tonight -- jesse eisenberg, danielle deadwyler, and music from larkin poe. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i appreciate that. thanks. guillermo. very nice. very nice. very kind. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for that. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in los angeles, where i don't want to ruin the fun, but we find ourselves once again on fire. spreading, north of us at castaic lake. thousands of people are being evacuated again. i have to say, it's times like these i am grateful we have stiff-spined, strong-minded leaders like squirrel of the house mike johnson. [ laughter ] who pulled trump's little nuts out of his mouth for just a minute -- [ laughter ] long enough to assure us he would never sink so low as to play politics with much-needed federal aid to our state. >> you go to california, they're a sanctuary state, l.a. and san francisco are sanctuary cities. okay. gavin is doubling down on a "fight trump" agenda, you know. trum

. >> reporter: the eisenberg family is not at the grand menorah lighting to just celebrate hanukkah. >> this little boy and his baby brother we're taking on october 7th , 2023. >> reporter: the events of october 7th have left jackie eisenberg with a heavy heart. as a pediatrician and mother she's fought to keep these children's name in the spotlight praying for their safe return. >> this is part of our everyday luggage. we need to be strong. we need to be proud and we need to speak out for them. >> reporter: children have a special place in jackie's heart, but she's also been impacted by the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans. the hope for 2025 is for peace and safety for everyone. >> as part of humanity, i don't think this is pertaining in particular to necessarily to any ethnicity or to any religion or to any people. this is a matter of human values. >> we never lose the hope, lost the hope or will lose the hope for a better world. >> reporter: so as hanukkah comes to an end, the eisenberg family wants the message of standing strong and of light to resonate with people of

>> well. >> you know, i have a cousin, joe eisenberg, and. >> maybe.n. so, all right. >> so, you know, some people say putin, after going for ukraine, i mean, there is worry that he i don't think he's going to invade poland. >> next nato country. >> but i've heard that. yeah. okay. what if he does as a polish citizen, do you do you go over there and fight the invasion? >> you know, i've really only been a citizen for, for a very short time. >> so you know. yeah. >> you went right into. >> your woody allen. yeah. i don't, i. >> don't mean. >> to be facetious. i wouldn't be good on the unit. yeah. you know, and also. >> i just i have an appointment here on the upper. >> west side, you know. well. >> speaking of that, you did two movies with woody allen. >> yeah. right. >> and it's interesting the way this town is a little divided. some actors will not work with him. yeah, some alec baldwin, scarlett johansson, diane keaton. say it's a witch hunt, right? other actors, let's call them gutless pussies. um. they say they regret working with him and wouldn't

. >> reporter: the eisenberg family is not at the grand menorah leaguing to just celebrate hanukkah?er 7th, 2023. >> reporter: the events of october 7th have left jackie eisenberg with a heavy heart. a pediatrician and a mother, she has fought to keep these children's names in the spotlight, praying for their safe return. >> this is part of our luggage. every day luggage. we need to be strong. we need to be proud. and we need to speak out for them. >> reporter: children have a special place in jackie's heart. but she has also been impacted by the deadly new year's day attack in new orleans. the hope for 2025 is for peace and safety for everyone. >> as part of humanity, i don't think this is pertaining in particular to necessarily to any ethnicity or to any religion. or to any people. this is a matter of human values. >> we never lose the hope, lost the hope, and will lose the hope for a better world. [ applause ] >> reporter: so as hanukkah comes to an end, the eisenberg family wants the message of standing strong and of light to resonate with people of all religions and beliefs. >>

i love this - movie, he won supporting actor for a role in which he plays the cousin ofjesse eisenbergthe movie. they do a road trip across poland and the sights of the holocaust and the concentration camps and to track down the house where their grandmother lived before they moved to the us. it's a brilliant, funny, painful movie and to express the pain that kieran culkin can express so well. ., ~ kieran culkin can express so well. . ,, , ., ., kieran culkin can express so well. . ,, ., ., ,, well. thank you for taking the time to talk— well. thank you for taking the time to talk about _ well. thank you for taking the time to talk about the - well. thank you for taking the time to talk about the latest i time to talk about the latest golden globes. david beckham has plenty, rihanna has them, even dame helen mirren has one. in fact, latest research shows thatjust over a quarter of the british public have tattoos. we've been finding out how every tattoo has a story, and exploring how they have changed some people's lives. our reporter, jayne mccubbin, has been to meet a group of women r

directed and stars in his new movie it's called a real pain in theaters friday, say hello to jesse eisenbergw is halloween, your kids get into halloween? >> i don't g in the holy but i supported from a great distance. >> kelly: is it because you play dress up in your job? >> i think it's generally because i'm not a fun person. as hard as it must be for me to believe in my heart again but i am not a joy. i have a kid and a wife they get into it, i'm more of the itinerary, i stayed back -- >> kelly: you need the map person. >> the navigation guy, we did 22nd street. >> kelly: you grew up here and in the suburbs -- i grew up in a neighborhood where it was easy. >> like a suburban neighborhood? >> kelly: last year it was actual -- i went to the wrong street. >> you didn't do an apartnt -- >> kelly: i don't know what it was but it was the worst thing ever. everyone in new york city came to that street at that moment. >> i see what happens, that was a rookie move. >> kelly: my daughter literally developed anxiety. >> the trick is to find a building and stay in the building. >> kelly: even if it's

and i want to thank stephen a smith, ro khanna and jesse eisenberg. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. thank you guys. [ominous music] best of luck for a happy and healthy future. you have the 100% support and love. [applause] it was a dream of mine to play for the lakers ever since i was a little kid. i would watch magic play. i'd watch michael play. and i'd say, you know, can i get to that level? hi, kobe bryant. i have decided to skip college and take my talent to the nba. [cheers, applause] [ominous music] i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become. he was fearless. his intensity was unmistakable and uncontrollable for him. it was a bumpy road. kobe bryant has been accused of sexual assault. to reinvent himself the way he did. 20 years, five nba championships. 17 all-star selections, a league mvp award, and two olympic golds, kobe bryant. it's like one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. how do you channel the villain to unleash the hero? how do you use darkness to create g

. >> bryan eisenberg is author of this book, land rich, cash poor.on i've been carried around for much like a child. ii grew up working for my dad on the family farm. as long as i can remember. there werer, people driving in e yard talkingya about this form going under, that form selling at aer never understood why. i knew i was lucky i grew special t place, place for hard-working beauty but it never understood why are for participating. i began to see the way our economic system had been leaving or farmers behind. want to answer the question why that was competitive happen and will lead to this book. it marries the hidden history of the issues with my family's generations to gets away from e depression. >> what kind of farm is your family? >> with ours small family farm in the hills of southern wisconsin. we were traditional dairy farm, milking cows, about 50 we should be concise form. became a small farm. we've since diversified. my dad is so funny. isis is working to take over from him -- >> we will leave this ttip are over 45 your commitment to c

i love jesse eisenberg and really fun. >> an hour and a half. >> talk about talented sadie. >> i will a comedy. i have "wicked" on my list which i think has a shot. let's not forget about "dune: part two" and they have to get on the red carpet at the meryl streep of the red carpet and they have got to get her out there. >> we will see if that happens and so many story lines but how about this one the two pop icons pamela anderson in demi moore periods baby. >> the temperatures in the 90s. let's put it that way. demi moore and pamela anderson icons have the navy's, sirens, cover subjects, constant speculation about personal lives. 30 years later transforming their careers and possibly getting past actors nominations. it is astonishing really. then amy adams in the wings and it will be a real hard to figure out just all of them. it will be a lot of fun this year. i'm excited. you asked me 25 years ago if we will be talking about pamela anderson potentially being nominated for an oscar, i would be like, i don't know if that is true. that year we are talking about it. so i'm excited about

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tomorrow night, we'll be joined by jesse eisenberg and danielle deadwyler, with music from larkin poew from super producer dan “the foge” fogleman. he plays the lead secret service agent to a former president in the brand-new show “paradise.” watch the first three episodes a week from tonight on hulu. please welcome sterling k. brown. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, man, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm very good. how's your family? everybody all right? >> everyone's in good spirits, healthy, safe. >> jimmy: how old are your kids? two boys are, right? >> 9 and 13. they're fun. >> jimmy: they are? >> they're a good time. i enjoy them. i'm not giving them back. [ laughter ] i'm holding on to them. >> jimmy: did you and the kids gather to watch our new president almost put his hand on the bible yesterday? >> hell, no. i turned it on hgtv so the ratings would go elsewhere. [ laughter ] hopefully that had some effect. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i had it on. i had it on in the kitchen, making breakfast for the kids. my daughter, who was 10 could h

brown, jesse eisenberg, leanne morgan, danielle deadwyler, james marsden, from the boston celtics, jaysonum will be with us. and we'll have music from pete yorn, larkin poe, the milk carton kids and vera sola. so please join us for all of that. our first guest is one of my favorite people. in the whole town. he's an 11-time emmy-nominated actor and los angeleno through and through. please say hello to anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> oh, good to be seen, how are you, brother? >> jimmy: i'm good. i like this outfit you're wearing, too. it's utilitarian. the kind of thing you wear in a fashionable emergency, a fashion emergency, if you will. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you -- you were born here, you're raised here. you love this city, correct? >> yes, yeah, born and raise the right here in compton, california. >> jimmy: what's the ring you have on? >> my college fraternity ring, omega psi >> jimmy: i thought the dodgers slipped you one. >> i have a 2020 series world series ring, i'm waiting for my 2022 world series ring. i'm a child of los ange

they say eisenberg's claims are based on speculation. >> all right.oberta gonzalez is covering this incoming storm. for us. it's going to last several days. >> she's really. >> warming up. yeah. >> we're we're preparing, and we need to prepare. so here she is. >> and it's a combination of different elements happening. first things first, we do have an atmospheric river that is setting up. and rain does return to the bay area. and as it does so, we will have a flood watch going into effect later today. but when you look at these totals mark tamayo myself, we got together and we came up with this 2 to 9in of rain just between today and tuesday. now that highest total is in the highest elevations of the north bay mountain areas. temperatures currently are into the 40s. across the board. it is 46 degrees in hayward. meanwhile the winds. they are slight, but they will be increasing today out of the south 10 to 20. so when you do need that umbrella, make sure you hang on to it tightly against southerly winds. due to this right here. storm number one. atmosp

mona fastvold a real pain, written by jesse eisenberg september 5th, written by moritz binder.im feldbaum co-written by alex david and the substance, written by coralie fargeat. >> and last. >> before our break. the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role monica barbaro. in a complete unknown. ariana grande in wicked. felicity jones brutalist. isabella rossellini in conclave. and zoe saldana and amelia perez. >> okay. wow, what a start. congratulations to these oscar nominees. >> hey. stick with us. >> stick with us. >> we'll be right. >> back with more, more, more nominations. >> yes. >> bowen yang should host everything. >> yes. >> because he even made this thing great. and this thing. this thing can be a little bit troublesome some years. so that was wonderful. okay, so that's part one. part two is happening just a few minutes. a reminder that the oscars happen right here on abc seven sunday, march 2nd. so you don't have a whole lot of time to watch these movies or even look them up to find out what they are. a lot of these are things that just kind of ca

and miriam adelson, industry titan carl icahn, oil and gas magnate harold hamm and financier lewis eisenberg. but for the most part, those were all people who had either spent decades in republican politics or were longtime friends of the trumps, or were said to be members of the incoming trump administration. and none of them came close to matching the net worth of the tech billionaires who were set to attend trump's second inauguration, a group whose collective wealth is nearly $900 billion. that is billion with a b and also happens to be greater than the gdp of most nations on this planet. but concentrated wealth isn't the only thing that gives trump's new billionaire boys club unprecedented power. that same handful of billionaires also maintains an oligopoly over america's information ecosystem, controlling nearly every major social media platform in this country. monday's inauguration will be a striking symbol, not just of the concentration of power in america, but how that concentrated power has so quickly rushed to align itself with an autocratically inclined president elect. last nig

jesse eisenberg and a real pain. and the nominations there for screenplay, well deserved.massive blockbusters. there weren't screams. it was. it was written well. you had a you had two great actors that just really gave really moving performances. >> absolutely. and i think the win for this movie will probably be kieran culkin, who has won some of the, you know, precursor prizes and is the standout here. it's interesting, the all five nominees for original screenplay were also directed by the writer. so jesse eisenberg here directed this movie did not get a directing nomination, but he did get a writing nomination, which i think it does have a chance there to win. >> yeah. we also see the jeremy strong kieran culkin succession showdown there in the best supporting actor category. matthew, give us one more you want to highlight here, perhaps best supporting actress or lead actress you give who whose industry feel like right now has that buzz as we should note, sort of a strange time for the for the filmmaking community in los angeles, considering still recovering and dealin