robot_dec0d3d." - and the golden globe goes to... - "mr. robot." yep. narrator: "mr.obot" is the brainchild of creator sam esmail. - "mr. robot" is about this sort of modern society and the way we're so dependent on technology just to even socialize, so it's really about this guy who cannot connect, and the only way he does so is by hacking people. narrator: "mr. robot" tells the story of elliot alderson. by night, he's a socially withdrawn but gifted computer hacker who uses his skills to expose the misdeeds of others. - wait, hold on. i'll give you the money. i'll pay you. how much do you want? i'll pay you. [siren wails] - that's the part you were wrong about, rohit. i don't give a ---- about money. narrator: by day, he's a cybersecurity expert who's been recruited by the mysterious mr. robot to bring down the very corporation he was hired to protect. - what if you could take down one conglomerate, a conglomerate so deeply entrenched in the world's economy that "too big to fail" doesn't even come close to describing it? narrator: together, with the hacker group fso

we've got multiple golden globe winning kod comedies.rom a business point we get to monetize that content in a very unusual way. when we wane golden globe, it helps us sell more shoes and it does that in a very direct way. when people -- if you look at prime members, they buy more than amazon than non prime members and one of the reasons they do that is once they have paid their annual fee they are looking to see how they can get more value out of the program. >> the idea of amazon for many years was i could buy it online and it would delivered to me. sometimes very quick. i -- personally i'm utterly astonished sometimes this box shows up on sunday and i only bought it saturday at 7:00. and it's there on sunday. >> yeah. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. >> but that's not your truck. that is usps or whatever. >> yeah. in the u.s. we're going a lot of the last part of the delivery. we're not -- >> trying to take fedex out of business and. >> well always better prices. better prices on transportation would be acceptable to us. but what i'm really s

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest this evening is an emmy and golden globe awardfunny new movie coming out friday, june 3rd called "popstar: never stop never stopping." please welcome back to the show our pal andy samberg! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey! >> hey, now. good to see you. >> thanks, you look good, too. >> jimmy: thank you so much. two men complimenting each other. >> yeah, just two adult men looking good. >> jimmy: what's the problem? two handsome dudes telling each other how handsome they are. >> comedy handsome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: comedy handsome, yeah. thank you for doing that classroom instruments bit with us. you and the boys. >> thanks for having us. tariq got a little dirty in there i saw. >> jimmy: yeah, sorry about that. tariq, yeah, he goes off script sometimes. he was laughing because there's a lot of mfs in that song. we had to clean it up. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we cleaned it up, which is good. >> did you hear the mickey fickies? >> jimmy: that's making me laugh, because i never heard that as a substitute for the other word. >

> high school senior tweeted jane the virgin star gina rodriguez about her dress from the 2015 golden globese would love to wear to it her prom. rodriguez tweeted back offering to lone her the dress, teen wore it to the prom and said, felt like a star. >> well, that was nice. >> very nice. >> don't see that often too often. >> kick off your shoes, today is national go barefoot day. >> nothing like feel of cool grass or sand between your toes but today it has a deeper meaning. it is all about giving back. national go gary foot day was launched by non-profit souls for soul, it helps put shoes on the feet of millions of children, in need. >> very nice. >> it is warm enough to go without any shoes today. >> yes. >> but you might get a little burn, right? >> yes. >> sand, yeah, no problem. >> and stay cool, head down to the shore, but we have temperatures back where they should be, people were saying too hot, too soon we will bring it back where it should be for early june. you'll like this forecast temperature wise but we have to bring back rain chances over the next several days. there were a c

. >> and in the golden globe, it is is going to help us sell more shoes. >> when we come back, walt'sways from the interview when "squawk alley" comes back. everybody. i'm sue herera, and this is the cnbc news update at this hour. maria sharapova has been suspended for two years by the international tennis federation for testing positive for a drug at the australian earlier in the year. she released a statement saying that she is going to be appealing that ruling. >>> and egypt air passenger plane en route from cairo to beijing was forced to make an emergency landing in uzbekistan after what egyptian authorities said was a false bomb threat. and paris' premier museum the louvre has been reopened after being closed to move masterpieces above ground. the closure cost the louvre an estimated $1.7 million in unsold tickets. >>> thousands are lining up in louisville to get tickets for the service memorial for muhammad ali, and the tickets will be distribute and former president bill clinton will deliver the eulogy, and valley jarrett will read a statement from president obama. you are up t

point much view for us we get to mon ties that content in a very unusual way because when we win a golden globe it helps us sell more shoes. >> reporter: amzon is using artificial intelligence to sale for shoes. as technology plays an every larger role in consumers lives. for "nightly business report" california. >>> even though whether i've been nautty or nice. the ultimate man cave where ferraris are included and they're on a t >>> let's look ahead. here's what to watch for tomorrow. as we reported opec will make its decision on whether to freeze oil production. the european central bank is meeting to discuss monetary policy and jobless claims and adp's report on private payrolls are due out and those are the last labor market reports ahead of friday's key employment report. that's what to watch for for thursday. >>> finally tonight the man cave most or at least many men weant one, a place all their own where they can relax. we go to one in orange county, california that's like none we've ever seen before. >> reporter: in this super rich neighborhood in orange county, california, when the guy

i was in the entourage with the boxing group in huntington, west virginia, for the golden globes event. because i spent so much time with muhammad ali, he flirted with me throughout the four days. finally i said to him, "are you married?"he said, " my wife is married." [laughter] nita: so in other words from that is who he was away from the public and in private he was saying, "yes, my wife is married." tom: i see. [laughter] michael, did you ever have a mismatch -- michael: he never flirted with me. it is an interesting question because i would hesitate to say that humility and kindness did not exist when he was boxing champion. it was well known, for example, that he would sign autographs for anybody even when he was a champion. there was a lot of showmanship and need to make money. let's not forget that ali was oftentimes very much in need of money. let's not forget, either, that he gave up 3.5 years of his boxing career out of the conviction that he shouldn't fight in vietnam. i think there is a story i can give you, a quick one, that might give you a hint as to the playfulness, sp

. >>> golden globe winner is one of the many stars honored with stars on the hollywood walk of fame, year. listen to who else is on the list, goldie hahn, dwayne the rock johnson, tyra banks, eva longer a, ice cube, john legend and group n'synx and new addition. >> it is my honor and my privilege to pronounce you, husband and cell phone. >> a union in vegas found a perfect connection in the form of the smart phone. aaron married his cell phone in the vegas chapel. he dit as a social commentary on society's 24/7 obsession with smart phones. >>> the marriage isn't legally recognized by state of nevada but there is a commitment ceremony the las vegas chapel will deny, clearly. >> she married hers. >> i would not. >> you would not. >> it is attached to your arm. >> i text a lot but i wouldn't marry my phone. >> what is this world coming to, you guys. >> can we switch gears and talk about weather. >> i want to grill outside this weekend. >> you will be just fine. >> fire works, barbecuing, anything you have going on, it is looking pretty great right now. there will be a shot for wet weath

our guest tonight is a golden globe-winning, oscar-nominated actor who earlier this year helped to break america: civil war." you can watch the series finale of his show "house of lies," next sunday night on showtime. please welcome don cheadle. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? i can't believe it's the series finale. i remember when you we h >> it was just like yesterday. it feels like that. it went really fast. but we had such a great time. i'm so glad -- >> jimmy: you shot part of the last episode in cuba. >> yes, we did. >> jimmy: you're the first scripted show -- american show -- to shoot in cuba. >> yeah, for 50 years. >> jimmy: how did you make that happen? >> well, it was something that just came up in the writers room. matthew carnahan, our show creator, said we want to do something really big this year. and he said cuba. ality.ee if it would be a about and then, not to brag, i called valerie jarrett, the president's number two. and we, literally, were in the writers room on the phone with the state department and the white house. >> jimmy: were they like, hey, we

. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is one of the great actors with a tony, a golden globe, and six emmys the new movie "all the way." >> hook here. this here is the seal of the presidency of the united states. there's only two cuff links like this in the entire world, and you now own them both. i want you to wear them. think about what i said, huh? you look good, bill. i'll bet you dropped a few pounds. i'm going to need another set of those cuff links. >> jimmy: "all the way" premieres tomorrow night on hbo. please welcome bryan cranston. [ applause ] >> good to see you. >> jimmy: you look very handsome. >> you know, i wanted to do a little shoutout for guillermo, because every time that there is a red carpet across the street, he is there with the tequila, like a postman, dedicated to delivering his message. >> jimmy: like that st. bernard with the wooden barrel. that's nice. it's a nice thing for you to do. you're a nice guy in general, and you're fantastic in this movie. it's unbelievable how much you look like lbj and sound like him. you really became him. >> i have two facial quali

that earned him a golden globe. that was followed by the hit tv "silverspoon."s detective danny sorenson on now, ricky has stepped behind the camera as executive producing of the new series "my fighting season" following u.s. army soldiers on the front line in afghanistan using footage from their own cameras. >> wow, cool. that is a great, great concept. >> why are you doing this, sweetie? >> goodness. why am i doing this? because their stories need shared and told. we need to understand what they do so we can utilize them bettebetter meaning soldiers in the military. we all appreciate soldiers and say we appreciate solders and we all want to support soldiers. until we really understand how hard it is, what they do, how hard it is to find the enemy, how complicated the rules of engagement, you are fighting an enemy that is an ideology. he doesn't wear a uniform, hides among the people. when we understand how complicated and how h job is and see it from their perspective. >> with their cameras. >> are they mounted on their head. >> all of the footage is shot and

two academy awards, two golden globes that's been adapted into the most successful broadway musical ofhic assault upon the theme of mortality that western culture has ever produced. it is so complex that your tiny shriveled ant scrotum of a a brain wouldn't dare to fathom it. so, no, it is not just a kid's film. it is shakespeare with fur. [ cheers and applause ] yes. is the response i thought of three hours later. [ laughter ] guys, you've been wonderful. thank you very much, good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, man. that's how you do it, brother. that's a home run. jack whitehall! [ cheers and applause ] check out "mother's day" in theaters now. we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, guys, so much. what a fun show tonight. thank you to paul rudd, hugh dancy, jack whitehall, once again! and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you so much for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye, ev

. >> and he's one of the most influential comedians in the world with three golden globes, two emmys,ns. that's more than any british comedian ever. >> but who's counting? >> now he's written, directed, and stars in the netflix film "special correspondents" as an audio engineer set to cover a foreign coup with a hot shot reporter. >> but when ricky accidentally throws away their passports they are stuck in new york, they're brainstorming their next move with the help of local cafe owners. take a look. >> we need to brainstorm. >> brainstorm. what is a >> i love these two to bits but they're not the sharpest tool in the box. >> you're a genius. >> could two other people go instead of you? >> of course not. >> can you cover a different story? >> no, it needs to be that story, it needs to be ecuador and it needs to be us. >> i got it. >> go on. >> you could use someone else's passports. ours. >> we're screwed. >> that's of course eric bana. >> eric bana. the lovely eric bana. >> hello? >> >> hey, ricky, thanks for coming to see us all the time. why do you do that? is it to make fun of us

tomorrow night, emmy and golden globe award winner, jim parsons will be here. >> steve: oh!d applause ] >> jimmy: we love jim parsons. >> steve: lovely man. >> jimmy: plus, nfl superstar j.j. watt will be dropping in. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: say what? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: and we're gonna play a game of egg russian roulette with j.j. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: and we have great music from the avett brothers, as well. it's a big show tomorrow night. [ cheers and applause ] so tune in. set your tivos. the show will be 64 minutes tomorrow night. >> steve: will it really be? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm joking. i was just kidding. i was just telling a joke. i was fooling around that our show would be 64 minutes. >> steve: were you joshing me? >> jimmy: i was totally joshing you. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. i thought it was gonna be 64 minutes long. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you upset? i mean do you want it to be 64 minutes long? >> steve: no. is it going to be? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's only 60 minutes long. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy:

business point of view, we will monetize the content in an unusual way, because when we win a golden globeelps us to sell more shoes. >> walt, i'm interested to think of what you thought about that conversation? >> i thought it was great conversation, and happy with the way it worked out. he is different from musk, but like musk, he has his hands in many thing, and the way of tying them together. he was just talking about selling more shoes, and he talked about a/i h helping him to sell more shoes, and later in the conversation, i asked him if he wanted to be a big media player, because prime video is the big deal, and he kind of said, nah, you know, we see prime video is selling more shoes. it is all, you know, kind of ties back. but he spoke strongly about the freedom of the press, and the free speech, because he owns the "washington post" and he was not crazy about donald trump either. >> and what is interesting is that the contrasting versions of what a/i is going to do for society, and you had sheryl sandberg, and also the ceo of facebook, and how the good is going to outweigh the bad

tomorrow night, emmy and golden globe award winner ricky gervais will be here. >> steve: whoa!plause ] >> jimmy: that'll be fun. >> steve: ricky. >> jimmy: he's a funny, funny man. plus, speaking of funny, we have tony hale, who's another super funny guy. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "veep." >> steve: "veep." "veep." >> jimmy: and my man, brian regan will be here. >> steve: oh, hilarious. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus thank you notes. it's gonna be a good show. but first we have a fun show tonight. this guy is one of the biggest stars in the world, he and kevin hart are together in a a great new action comedy called "central intelligence." it's in theaters tomorrow. dwayne johnson is here! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: there he is. [ cheers and applause ] his movie starts with a high school flashback, you've seen it in the trailer and dwayne and i may have a high school flashback of our own tonight. plus, he is a hilarious comedian and i just love him. he's from "the jim gaffigan show." jim gaffigan is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh. >

. >> with three golden globes, two emmy, that's more than any british comedian ever. >> but who's countingrreked, stars in the netflix film special correspondent, set to cover up foreign coup with hot shot reporter. when he throws away passports, stuck in new york, brainstorming next movie with the help of local cafe owners. >> we need to brainstorm. >> these two, they are not the sharpest tool in the box. >> a genius. >> other people go instead of you. >> of course not. >> can you cover a different story. >> it needs to be that story. it needs to be ecuador and it needs to be us. >> i got it. you can use someone else's passports. ours. >> we're screwed. >> that's eric. >> hello ricky. >> hi. >> thanks for coming to see us. why do you come? is it to make fun of us? >> this is odd. she should something sort of like normal, and then you just said something like -- it was -- i'm not criticizing. i admire you for it. and also people at home go, well, i can get drunk and talk. you're like -- you're like same as me. if he can, anyone can. don't they think we're sort of -- normal people sitting a

when we in a golden globe it helps us sell more shoes. >> and amazon is also using artificial intelligence to sell more shoes with recommendations based on users buying history. as technoloztes technology play larger role in people's lives. >> we're setting ourselves up for a market open in the states, which is flat to a couple of poin points lower. you got the u.s. adp payroll data and more today. also we've got the ecb's decision later today too. the manufacturing data though globally has been pretty weak. a little bit of a different reading in the u.s. with the u.s. ism manufacturing data being stronger but the head lines being a bit weaker and you could ask what happens if we're looking at soft manufacturing data is that going to be impacting the way the fed things if soft manufacturing data continues to come out o states? and the european equity markets we kicked off initially flat on the open. we saw mixed markets in the first hour of trade. and then we've turbid around a little bit. and we're a little higher now. the ftsi bucking the trend. when it comes to the sectors out there. i

as he said, i mean, sort of odd to hear jeff bezos say you win more golden globes, you sell more productsand just yesterday they renewed transparent, which did win the golden globe last year for a fourth season. so they are well ensconced in the hollywood game. and it's no longer an oddity to see bezos at some of these ceremonies where they're handing out artistic competitive awards. >> yeah, i want to check that number and make sure i'm right, but it's something like that. >> reed hoffman told me how he came of with nar kos, said a lot of people like the movie "scar face," a lot of people like "breaking bad." i happen to like about the nazis and japanese winning world war ii, because that was a great series i could see bezos sending me literally everything about what would have happened if the nazis had won, maybe what would have happened if they had had the bomb. i could see them talking about what would happen if the japanese invaded california, there are books and movies i want to see because i watch that. right now i'm limited to, hey, the guy who bought the last days of berlin also

our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor who starred in classic films likesy," "glory" and "the shawshank redemption." starting this friday you can see him in the new movie "now you see me 2." let's take a look. >> you got this place wired. >> you don't need me to get out of here. this is all about payback. >> i believe in an eye for an eye. >> so you're out to destroy me? >> oh, absolutely. >> you think i'm still going to play your little game? >> i know you will. because no matter how hard you try to find a culprit behind all this, you're going to blame only yourself. so you can save yourself or you can make a deal with me, and save the four horsemen, and stop wasting both of our time. >> seth: please welcome to the show, the great morgan freeman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: thank you for being here. >> what did you say? they're all yelling. >> seth: they are all yelling. >> what did you say? >> seth: what did i say? >> yeah. >> seth: i said when you came out? >> no, no, just now. >> seth: to you? >> yeah. >> seth: i said it's wonderful to have you

netflix have is one thing they have in common, but at code last week, jeff bezos said when we win a golden globe we sell more shoes. how different is amazon as a competitor because of their business makeup? >> well, i think anyone is going to be respectful of amazon as a competitor coming into this space or any other space. it's a very ferocious group of managers there and the way they kind of attack the market. i think we are beginning to see a bunch of different things come together. if you read the annual internet report, she talked about the fact so many things are showing up in content and that content's ending up on places like pinterest and others where people are making purchase decisions around it. a lot of these things are linked. we have a number of investments we made along these lines as others have done, companies that are helping monetize video advertising, helping monetize mobile and so forth, and i think we are beginning to see, you mentioned the wild west, a conversation from andy cohen around content. we are seeing a new gold rush open up now around the infrastructure associat

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and golden globe award winning actor whoause ] ♪ we love having you here and they love it when you're here. >> great to be here. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, wow. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. do you live here or did you fly in for this? >> i've got a place here and in london. i travel back and forth. i'm flying all the time. >> jimmy: you are. >> it's no trouble. it's nice to be here. [ light laughter ] you know. >> jimmy: i know, i meant thank you so much if you did fly in. thank you so much. >> yes, i did. i did fly in. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. well, i appreciate it. >> the boat takes way too long. >> jimmy: no, i'm not saying that's the option. but, i didn't know if you were just here or what. i mean -- >> no. i came here especially for you. >> jimmy: was it a nice flight? did you enjoy it? >> it was a lovely flight. well, yeah. [ light laughter ] no, no. it is a nice flight. i mean, it doesn't get any better, you know? i travel first class, netflix. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'm taking them for ever

our next guest is an emmy and golden globe-nominated actress who stars in the critically acclaimed seriesday nights on bbc america. let's take a look. >> want to give us a second? >> yeah. >> okay. >> next time you want to talk to me, don't come at me through my kid. >> she's lovely. sorry we left on bad terms. >> yeah, i thought you'd pissed off to enjoy your cool three mill. >> 3.7. it's well invested. >> hi. i'm christina. >> oh, sorry. >> don't worry about it. if you want to keep it on, i think it's funny. >> beth told me about you. how's your illness? >> um, you know, incurable. so, that sucks. >> seth: please welcome back to the show tatiana maslany. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: so lovely to see you again. >> nice to be back. >> seth: so, i love this show. we talked about it last time you were here. you play a bunch of different characters. >> yes. >> seth: obviously we can tell from the clip. that's just three of them. there are more than even that. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: i have to imagine when you auditioned for the show it was incredibly daunting. how many of characters did yo

seth: and give it up for the 8g band, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a golden globeted actress you know from movies like "pitch perfect", "up in the air", and the "twilight" saga. starting july 8th, you can see her in the new comedy "mike and dave need wedding dates." let's take a look. >> you manage a hedge fund? i don't even know what a hedge fund is. >> oh, so there's a regular fund and then there's a hedge fund. and our fund -- we hedge it. we hedge it hard. >> oh, wow. >> and i get in in the morning and i'm like, you know, "how's the hedging coming? you know, you been hedging? you hedge much?" and it's like too big to fail. corporate greed. bailouts. and in a new york minute everything can change, you know, on the floor of the nasdaq and the u.n. and then fannie mae, bernie mac. d.l. hughley. >> do you want some water? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friend anna kendrick, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i missed you terribly. >> seth: i've missed you so much. >> i missed you so much. >> seth: it'

all right, our first guest is an emmy and golden globe-nominated actor, you know from hit shows like in the highly-anticipated sequel "finding dory" which is in theaters and imax 3d tomorrow. let's take a look. >> so, what exhibit are you from? >> wait, i'm from an exhibit? which one? i have to get there. >> oh, that's a hard one, kid. unless -- nah. never work, it is too crazy. >> what do you mean? just tell me, i'm okay with crazy. >> you know, i can see that. well, there is one thing i can think of to help yet >> yes! great idea. you take me to find them! why didn't i think of that? come on. >> no, no, no, if i just take your tag, i can take your place on the transport truck then you can go back inside and find your family. >> seth: please welcome to the show ed o'niell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: so honored to have you. we're all very excited. and this is very exciting. i mean, this is a big pixar movie. >> yeah. >> seth: this is a big sequel to a beloved film. and when you -- obviously we see you're playing an octopus. did you know -- [ laughter ] how much did you know a

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a golden globe award-winning creator and stara brand-new documentary called "suited," which will air june 20th at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lena dunham! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. >> i'm so stoked to be here! it's been exactly a year since i've gotten to be in your presence in this fashion. >> jimmy: oh, you gotta come more often. >> i really want to, you guys don't invite me that much. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, you can come next week, if you want you can come tomorrow. >> great, i'm so thrilled. and, to be here the same day as don rickles. i mean it's all just a surreal dream. >> jimmy: it's an honor, right? this is fun, right? to get to see him. >> it's the best. i love to spend time with you. and the audience knows that we have a back story, so. >> jimmy: we do.we have a a thing, yeah. >> an energy. >> jimmy: i got to say congrats on season five of "girls." >> yes. >> jimmy: is that this season? this is season five. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's a fantastic