it's on hbo, tomorrow. >> yes >> jimmy: so it's your second hbo special.people that open for me, and i open for them, and they're the headliner. so, i'm giving -- it's their night for them to be funny as hell >> jimmy: that's a great - >> you know, chaunte wayans, d.c. ervin, esau mcgraw, and tony baker and it's a really fun night of comedy >> jimmy: good for you for doing that - >> yeah. >> jimmy: and getting their careers kicked off i love that, just like - [ cheers and applause it's like rodney dangerfield type of stuff. >> opening for people -- nobody understands how hard it is to open for people. as an opener, it's a very hard thing. like, for me, i opened -- i had my brothers. i opened for them. that was hard. >> jimmy: was it really? >> yeah, because my brothers are mean, and -- [ laughter ] no, i opened for them -- >> jimmy: is this damon? >> damon, keenan, shawn, and - >> jimmy: you opened for all of them >> jackie, jermaine, all the wayans [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i love jermaine. jermaine wayans? >> we went on a tour, right? and so, they made

season one and two of the show are streaming right now on hbo max. show, and it's very nice to meet you >> likewise. >> jimmy: you look fantastic >> thank you >> jimmy: in addition to being a great actor, you're also a a stand-up comic >> mmm >> jimmy: which i think is -- helps with the show, probably. >> sure. >> jimmy: are you doing shows this summer? >> um, i am. i'm going on the road, and - >> jimmy: do you like going on the road >> i do. you know, it's similar, a little bit different - i don't travel in quite as luxurious style as deborah vance. >> jimmy: yeah >> deborah vance, the fictional character, her -- her motto is "less is less. >> jimmy: uh-huh >> and my motto is of course, "the exit row is the first class of coach," so -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it actually is, yeah it really is >> when you think about it >> jimmy: of course. i always ask for the exit row. >> that's what i tell myself >> jimmy: it's a lot of pressure, though, i feel, for me, 'cause like, i have to save everyone's life in case of emergency. [ light laughter ] >> ye

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "house of the dragon" premieres sunday night on hbo and hbo max.u walked out, i thought maybe she curtsy or something. you are the new queen. >> and i'm really upset that you didn't. you all should have done. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, after squatting down in the catcher's position, i don't think i could curtsy right now. >> i was going to be striked out. i don't know what that means. >> jimmy: oh you don't know? have you ever been to a baseball game? >> once went to a pirates game in pittsburgh. >> jimmy: really? were you shooting there? >> we were shooting in pittsburgh, yeah. it was very fun. >> jimmy: do you remember who they played? >> i just remember the hot dogs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, the pirates versus the hot dogs. once again, the hot dogs won. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, it's great to have you here. and congratulations on becoming a part of this show after -- "game of thrones" was such a hugely popular show. you don't know how the follow-up is going to be. and it turns out the follow-up is also hugely popular. >> i know.

tonight. [ cheers and applause last night was the incredible season finale of "the white lotus" on hbod this morning, our first guest got a golden globe nomination for her amazing performance. our friend, aubrey plaza will be here [ cheers and applause and they are emmy-nominated writers, creators, and stars of "sherman's showcase" as well as "south side," which is back with season 3 on hbo max. and shoemaker, mike shoemaker, our mike shoemaker, says it's the funniest show on television. bashir salahuddin and diallo riddle will also be here. [ cheers and applause but before we get to that, far-right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene joked over the weekend that if she and former trump adviser steve bannon had been in charge of the insurrection on january 6th, they would have been armed, and they would have won. the comments come as greene prepares to take on an influential role in the new gop majority in the house. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as we've been discussing for the past few weeks, the gop performance in november's midter

new episodes premiere friday nights on hbo and hbo max.th: welcome to the show, bomani i'm so happy to have you here. >> i appreciate it you give everybody the dap hug like that, or am i special >> seth: you're special. >> okay. just checking. >> seth: you know, i don't know if i gave it to your sister when she was here because this is very fun your sister was the first in your family to be on the show. she's an author. she wrote an incredible book called "an american marriage." >> yeah, i have to say i was very excited and proud of myself until i realized i was second place in my own household getting on this television show. >> seth: but you do have siblings who haven't been on the show as well >> yeah, i do. i do have a couple of those. >> seth: okay, great so you can lord it over them >> like my brother lives across the street from me i will definitely have to tell him that you're going to have to figure something out you better start telling some jokes or dancing or something. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, you have covered sports for a l

♪ >> jimmy: that's back on hbo on sunday, right?er the debate, you know, bernie and elizabeth warren are old friends. they actually met at benjamin franklin's bar mitzvah. but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. watch what happened between them after the debate. here now he tries to shake her hand, she kind of holds back. and they have a seemingly heated discussion. there's been a lot of speculation about what was being said. some said they weren't arguing, some said she didn't want to shake bernie's hand because it smells like brylcreem and gefilte fish. cnn released the audio of the conversation, and yes, it was an argument. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> no, let's not do it right now, you want to have that discussion, we'll have that discussion, you called me a liar, you told me -- let's not do it. >> i just want to say hi, bernie. >> yeah, good. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: tom steyer's like, get me back on my jet, quick! [ laughter ] it's

hbo was the original in terms of premium tv.r playbook and they still had not only the catalog of course of the sopranos in sex in the city, just like that succession buried , and a lot of new companies. you can see the competition. it is stiff. as you suggest, jack, who will pay for all of these? that is a real problem. the company's by the way right now are not pricing for profitability. they are pricing for market share. trying to have the arms race a little bit. the company says that they are profitable. warner bros. discovery in terms of their max out for the whole year. but it will be a dogfight. >> gandy, with the stock down so much, does that mean, would you say the stock is a buy at this point? >> well, jacob, the stock had a terrible session on friday. has not done well since that merger we talked about last spring. it is down and out. value players around sniffing in the stock and have been. you have to really be careful. —-dash catch a falling knife. they could be here. it looks cheap, it could get cheaper kind of th

season 3 of "barry" the 24th on hbo max.. tomorrow night, gillian anderson, janelle james and music from maxwell. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪ chicken finger, cheesy fries, chocolate pies, yum yum, num num, toot toot, pop ♪ . ♪ yum, yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ ♪ yum yum, num num, toot toot, poop ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, behind the spotlight -- >> look straight ahead! >>> jeanette mccurdy, child star turned best-selling phenom. you pulled back the curtain on childhood stardom. it is not a pretty picture. >> not as i see it, no. >> we watched her grow up on nickelodeon. now living in gratitude a

she's starring in the second season of "the white lotus," which airs sunday nights on hbo and hbo maxme with him than cameron sometimes. because he's so busy at work such a cutie want to see a pic? ♪ >> this is just a picture of your kids. >> is it whoopsie >> seth: please welcome to the show, meghann fahy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: how are you >> oh, i'm great i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you. i'm also very happy -- this is your first time on the show. but we also -- it's the first time we've had your family in the audience, which is very exciting for us. [ cheers and applause >> i don't know where they are oh, there they are hi, guys >> seth: i'm so glad i was worried they'd be way farther back >> yeah, me too. >> seth: we'd be like, "why did we give them such bad seats? this is great to have you here this is the first time on our show but you have been in this building before, because there's a very important person in your life who is located here >> that's right. my dentist >> seth: your dentist! [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> set

there's no age cutoff at hbo.is, is there an age problem here, and how do we respond to it? >> yes, i think george stephanopoulos is too old to do that job. no, i did an editorial on diane finestein, one of the last shows we did before i was shut down. i can't remember who we were quoting but we were quoting democrats who were defending dianne feinstein who was saying the attacks on her were anti-femme -- what's the word i'm looking for? >> misogynistic? >> yeah, that too. that's ridiculous. it has nothing to do with the fact that she's a woman. it's that she thinks the coat rack is barbara stan wick. but in this case, it's ridiculous. remember strom thurmond? he was, like -- how old was he? and was daughtering and drooling. >> he was in his 90. he was in the senate, and they'd wheel him in and he'd raise his hand and you couldn't tell it was up or down. the aide would be like, that's down. >> if we're getting pudding that's -- you're allowed to run in you're any age. you can run if you're in jail. >> you can run

done the thick of it and in the loop in the uk was creating this comedy about american politics for hbo what i'd be interested in, kind of helping out with the accuracy and some of the consulting on the scripts. and it seemed like a great side job to do. i was in law school, so i said yes and that was shortly after the pilot. fascinating. so each of you have studied this question about the relationship between art and life or experienced it in different ways. so what do you see as the relationship between art and life? do they mimic one another. i guess i'll jump in on that. that's for the theater. but i, you know, least on the west wing, there is, a great deal of mimicry and those of us who got experience politics in the nineties, i think it was so recognizable, especially in the early seasons, that the show was trying to give us the same that we were seeing with with bill and newt gingrich and sort this this battle and scandals everywhere. right. hearings, that kind of thing. but, of course, you know, in the aaron sorkin world where the art part kicked in really was that it was going

distributed everywhere european countries, but when i found out that the british sold the film to the hboel literally from the first time, and i understood that it will be shown on hbo already in november. and in ukraine, our air defense got a little better, people began to go to the cinema, more or less not in the volume that was desired, well, vitaly mykolayovych, you understand that i am aware that this is not a commercial story, that's why we did not put there is no hope for a super commercial success. i only hope that you and i have a critical-thinking audience that is not afraid at any time. well, to look inside is for her a film on the credits. today i went to the hall at four in different cities and countries, you see how people react to the credits, they react everywhere in the same way, everywhere people are just in tears and trying to find a way to explain what happened to them during these one and a half hours, but then i talk to them and each of them says that i need time er we we will write to you tomorrow, but this is very strong, these are phrases that are usually heard af

new episodes come out sundays on hbo max.u, too. >> jimmy: congratulations on your show coming back. >> thank you. yeah, finally. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it was almost a reboot, it had been gone so long. >> yeah, it felt like that. >> jimmy: how long had it been since the last regular episode? i know you did some special episodes to tide people over. >> since the last regular episode, we were cut off march 2020, like three days before we were supposed to start filming. >> jimmy: wow. march of 2020. >> it was a rude awakening. >> jimmy: and i don't know, maybe this isn't funny, but i think it's kind of funny. zendaya is so unbelievably popular with teenagers and below, sub-teenagers, that she had to post a warning on her instagram telling them not to watch the show. which, if i'm a kid and i see that, this is going to make me definitely watch the show. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. i know i would have done the same thing. >> jimmy: there was a time in my life where i wouldn't watch a show unless it said intended for a mature audi

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>> thanks ♪ ♪ >> harry potter in celebration of the 20th anniversary, hbo max is reuniting the cast forpecial out new year's day. >> will include behind-the-scenes look at megahit franchise, and interviews with the now grown-up cast. >> and a teaser of a sneak peek. >> on new year's day, hbo maxis bring bringing back the magic of "harry potter" with the 20th anniversary of hogwarts with in-depth interviews, daniel radcliffe, emma watson, the redheaded one, and the sorting hat, and he will spell the tea. >> dobby was an absolute horn dog who would not leave maggie smith alone. especially when cocaine was involved. >> lucius and draco, those blonde bitches, let's just say that it does not match the wand. >> plus the outtakes. >> yes, i use griffin, goo goo could chew, son of a leap. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert," tonight, the vatican city. and stephen welcomes david alan grier, and dave takes the colbert questionnaire, featuring john baptiste and state human, now live on tape from. sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> hbo's bill maher, also a member of thehe rest of his production staff and posted quote, i love my writers, i am one of them but i'm not prepared to lose an entire year and see so many below the line people suffer so much unquote. what do you make of the decision made by bill maher, drew barrymore, jennifer hudson and are they undermining the negotiation position? >> there's a distinction between bill maher and the others because he's a writer's guild member. the others is sag members. he's going back to work. there are other hosts of shows that are taking care of themselves by paying for them themselves. we're all worried about our crews and the ripple effect the work stoppage has created. but there's definitely some anger that he's doing that. >> what do you say to the people like bill maher who are concerned about look, i mean, i get the arguments but it's 135 days and there are a lot of blue collar people who work paycheck to paycheck and i'm not going to be writing my monologues, all the writer stuff, but these people

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>> reporter: the hbo series "hard knocks" focused on jets training camp. the team and rodgers looked good. and the talk was bold. >> we expect to go out there and dominate and make a run to the super bowl >> reporter: loyal jets fans have faced season after season of disappointment they were filled with hope who could blame them aaron rodgers was supposed to be the savior but this is football and fairy tales are rarely scripted. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> when we come back, we'll have more from on the ground inside iran, and what's next for the new generation here >>> finally, from here in tehran, a closer look at life inside iran, and the challenges of a new generation for americans and iranians of a certain age, it is a place that stirs deep emotions, and memories of an event that dominated the news for over 444 days. the former u.s. embassy in tehran, site of the 1979 hostage crisis still have the plaque up there, the united states of america embassy. now, an anti-american themed museum, memorializing another time, but embodying a tortured r

she is a good friend of ours here at late night who you know from hbo's "girls" and jordan peele's "get. she starrs and executive produced "m3gan," which was a huge hit this weekend. allison williams will be here, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he just won the new york film critics circle award for best director for his epic action drama film "rrr," which is currently streaming on netflix. it is amazing. i really cannot recommend enough how much i think you should see it s.s. rajamouli will be joining us [ cheers and applause it's going to be a great show. before we get to all that -- well, republicans in the house finally elected a speaker post-midnight early on saturday after kevin mccarthy acquiesced to the demands of the most extreme members of his caucus, the same people who tried to overthrow the 2020 election in a stunning and humiliating turn of events that nearly led to a physical brawl on the house floor and almost certainly portends nonstop chaos for the next two years for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: it took four days an

french conductor er a professor of the lausanne conservatory uh, he uh, in the past he was the first hboparis uh, a radio orchestra, uh, a musician with a lot of experience, and we also had master classes, and the program of french music was great, that's why that we have a few different styles and, uh, musicians, an orchestra, he has to, uh, swim like seas between styles in order to grow professionally, and uh, i am grateful to him, on the first day when he arrived, he came under uh, bombardment, uh sasha er oleksandr zyntsov also when he came. it was his next visit two weeks later, he got under boarding, but it strengthened their spirit and they are ready to come again, that is, having gained this experience, they agreed to come during the season. that's how we build our season little by little from one to the next, and this anniversary season will be a showpiece. we will be able and will be able to show the experience we gained during those one and a half years when er started full-scale i already told you that i was lost, there were no conductors, soloists er , we are very -e of this

. >> reporter: new orleans native actor wendell pierce, better mown for his work in the hbo drama "theand muscle dead in the warehouse? >> reporter: his childhood in lake pontchartrain park defined him. >> this neighborhood was born in the 1950s as a concession. it takes a village to raise a child, and we were a true village, true community, really. >> reporter: then a drowned new orleans. >> brick by brick, house by house, block by block. we brought it back twaus too important to let it go. >> reporter: register of historic places. >> we preserved it, it will service us. >> reporter: hoping for the same success. you called this a symbolic fight for new york city. what do you mean by that? >> it's a fight about preserving our connection to each other. there's nothing wrong with development, we need development at the city. but not at the cost of places like this. >> byron: our thanks to ashan. >>> up next, are you runway ready? we've got a front-row seat at new york fashion week. so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easily it picked up my hair every time i dried it! onl

. >> especially everyian watched the "hard knocks" op hbo. >> i know.o excited for team. >> it's a bummer. the season is over for the 39-year-old rodgers. question now is, is his hall of fame career over? that could be. rodgers tore his achilles last night on this play monday night football in his much anticipated debut for the new york jets. it happened in his first series, just four plays into his jets career after coming over from the green bay packers. the jets entered this game with super bowl aspirations. now, though, their hall of fame to be quarterback out and the team will turn to a backup qb. here is their head coach who used to be an assistant coach for the 49ers. >> i feel more for aaron than anyone. you know, he has invested so much into this organization. so much into this journey that he has embarked on and wanting to be a part of what we've got going here and how much he has invest e vested in this organization and his teammates, himself, this fan base, this city. you know, so i have a lot of emotions for him. >> so well spoken, robert s

reporter: he expressed frustrations about what he deems unfair residual compensation for his work on hbo'sre" and countless other popular shows. >> i got an envelope of 56 checks. and out of 50 of them, i would even say -- i would venture to say 10 of them didn't equal a dollar. >> reporter: we caught up back on the picket lines as the strike continues into its second full month. are people getting desperate at this point? >> people were desperate in the beginning. we're just exhausted. it's breaking my heart to see how many people -- people don't understand, especially from black folks. every perch that leaves is a bit of the infrastructure that we have to protect our stories. >> reporter: is there a point in which people have to relent, like okay, we're going to lose but maybe we can moderate our demands? >> no. no. if you do that, you lose sight of what we're fighting for. so if we relent, we get the pennies that we started with. and we know we deserve more. >> reporter: the amptp and wga head back to the negotiating table tomorrow, but in the meantime, some big-name stars have used the

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