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>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- john cusack, gladys knight, and music from vintage trouble. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

[cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thanks. too much, really. thanks. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. who's ready to explore themselves a little tonight? really, let's dig a bit deeper than we usually do. i like to welcome fans of the show, "dancing with the stars," who stayed up late to watch mow town weeks on "dancing with the stars." nothing says motown like a british guy telling a girl from little house on the prairie that he loved her passo dob lay. all this week they had various

performances. the two couples in last place competed in a dance duel. we take two of the worst dancers and make them dance even more. that's what they did. it was between gladys knight and roche aun fact an, and the mirror boot went to gladys knight. this video you're watching is not in slow motion. this is full speed. there you go. like line-dancing. that would be kind of a bummer for a motown legend getting kicked off in motown week. i guess the pips voted for irkel. gladys and her partner will be out later in the show. i'll help them work through this difficult time. kathryn jinkins got the best

scores last night, 39 out of 40, which reminds me i have a "dancing with the stars" knock knock joke. you want to hear it? [cheers and applause ] why not? we're here. don't get too excited. it's a knock-knock joke. >> knock knock. >> who? >> katherine jenkins. >> kath ring jenkins who? >> exactly. >> abc aired a "20/20" special called dance floor confidential behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars," so it was three hours of dance. remember when we used to have football on monday nights on abc? a special show, the inner work, of "dancing with the stars" including something that has been top secret up to this point. they showed how they select their celebrity dancers. it's a fascinating process. take a look. >> what would make a football

player flaunt his fox trot? who convinces a soap star to samba? the answer, the crack team that is "dancing with the stars" casting. >> we find the publicist bogs down the process. we take a grass-roots approach. >> we find a couple spots around town that are a hot-bed for celebrity activity. then we approach with the soft-sell. >> hi, connie. >> hi, jack. >> how are you today? >> i'm fine, thank you. got a few shirts to be cleaned and i brought that photo, put that on the wall over here. >> wonderful. excellent. >> goldilocks has entered the cave. take him out, jack. [ laughter ] wagner down, wagner down. bring the van around. go! >> go, go, go!

>> there's a cop car. come on! >> lead the way. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how they do it. they almost brought him back in 2009, but he escaped due to a manhole. somebody alerted me to this on twitter. robert draper was on cbs this morning today, author of a new book about congress. when the host asked him about disgraced former new york congressman, anthony weiner, mr. draper was kind enough to provide us with our unintentional joke of the day. >> you said there's something about anthony weiner that people close to him didn't know. what is that? >> he's very rough on his staff. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: anthony weiner's name

has been mentioned a lot today because of a similar scandal involving a judge in detroit. third-circuit judge, wade mccree, he's married, specializes in sexual misconduct cases. he alleged sent this shirtless photo of himself to his female bailiff. the woman's husband found the photo and was not amused, he took it to the local news. they stopped by to ask the judge about it. >> yeah, that's me. no shame to my game. you can get that here and now. >> circuit judge wade mccree is pleased with him, but the man who found the photographs in his wife's cellphone is not happy. he's saying that this found his way to his wife's phone. >> okay, so he got it out of his wife's phone. >> now how did she say she got it? >> from you. >> she say that or she told you? >> through him.

>> so, it's still hearsay. >> jimmy: we have this photo of you with your shirt off, this whole court iss out of order. to me, the most offensive part is the tie he's wearing. it's like the carpet in a laugh lin kas seeno. the tie alone shows bad judgement. despite the fact that everyone in the world seems to have a facebook page, people still feel compelled to take naked photographs of themselves. we went on the street to ask a pedestrian question. that is, have you ever sent anyone a naked photo? the way this will work is -- you're cheering nudity? i don't know. we'll see someone introduce himself or herself. we'll stop the video. together we'll guess if we think

they've ever sent a naked photo of themselves to anyone. are you ready? let's meet our first pedestrian. >> amanda from santa clarita, california. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked photo of yourself? >> jimmy: the audience says yes. >> no, i haven't. too risky for me. >> jimmy: that's smart. let's see the next person. >> lauren from chicago. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked photo of yourself? >> yes! >> jimmy: someone said, absolutely. let's find out. >> no. but i have taken naked photos of my husband while he was sleeping. >> all right. next. >> ashley from dallas. >> ashley from dallas. >> have either of you ever sent a naked photo of yourself? >> jimmy: let's find out what the ashleys had to say.

>> tons. >> yes. >> jimmy: well, that's ashleys for you. technically with all those tattoos they could never be naked, could they? who else do we have? >> rayia from san francisco. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked photo of yourself? >> jimmy: most everyone is saying no, but there are some yeses. >> no. no. like fully naked? [ laughter ] [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good question. who else do we have? >> i'm mikey. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked photo of yourself? >> jimmy: let's go with yes and see. >> yes, unfortunately. >> jimmy: next up. >> dicky: i'm spiderman. >> have you ever sent anyone a

naked photo of yourself? >> yes! >> jimmy: really? that's spiderman. >> no. huh, no. >> jimmy: he was tingling. next. >> mario quail, inglewood, california. >> have you ever sent anyone a naked photo of yourself? >> jimmy: everyone says yes. >> no, no, the girls usually send me the naked pictures. i don't want my stuff all over the internet. >> jimmy: one more. we got one more. >> regina, stoney brook, new york. >> henry, stoney brook, new york. >> have either of you ever sent a naked photo of yourself to anyone? >> jimmy: you think so? >> only to him. >> and me to her. >> jimmy: that's how they met. that's a beautiful story.

[cheers and applause ] not as much as we would like, but it does happen. this is dumb. teenagers have a disturbing new hobby. some teenagers are reportedly drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk. these are youtube videos. >> they're not trying to get their throats cleaned, they're trying to get drunk off the alcohol in hand sanitizer. we found all sorts of postings from around the world online. >> five hours later, this is what happens when you get too much hand sanitizer. >> jimmy: no matter how great the challenge, children will always find a new way to get drunk or high. remember when zeemohe most embarrassing thing to drink? teenagers have been turning up with alcohol poisoning and

officials are worried it will become a national trend. drinking hand sanitizer is of particular concern because purel is considered to be a gateway soap. it could lead to lime cascade or scrubbing bubbles. apparently the kids use salt to separate the alcohol from the sanitizer which makes a liquid that is similar to a hard shot of liquor. you know what else is similar to a shot of hard liquor? >> a shot of hard liquor. steal a shot of liquor from your parent's liquor cabinet and refill it with iced tea like normal american kids. pay a homeless guy to buy it for you like our forefathers did. this seems crazy to me. you would think after all the warnings from the '90s, they would know better by now, but i guess this didn't work.

♪ >> hey, kid, want to be cool? >> yeah. >> try some hand sanitizer. >> hand sanitizer? >> come o everyone's doing it. >> everyone. >> i don't know. >> what are you, chicken? >> bok, bok, bok. >> watch out, kids! >> whoa, who are you? >> i'm sammy the dyno. if you want to be really cool, you'll say no to drinking ant bacterial hand sanitizer. the only place this belongs is in your hands. ha ha ha, oh, yeah. >> awesome. >> your hands are going to be clean for hours. now, remember, kids, don't drink hand sanitizer, don't drink hand sanitizer.

♪ if you down purel ♪ your breath is going to smell ♪ ♪ don't drink hand sanitizer [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, the latest castoff from "dancing with the stars," gladys knight and her partner, tristan macmanus are here. we have music from vintage trouble, and we'll be right back with john cusack, so stick around. [cheers and applause ] ♪ people keep asking me if that lady in the viva commercial is really my mother. they keep asking me if the dirty guy is really my son. huh -- what do you tell 'um? holy smokes, these viva towels really are tough, even when wet! [ mike ] for the record, that's my real father, cleaning up a real mess on a real grill. see? very impressive! you're a natural. oh that's much better...

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[cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: tonight on the program, the latest celebrity dancer to be evicted from the paso doble duplex,

gladys knight, and her partner tristan macmanus are here. and then, making their late-night television debut with music from this, their first album called, "the bomb shelter sessions" -- it just came out today in the united states -- vintage trouble from the bud light stage. if you're here in l.a., you can see them live at the el rey theater here this thursday night. the town of evanston, illinois, is the proud birthplace of eddie vedder, tinker toys, and our first guest. earlier today he was honored just down the block from us with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. on friday, you can see him as edgar allan poe, packing heat in the new thriller, "the raven." please say hello to john cusack! [cheers and applause ] ♪

>> jimmy: i don't want to bears you, i know you're a humble guy, but congratulations on the hollywood walk of fame. that's a big deal. >> thank you very much. maybe we should celebrate that and cinco demayo by -- >> jimmy: with what? >> maybe having a little shot. >> jimmy: really? >> you and me. >> jimmy: i should point out, this is not a planned thing, so we did not think ahead to put something else in there. so it's not a prop. is it a terrible idea? >> yes! >> dicky: is it safe? >> it's not safe. >> like how unsafe? >> jimmy: i'll take one. >> me too. [cheers and applause ]

>> jimmy: here's some water for you. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: wow, that's terrible. these kids are really determined to get drunk. >> cheers, that's a first. >> jimmy: i think we just invented something here. whose name is your star next to? >> it's right next to the singing cowboy gene autry. >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. >> he owned the angels. he had his horse trigger. >> jimmy: he sold like a hundred million records. >> he was a stylist and a regular film actor. it's right across from where ella fitzgerald got drunk. >> jimmy: and people would yell at you. >> and i'll go with hand sanitizer and i'll get drunk. >> jimmy: you're in front of a book store?

>> yes. >> jimmy: and next to a tattoo shop and a bong store? >> yes. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that seems perfect, really. your career in a way has been on the fringe of all of those things, too. >> absolutely. do you feel the purel kicking? i feel it, kind of. >> jimmy: i feel cleaner inside. >> me, too. >> jimmy: and i also feel like i'm going to die. >> my sign uses too. it's like a horse radish situation. >> jimmy: it's lemony, isn't it? >> it's lemony, and fresh. >> jimmy: now people are going to try it at home and we'll be sued. >> you you'll be sued. >> jimmy: yeah, you'll be fine. what's it like getting people to come to the ceremony? >> my family came out. my sister joan came out. >> jimmy: nice.

she's the greatest. [cheers and applause ] >> she was really funny. the first part of it, she gave a long introduction saying how great the person was who was receiving the star, and then she said it should be her, she was talking about herself. then she said nice things. then i've been really lucky because like having this talk show, you grew up having idols and, then you get to meet them. >> jimmy: then you get to meet. you're one of them. so it's a big deal for me. >> and i had those guys kind of like when i grew up watching is the night live, dan aykroyd, i thought was one of the greatest. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nobody better than him. >> danny acroid was there and billy bob thornton and jack black who i worked together with high fidelity. >> jimmy: that's a good group. >> it really is. >> jimmy: billy bob thornton, he

made reference to some practical jokes that you had pulled on him? >> yeah, he likes to play practical jokes, you make a movie with billy. i like to do that too. they're good. so there's not a lot we can talk about that aren't sort of -- there's only a couple that are -- >> jimmy: i see, i got you. you were concerned about him pulling out a jackhammer and digging your star up immediately after it's unveiled? >> no. he's a gentleman. and he's also more, he'd be more sort of cunning than that, but he was good. >> jimmy: how old were you when you first came out to hollywood? >> i was 16 years old. i made a movie called class -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [cheers and applause ] >> rob lowe was in it. >> jimmy: i remember that movie. they don't even speak english. >> netflix in the womb. i made a film called class and

they came out and said, i was at home, i was still in high school when i made my first movie. i was like a teenager when they started making movies about teenagers. so i was in the right place at the right time. they happened to be making them in chicago. i had a little bit of training. so they said come out, we need you to loop. i said i don't know what that is but i'll come out. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> so they flew me out. i came out. they put me up at the chateau marmont. right off the plane i saw a black satin jacket with the word hell written on the back, andre, the friging giant. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> that was my first look into hollywood. i thought, all right, this thing is on. this is on. >> jimmy: you like peaked as far

as celebrity sightings go with your very first one. >> right there. it was all down hill. >> jimmy: you can't get better than andre the giant wearing a hell jacket. >> and he had slippers and big, long hair. i think it was right when he was doing princess bride. i don't know what he was doing there. i don't know why he had a hell jacket on. >> jimmy: hopefully it wasn't a harbinger of something to come. speaking of hell, this new movie of yours, but wear going to take a break. >> jimmy: john cusack! "the raven" opens in theaters friday. ♪ [cheers and applause ] ♪ -wee! -woo hoo.

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>> what's going on? >> please, sit down. >> yes, am i under arrest? >> no. not as yet. >> then i'd rather stand. it makes it easier to leave. >> the night before last a young girl and another were found murdered. the daughter's body was lojed in a chip nee. the mother' head was nearly severed with a straight razor. does any of this sound familiar to you, mr. poe? >> you're talking about my story, a work of fiction.

>> i'm afraid i'm not. >> jimmy: that is john cusack in the raven. it opens to friday. yeah, that's good. i have to say, you play a fictionalized version of edgar alan po, and it reminded me in a way of the movie batman returns, just the idea that there's a genius doing terrible things, and giving you clues through -- well, not you because you're not really him. >> half fact, half fiction, part legend. so it sort of mashes up all these things. >> jimmy: how much can you say about it? because i'm hesitant -- >> i've been talking a lot about it. it's sort of a -- it sets out his life. we took it from biographies and stuff. then the conceit is that no one knows what happened to him in the last week of his life. he sort of disappeared and ended up on a park bench in another

guy's clothes. and there was a mystery about the end of his life. so the film has a conceit that poe gets enrolled in one of his own stories, gets consumed by one of his own stories. there's a serial killer re-enacting his famous gothic horror stories to draw out poe. he has to work with the detectives and kind of understand the mind of a killer and then he has to find the killer who is obsessed with being poe, so it's a metta physical, mind-messing kind of -- >> jimmy: and it's a thriller, too. zodiac killer thrown in there and that sort of thing. >> it's all things poe. >> jimmy: were you a fan of his work before? >> i loved him in high school. >> jimmy: you went to high school with him. >> no, i didn't go to high school with him.

>> jimmy: you went to high school once, yes. i secretly loved reading all that assigned reading even though it wasn't like, i'd go, i can't believe i have to read it, then i'd go home and read it and love it. >> but poe stuff was great. he started the detective genre. a lot of people don't know sherlock holmes was based on a character poe created called inspector dellfeen. then he started all that horror stuff. he did science fiction. >> jimmy: so robert downey jr owes you money? >> yes, he does. >> jimmy: i read a story on the internet. it's all on the internet. that you met with steve jobs. >> that's true. >> jimmy: about the iphone. you tell the story. >> when i made a movie called

high fidelity -- [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great movie. every time i hear the stevie wonder song, i just called to say i love you, i think about that movie. >> that was a great one. we took a shot at him. high fidelity talked about it as one of the worst songs in the world. so we had to close with one of the great stevie songs. you couldn't take a shot at stevie. but he loved that movie and he called me up and wanted to know if i would do a commercial for itunes. he showed me the whole thing, basically showed me the further of music. i remember calling my friends and saying there's going to be this great new thing. i never thought that i should have bought apple stock. that's how much i don't think about money. it was like, he literally laid it all for me. >> jimmy: he probably would have given you apple stock if you did the commercial? >> i know.

i didn't feel like doing a commercial. >> jimmy: that's terrible. i feel so bad for you. >> should we have another shot? >> jimmy: here you go. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that one was worse. >> it's worse the second time. >> jimmy: but i'm going to be minty fresh for gladys knight when she gets out here. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. "the raven" opens in theaters friday. we'll be right back with gladys knight. [ stella ] here's me. and here's my depression.

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[cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: earlier this evening on abc, the midnight train left for georgia a bit too soon for our next guest. she was defeated in a dance duel to become the fifth celebrity eliminated from "dancing with the stars." joined by her dance partner, tristan macmanus, please welcome, the great gladys knight! [cheers and applause ] ♪

>> jimmy: wow, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're a real star. we don't get that very much on "dancing with the stars." >> really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tonight you were forced into a dance-off with a 20-year-old. >> yes. >> jimmy: not fair. does amnesty international know about this? that's a tough position to be in. >> it's all good. >> jimmy: it's got to be upsetting to get eliminated on motown weeks. of all weeks to go, this is not the week for you to be kicked off the show. >> well, it's been a wonderful journey and i got a chance to have a family reunion this week because i know all the guys that were performing, the temptations and smokey and mr. gordy honored me by coming to see us dance that particular night. >> jimmy: in a way, they were

bad luck for you, it turned out. [ laughter ] you went on the road with gladys and went to the shows and all that stuff? >> yeah. went everywhere. going to milwaukee tomorrow. that's fun. > jimmy: tristan is not allod to come with you anymore? >> no. no need for me anymore. >> jimmy: you've been cast aside. that's sad. >> i got a friend, though. i have a new best friend. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's nice. i hate to get off the subject, but i've been wanting to ask you something for a very, very long time. the song midnight train to georgia is one of my favorite songs. [cheers and applause ] you sing it so beautifully. >> thank you! [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i have a question about that song.

i have a theory about this song. because i've listened to it so many times. i want to run this theory by you and see what you think. >> okay. >> jimmy: lyrics, l.a. proved too much for the man. he's leaving the life thatly knew, said he's going back to find the world. he's leafing on the midnight train to georgia, going back to a simpler place in time. and i'll be with him on the midnight train to georgia. now, is there any possibility that the reason he's getting on that train is to get away from you? [ laughter ] and he said, you know that, l.a.'s proved too much for me. why is he leaving at midnight? it seems fishy to me. have you ever thought of it in that way? >> never did! [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is it amtrak? >> well, you know, people have

different ways of thinking about people. especially if they ain't got no money, if they don't have stability, and that kind of thing. but they have good hearts and they're good christians and those kind of things. i see him as that kind of man. >> jimmy: i'm sure that's the way the normal people see it. >> and she was trying to build life somewhere else. like me going on "dancing with the stars." it wasn't about getting the trophy. it was about living your dream if you just give it a shot. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i get the sense that you don't care about the -- do you don't care about winning, you just wanted to do it? >> no, i care about winning. >> jimmy: oh, you do care. >> i care about winning. i'm competitive. >> jimmy: you are known as the empress of soul. >> how about that. >> who gave you that nickname? >> i was in las vegas, performing at the flamingo.

they had already had a valentine's day promotion while i was there. i was there for five years. they called me the queen of hearts for valentine's day. but i don't like messing with that title queen, you got aretha and latifah and the queen over in england. i said, no, let me be something else. they came up with the empress of soul. so i thought that was unique. >> jimmy: do you call her that? >> when you don't know someone's name. i call everyone mary if i'm not too sure of their name. >> jimmy: it seems like after all this time together, maybe her real name would have stuck with you. >> don't worry. didn't have a chance to because i answer to mary. >> jimmy: you do answer to mary? >> yes, i do.

>> jimmy: you got another nickname? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: what you got a restaurant? >> we have restaurants down in atlanta, but our specialties chicken and waffles, but it's not the only thing we serve. >> jimmy: we have rosco's here. >> but we have big wings. >> jimmy: big wings? >> and all kinds of different waffles, but that's not all that we serve. we serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all day and on the weekends till 4 in the morning. >> jimmy: have you been there? >> we didn't get to go to atlanta this time around. went there last year. now you've run out of time with mary. >> he's going to come. >> jimmy: unfortunately we do have a tradition here on the night of elimination, that is to go outside to hollywood boulevard for the ceremonial burning of the capezios. there's guillermo. tonight you were eliminated from "dancing with the stars." and now your shoes must pay the

price. guillermo? there they go. america has spoken -- and your dance card has been punched. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gladys knight and tristan macmanus. you can see them on "good morning america" tomorrow. "dancing with the stars" continues mondays at 8:00 and tuesdays at 9:00 here on abc.

>> jimmy: this is their debut album, it's called "the bomb shelter sessions." here with the song, "blues hand me down," vintage trouble. ♪ >> put your hands together! ♪ papa was a blues man gave me the blues hand me down an alligator shoes man ♪ ♪ gave me the blues hand me downs moonshine drinking do everything but thinking blues hand me downs racing the wrong way chasing every skirt ♪ ♪ in town taking the long way waiting for the sun to come out ♪ ♪ wheeling and hustling dealing and shuffling blues hand me downs lord, have mercy ♪

♪ on my soul i didn't know you never know a fighter, no lover ♪ ♪ no [ bleep ] around and just like my big brother he stood on shaky ground his pride got the ♪ ♪ best of him smoking got the rest of him blues hand me downs lord -- ♪ ♪ have mercy on your soul i didn't know you never know hand me down blues ♪ hand me down blues hand me down blues ♪ >> come on! ♪

>> hands together! come on, now, let me hear you! let me hear you! i need everybody, i need everybody! i need everybody, i need everybody! everybody! i'll pop your bubble ♪ ♪ with my live wire straight shooting dirty mouth papa was a blues man ♪ ♪ please baby understand i got the, got the, got the got the blue hand me downs lord -- ♪ ♪ have mercy on your soul you didn't know they never know hand me down blues ♪ ♪ hand me down blues hand me down blues yeah

hand me down blues ♪ ♪ you're getting to me hand me down blues i'm getting to you hand me down blues ♪ ♪ yeah -- i gotta -- gotta -- gotta -- yeah -- ♪ >> come o now people! let me hear you! ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ i gotta,