. >>> coming up, golden globe winner ramy youssef is with us live.agen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back to "gma." we are back with a very funny guest joining us. ramy youssef is the golden globe winning creator and star of the show "ramy" which is loosely based on his life as a millennial muslim american. good morning to you and thank you so much for being with us this morning. let's start first, when you won the golden globe earlier this year you said, quote, i know you guys haven't seen my show. has that changed? >> yeah, apparently people -- a little reverse psychology works. it really -- it felt like the show just came out again, you know. i said it -- i wasn't planning on anything. i really didn't think i would win. i looked down and i was looking at brad pitt. i was like, yeah, i

our first guest is a golden globe winning actor who is currently starring in the second season of thelet's take a look. >> so why do you feel your visitation rights should be expanded, detective velcoro? >> well, how 'bout i raised him alone for two months when she took off you know it was me and him. she comes back, she's talking divorce. >> has either of you requested a paternity test >> no. my son is my son >> they're gonna ask that question more rudely than i did >> look, you're not getting -- there's me and him and i'm his dad. and i just need you to come up with something, all right? >> you might have the wrong idea >> why do you like paying taxes? >> seth: please welcome colin farrell. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: so wonderful to see you again. >> good to see you, seth how are you? >> seth: i was saying backstage it's been about a decade since you hosted "snl. that's when we met >> pretty close, yeah. ten or eleven years, yeah. that'll be, yeah >> seth: you were one of my all-time favorite hosts. that was one of our favorite weeks. >> go on you - [ laughter ] >> seth: we lo

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how was that >> i saw larry at a golden globes party >> seth: how was larry in public for you? himself [ light laughter ] went to get a ink. friend had he was sitting by himself on his phone, and he turned around, he saw me larry has the most genuine smile. his smile genui when he loves you, but he does not like selfies. [ ughter ] en people ll up on him - one guy came out of nowhere. i think he mht have came from under e table. [ laughter ] this dude came out of -- he just came out of nowhere and said, "hi. [ laughter ] i am dutch i'm your biggest fan." [ laughter ] and larry said, like this, he said - larry like - larry sa, "hey, okay, ay okay, okay, okay, ay, okay, okay, okay." i'm tellinyou, if you ever s larry david out in pubc, you got fiveeconds to make an impression >> seth: yeah. >> five seconds. it's like the five second rule when you drop a hot dog on the ground - >> seth: yeah. you've got five seconds to pi it up before e grime gets ont. >> seth: yeah, it's a full -- it's a full five seconds these days >> that's what it is >> seth: okay. >> larry is a grimy hot dog.

he won a golden globe for "angels in america" which was by many accounts groundbreaking, and you maycall his portrayal of, and that would be hard for anyone, martin luther king in the movie "boycott." >> there comes a time when time itself is ready for a change. and that time has come in montgomery. our opponents, and i hate to think of our government officers as opponents, but that's what they are. they have tried all sorts of things to break us, but we still hold steadfast. >> jeffrey was in london shooting a movie when the covid-19 outbreak began to spread. he was working with this project in his brooklyn neighborhood sponsors food deliveries from local restaurants with local workers. what started with two restaurants and a hash tag spreading online has turned into brooklyn for life and now supports 32 different restaurants in brooklyn, feeding people and helping people who serve in four of the hardest hit medical centers. because of course new york is the epicenter as well as seven different paramedic stations. jeffrey wright is here now. looking forward to this, not only to talk

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thank you so much for joining us tonigh >> announcer: today on "tamron hall," globin domestic golden globeng actor america are doing at this point in the pandemic? what happens in states that i've lifted lockdown and are preparing to open schools? a conversation with our neighbors from across the country. next, on "tamron hall." ♪ >> tamron: welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. our first guest today started in one of the hottest new series. i'm telling you, go on social media. everyone is binging, washin watg it, with an opinion on it. it's called "hollywood," on netflix. it's set in 1947. he reimagines, if you will, what hollywood would have been like if everyone were equal. iit's a classic mayan the migraine review production. i call it wineglass warily >> this town is all about dreams. my customers don't just come here for gas. >> i want to go to dreamland. >> you get in the car with them, have a drink maybe. >> sometimes. sometimes you have to service. >> tamron: dylan mcdermott joins us from his home in l.a. this character was based on the late scotty bowers, who was, at the time, c

even got to capitol grounds of big name address like the golden globes absolutely i mean we i know as an african-american person that any type of any type of weaponry or even a cell phone card whatever it is that you might have in your hands equals you've done you don't have to have any type of weaponry so this is really really shocking and upsetting at the same time. the coronavirus this catastrophic consequences to the global economy people's livelihoods and wellbeing are well documented the bias is changing everything about how we function some of these changes are to protect us from the spread of covert 19 other changes are self-imposed particularly to wade through economic trouble it's predicted that american women will see another dip in childbirth due to war women delaying parenthood that's typically what happens after a major economic downturn the us saw this in 2008 as the housing market crashed due to employment uncertainty and the living wage opportunities childbirth continues to decrease but being able to control when and if you become a mother is a luxury the coronavirus

here is the golden globe. the east bay and mount diablo, the sun is about to rise. a mild start to the day. in the 50s and 60s this morning. 61 in oakland and 64 in san jose. upper 50s for livermore. let's talk about the heat advisory. that will kick in from 11 o'clock until 7 o'clock tonight.r tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. the hottest temperatures so far of the ekend. all of our inland locations are under heat advisory. please be safe and drink plenty of water. temperatures will be climbing for memorial day. some of the hotspots are going to be in the 90s around the bay we will be in the 70s and 80s and along the coast we have sunshine and low 70s. plenty of sunshine today. we will heat up this afternoon about 20 degrees above average. the hottest days this week will be coming art wait tuesday and wednesday. that is because of the strong ridge of high pressure. that will be in place over the next few days with offshore winds and that will help heat us up. as we go hour by hour you can see the sunshine and plenty of sunshine. hotter for your tuesday and wednesda

here is a look at the salesforce tower camera with the golden globe about to rise. and it is a warm start to our day. we're looking@50s and 60s this morning with clear skies. 61 in oakland, livermore is 64, 57 in san jose and 65 degrees currently so the heat advisory continues and we are looking at from 11 am to 7 pm for most of the bay area except for the coast and immediate shorelines. please be safe and try to stay cool in this heat. we could see record-breaking high temperatures once again. likely, through our afternoon, we will have more. check out what we could see. especially from san jose, napa and santa rosa, it could break or tie the record highs for today. it is sunny and hotter this afternoon and we have a heat wave finally breaking later on this week and we are tracking the next weather system that will bring the chance of some showers on saturday and could see some isolated thunderstorms. we will be watching that potential and could see a high fire danger with those isolated thunderstorms. here is the satellite and radar view. there is the strong ridge

earlier today, i got the chance to talk to golden globe winning actor taraji p. henson.unched a free virtual therapy sup campaign to help people access mental health services who otherwise couldn't afford it. we talked about that and much more, so check it out. taraji p. henson, welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> yes, thanks for having me. >> trevor: how are you holding up in quarantine? your hair looks great. >> thank you! i've learned to do a lot in this quarantine, and this is one of the projects. i'm getting better each and every time. the first time, it took me three days. this time, it took me four hours? no -- yeah, four hours. >> trevor: wow. you've always been an advocate for mental health issues. you've always spoken out about it, you've always encouraged people to talk about it, share about it, get the help they need, remove all the stigmas in talking about mental health, and i've always appreciated you. i know your foundation is going doing something around coronavirus. tell us. >> we doing a covid 19 virtual fundraiser. we're offering five therapy se

it's a cheetos thing. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: our next guest is a golden globe award-winninghts. let's take a look. >> hola, amigo >> i'm hawaiian. >> sorry aloha, amigo listen, izzy we go way back so i don't mind saying, you guys are slipping. your job is to clean this plane from soup to nuts and you're doing a great job on the soup, but the nuts need a little more attention. i can't spend my time cleaning my own cockpit unless any of you know how to land a plane and want to switch jobs. >> i'm actually at 1,300 pilot hours. >> exactly, so moving forward, let's see some of that extra effort >> seth: please welcome to the show dylan mcdermott, everyone ♪ [ cheering and applause >> seth: welcome to the show >> thanks, man nice to be here. >> seth: this is very fun to see you in a comedy. i feel we know you from more serious roles. are you enjoying doing something this funny >> this is the best job in the world. although, i was funny on "the practice" and "american horror story. >> seth: yeah. oh, really >> maybe you - >> seth: oh, okay, i maybe slightly missed the jokes. >> ye

he's an emmy and golden globe winning comedian and actor you know from "the office" and "extras. the second season of his show "afterlife" is streaming on netflix now. ricky gervais is back. but first, "a closer look. >> seth: hello everyone, and welcome back to the attic. now, as some of you know, i have been dealing with a wasp infestation up here while i've been taping the show there was even a fly-by last week it got so bad that i said to myself, "if there's a pest worse than wasps, i'd love to know what it is." and lo and behold, i open "the new york times" on saturday to read, "murder hornets in the u.s. murder hornets thank you for giving us the uplifting non-covid-related news we've all been looking for, "new york times." anyway, story gave me a whole new appreciation for my nonlethal wasps who i'm almost certain aren't murder hornets in disguise although one of them keeps telling me i'm pretty and bringing me trinkets and based on every true crime doc i've watched on netflix, that is a -- a red flag. but to thank them for not being murder hornets, i have added a few of t

. >> jimmy: she's an emmy and golden globe nominated actor from "westworld," we love having her on theis my office and i play piano in here sometimes yeah >> jimmy: wow, i love it, it's so cool. how is your quarantine, how are you doing? >> i'm okay. you know, i'm good i'm comfortable, i'm privileged, i am home schooling, though, so that kind of evens the playing field out a little bit >> jimmy: yeah it really does honestly, it's teacher appreciation week, and man oh man, i don't know if anyone could appreciate teachers more than we are right now. >> they've done such an amazing job at making it kind of a a seamless transition and doing everything on zoom and they've just been working around the clock and yeah, hats off to teachers, 100 percent. >> jimmy: yeah, how are they even learning how to do zoom and google drive i mean, we didn't know what these things were four weeks ago. >> my son has more conference calls than i do now. it's really -- i just don't want to feel like - >> jimmy: me too me too >> i don't feel like parents should be teaching their kids anything except how to be a

now — an academy award, a tony, 10 baftas, two golden globes, and that‘s before we even mention her classicturning cover girl and gracing the pages of british vogue — becoming the oldest person ever to do so at — i‘m sure she won‘t mind me telling you — the age of 85! and i am delighted to say damejudi dench joins me from her home via phone. i hope you did not mind mentioning your age because there you are on the cover of british vogue and about time, is in it? who would have thought, and if you had not mentioned that i suspect i would. i was completely bowled over to be asked to do it because vogue is something that i had seen for many yea rs something that i had seen for many years and indeed all those beautiful people. i am amazed to be on the front, very flattered. is a wonderful cover, are you pleased with a? i have not seen it properly andi with a? i have not seen it properly and i probably will not look for a bit. it is all over our screens. money talk more broadly about the entertainment industry, there are so many aspects of our lives that have been changed and devastated by corona

. >> she is the golden globe winning star of the hit show "black-ish."u for being with us. joining us from your home, good to see you, oh, stylish as always. we're going to talk about your big singing debut in a moment but first the dancing. those videos that you posted online. where did you get those moves? >> obviously didn't get the moves, robin. i don't know if you tried to do a tiktok but it is so much for the brain and the body to do it at the same time. i was like i cannot do this so instead i just made my moves. >> it was brilliant. >> i did not do it. >> uh-huh. but you have challenged others. we'll see if they're up to the challenge. okay, my friend, you can sing. you can flat out sing. i mean your voice, your music -- this is the first time you've ever recorded. why did you make us wait so long, tracee? >> i don't know. i think i got busy doing other things, robin. my -- i mean, i was doing pretty good with the tv and the acting and all that and then this role came along and that childhood dream that has been just like waiting to get out, go t

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