it's called the daddy saddle. and you can ride around -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: on benny. in a wholesome way. i don't want you to think anything is being suggested here. that isn't. but just imagine yourself here. >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: just try to imagine this hair being a lot more curly. and then you on top of him. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: any way. that's for you. >> that's -- well, thank you. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: and also, hold on. i got to pull some of the christmas wrapping paper off of that, yeah. that may have been a regift. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: the movie is "emilia perez." it's excellent. it is on netflix now. selena gomez, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]

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music from the linda lindas is on the way. our next guest is an emmy, and as of last night, golden globe-winning actor. if you haven't yet, watch all the episodes of "shogun" streaming on hulu now. please welcome anna sawai. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: please, please. you brought me a gift! >> i came to just bring it to show off. >> jimmy: may i hold it? >> yes, please. >> jimmy: wow, that's really heavy. >> somebody took it from me yesterday. >> yeah, he was can i hold it and take a picture? >> jimmy: who took it. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: just some guy? that's weird. without asking? >> no, he asked. >> jimmy: that's really heavy. that's surprising. you can do some damage with this thing. >> that's my workout thing now. >> jimmy: you need to win another one. how do you say golden globe in

japanese? >> golden globe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty straight forward. what about daddy saddle? how do you say that in japanese? >> daddy saddle. >> jimmy: your show won best drama. you won best actress. [ cheering ] your co-stars, you won all the categories. >> i know. >> jimmy: right? your co-stars won. everybody won. that's got to be such a relief. >> i was so happy for taddy, because i really wanted him to get it. it was four nominations for the whole group, and we got four. so it was amazing. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: i would imagine that's got to be a little bit uncomfortable if you're like three of the four you win. and then one doesn't, that's no fun at the after party. >> here's the thing. i wasn't the last one, but if i didn't get it, it was going to be that one. >> jimmy: oh, you were going to

be the one. >> so i was nervous. >> jimmy: you don't want to be the one. though it's probably less comfortable to be the one than to be the other three. until you get home, of course. but you gave i think like the shortest speech in award show history, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: you really went up there and said thank you. >> bye! >> jimmy: everyone, later. >> here's the thing. my category was the 22nd. and i could see that everyone was starting to get a little bit tired. i'm no demi moore. so everyone who love to hear her speech. >> jimmy: that's so considerate. >> if it were me, no one knows me. they don't want to hear who i want to thank. so i was thank you, goodbye. >> jimmy: i've been involved in these award shows. when somebody gives a short speech like that, it makes everyone behind the scenes so very happy. did anyone thank you for giving the short speech? >> no. but a lot of people came up to me and told me that it was their favorite speech.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. did you go around and thank all those people as you said you would? >> i tried to. some people, yes. and some people i haven't been able to text yet. so can i just say thank you. and i will text you back later. >> jimmy: okay. and they know who they are, aassume? >> probably, yes. >> jimmy: you won an emmy a few months ago. and i sent you a gift. and i heard that i caused you some unnecessary confusion. >> yes. >> jimmy: i apologize for that. i guess i didn't explain what the gift was in the note. i don't know why i assumed you would understand what the gift was. >> so i had it sent to tokyo, because i have my emmy in tokyo. and my mom received a box, like a big box on my behalf. and she opens it and sends me a picture. >> jimmy: and you brought this picture along. so i'm going show this. you can see here. this is the gift. >> this is the gift. and i'm like i have no idea what

it is. can you read the card for me? and it literally said "congratulations on your emmy." and i'm even more confused. i have to know. i should know the answer. so i go through all your videos to see if you ever talked about a wig, a colorful wig. but it never came up. >> jimmy: you did research. >> yes. because i thought i should know. but then i gave up after a couple of days. i talked to my team. and my publicist alex was like it's a wig for your emmy. >> jimmy: it is a wig for your emmy. that's right. it's a wig for your emmy. >> it's beautiful! >> jimmy: you have a smart team. >> she's warm now. >> jimmy: i mean, i'm a dumb host, but you got a smart team. i probably should have explained that. >> why didn't you write anything? >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't remember. i have no idea what i was doing or what. but i did get you another gift. because i don't want you to be the only one without one. and this is even more special, i think. i'm going to size this up.

now this is a "shogun" wig. >> oh my god! >> jimmy: may i put it on your golden globe? >> oh my -- >> jimmy: okay. there you go. >> it's perfect. i thought something was missing. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: that's easy to understand. >> wow. thank you. >> jimmy: you're welcome. and if you don't want to use it, it will also serve as a nice mustache for you too. all right. well, there you go. that's for that. i will set that aside. what did you do for the new year? did you have -- were you back in tokyo? >> i was back in tokyo. i spent time with my family. and it's a tradition to go to the shriner temple on the 1est. we call it hatsumori. you pray for a good year and draw a fortune. so i drew a fortune. >> jimmy: is there a bowl with fortunes? . there is a little thing you shuffle and a number comes out. >> jimmy: oh. >> so you just tell them your number. when i told them 19, they were like 19?

i opened my fortune, and it's the worst one that you can get. so there is like great luck, good luck, luck, small luck, bad luck. i got bad luck. >> jimmy: you got bad luck? >> yes. i was so upset. it's the 1st of january. i'm super upset the whole day. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so the next day, i decide to go to a different shrine. and this one -- i had to. >> jimmy: that's allowed? you can keep going from shrine to shrine until you get the one you want? >> i think it's okay. and also i went to one that was more focused on the arts. >> jim: okay. >> so i took my agent tj, because he was in japan, and my sister, and we go, and i draw my fortune. and it was good luck. so now i feel like in my work, i'll have very good luck. things will prosper. and in my private life, something might crash. >> jimmy: oh, that's no good. that's terrible. >> well, at least i'm working. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess so. [ applause ] this is good luck, right? this proves that you had some good luck, i guess.

but who knows. >> you know what it said? it said if you leave on the 3rd, it's very good. and i left japan the 3rd and i got this. so i feel like it's really true. did you do anything when you went to tokyo? >> yeah, i did everything. >> did you go to a shrine? did you draw your fortune. >> jimmy: no one told us about that. i was just yelling at my kids most of the time. don't touch that, we're in a shrine. >> they're having too much fun. >> jimmy: they were running around like crazy people. we saw monkeys, though. >> oh, up north? >> jimmy: no, not that far north. i mean, we climbed up a hill. does that count as north. >> maybe. it's northish. >> jimmy: there is like a monkey park there. it's like a place -- >> oh, miko. >> jimmy: sure. i think it's miko. >> jimmy: i think maybe that might be it. yeah. there were definitely monkeys. that i remember. other than, that i have no

details. but that doesn't ring a bell? >> i mean, there are monkeys, but not in tokyo. >> jimmy: no, we went to kyoto as well. yes. are there monkeys in kyoto? >> i don't know. there are deer. >> jimmy: yes, they're darling. yeah. oh, you mean there are deer. yes, yes. but deer, we got deer all over. deer in the parking lot here. >> really? >> jimmy: the place is crawling with deer. we don't get excited about deer. but we see a monkey, we go nuts. they say they bring good luck, you know. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, it is good luck. >> jimmy: well, congratulations to you. and thank you for coming. it's great to have you here. [ cheering ] i'm sorry you won't be in the next season of "shogun," but you can watch it on hulu, and you're in "pachinko" on apple tv+. >> yes, please tune in. >> jimmy: there you go. anna sawai, everybody. we'll be right back with the linda lindas. ♪

probably hundreds of times over the years.

two or three days into quitting again. i go get into a vehicle and guess what? there's a pack of cigarettes in there. i mean, i've got the unlit cigarette in my hand and i said to myself, why do i even try to quit? when if i'm going to cave so easily every time. something clicked in my head that told me i can do this? >> jimmy: thanks to selena gomez and anna sawai. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first their album is called "no obligation," here with the song "all in my head," the linda lindas! [ cheers and applause ]

♪ falling down is fun now i can't stop ♪ ♪ wait it out i tell myself soon everyone will be gone ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that makes me think this way ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that i could never blame ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head the doctors know that i have money to spend ♪ ♪ and no it's not you it's me i've been talking to ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like to spend all day dreaming in bed ♪ ♪ and nobody knows the pain i'm going through ♪ ♪ making plans sounds like a living hell ♪ ♪ one more day then another all by myself ♪

♪ it's the loneliness that i hold so dear ♪ ♪ it's the loneliness that i could never fear ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ the doctors know that i have money to spend ♪ ♪ and no it's not you it's me i've been talking to ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like to spend all day dreaming in bed ♪ ♪ and nobody knows the pain i'm going through ♪ ♪ i'm in no state of grace it's my privilege to say ♪ ♪ i'm in no place to lose i'm a casualty of years spent

waiting ♪ ♪ for some kind of sign to tell me what to do with my time so ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head the doctors know that i have money to spend ♪ ♪ and no it's not you it's me i've been talking to ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like to spend all day dreaming in bed ♪ ♪ and nobody knows the pain i'm going through ♪ ♪ i like it better when it's all in my head ♪ ♪ i like it better 'cause at least i'm not dead ♪ ♪ i'm getting better 'cause that's what i'm supposed to do ♪ ♪ and nobody knows the pain i'm going through i'm getting better ♪ ♪ 'cause that's what i'm

supposed to do ♪ [ cheers and applause ] this is nightline. >> tonight, demi moore's golden moment. this is the first time i've