let's take a look. >> heidi klum. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> heidi klum!ry, very serious. >> jimmy: when you look at that, do you see that you made mistakes or do you feel like you were doing it right? >> i was very, very nervous. i'm still nervous, obviously, when you are in front of a lot of people, especially, because you never know. things can always go wrong. but at that time i was just -- i was super nervous. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have another show called "making the cut" on amazon prime video. >> yes. >> jimmy: this is the second season of that show. >> yes. >> jimmy: you and tim gunn, who's delightful. >> i love him, my tv husband, the longest marriage i've ever been in, 17 years. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yes. >> jimmy: tim gunn, there's a bunch of designers, a million-dollar prize -- >> designers from all over the world. every week, when we have a winning look, people can buy it immediately. amazon, you have it in two days. >> jimmy: they can buy the clothes? >> the clothes, yeah, all $100 or less and we sell it a

tonight -- heidi klum, mike epps, and music from madness. and now, jimmy kimmel!m the host. thank you for watching. thanks for looking me. thanks for everything. that's very kind. we have a lot to report tonight, and i want to start with an update on a story we went through last night. in houston, there was a bengal tiger on the loose, just strolling through a neighborhood. nobody knew whose tiger it was. until a man, who is out on bond for murder, showed up, grabbed the tiger, and fled the scene. the police chased the man briefly and then lost him, which is weird. last night it got weirder.

tomorrow night, heidi klum and mike epps with music from madness. "nightline" is next.m. >> concerned about the dose of hope. how a group of republican lawmakers are helping change minds. >> ready, one, two, three. >> and as the fda approves the pfizer vaccine for children ages 12 and up, where america now stands on the path to herd immunity. >>> plus body positivity model tess holaday saying she is battling a form of anorexia. >> i was literally starving. >> challenging what a eating disorder looks like. >> you can't look at someone and tell whether or not they're healthy. you just can't. >> "nightline" will be rig

right now on jimmy kimmel heidi klum. have a great weekend! >> "localish: bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. the bay area is full of legends, from heroes to innovators totor. ere are many people whotorecogno it's time to celebrate our localish legends. meet ultra marathon man dean karnazes. ♪ >> the longest i've run nonstop is 350 miles, and that was over 80 hours of running -- 80 hours and 44 minutes. ♪ i've also run across the u.s. so i've run from los angeles to new york city, and that was 3,000 miles. that was 75 days, though, so that is the longest 75 days i've spent running. you know, people say, "during a race, have you ever had the desire to stop?" and i would say, "almost every single race." you know, if you don't have the desire to stop, then you're not pushing yourself hard enough. it's kind of having the mental fortitude to override what your body's saying, which is, "stop." so having the self-discipline and the sheer grunt work of just continuing to go is something you sometimes force yourself to do. ♪ th

applause ] next week, we've got quite a lineup of guests next week with chris rock, ewan mcgregor, heidi klume epps, wanda sykes. music from madness, morray, lucky day featuring yebba, and mod sun with avril lavigne. so please join us for all that fun. [ cheers and applause ] on this national nurses day, our first guest has a lot of experience playing one on "e.r." you know her from "the good wife," and now her new memoir, "sunshine girl: an unexpected life" say hello to julianna margulies. [ cheers and applause ] hi, julianna, how are you? >> hi, i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: good to see you, how's it going? >> it's going well on this national nurses day. >> jimmy: is it appropriate for me to wish you a happy national nurses day? >> so here's the beauty of living in new york city. and it is appropriate. sort of. because i did represent nurses, right? >> jimmy: true, true. >> and i was proud to do that. i was walking home today, and i saw maybe 30 nurses dancing in the square right at street and seventh avenue, musing blaring, filming this great dance i guess for some nbc show. >> jimmy: u

like, they're going to be -- i mean, i think -- i think we have heidi klum sitting next to the situation not only am i just want to see it, because i do legitimately love reality tv that's what i watch the most of >> me too. >> jimmy: i love "the challenge. i love "below deck." i love all that stuff. telling you, you're so fast and funny -- we need this now >> thank you >> jimmy: we need a good, funny award show where you can come out and just say stuff and, yeah. >> award shows are broken, kind of i was watching, you know -- the oscars felt like, this year, it felt like a scientology fundraiser [ laughter ] the golden globes on zoom. jason sudeiki wearing a tie-dye hoodie >> jimmy: yeah >> they're broken. so, now we get to reinvent them and the thing i love about the show, is that, it's i like reality shows, because people always say reality tv is fake, and i hate when people dismiss it like that because, they go, "oh, reality tv is fake." and, it's like, "well, i'm sorry, the scripted shows you love are more fake than that those are, you know, actors --" >> jimmy: scripted >> --playing

lemonis: wherever heidi klum is from. lulu: no, denmark. she's from germany. lemonis: okay.u: yeah. lemonis: it's not that far. lulu: close enough, close enough. so this is actually the production facility, and they have a couple of different clients. i'm one of them. we have our leather sourcing next door. this is where we design, so we have everything made here and shipped out of here. lemonis: so this is the equivalent of a copacker. this is your manufacturing partner. lulu: that's exactly right. how we designed it up until now is, we actually have a core collection, and we really don't go with trends. we try not to follow trends. we're definitely more classic. lemonis: is that you or the business? lulu: me. lemonis: okay, because i'm going to keep asking you that. lulu: uh-oh, okay. lemonis: yeah, uh-oh is right. lulu: oh. lemonis: i find it odd that lulu tells me right out of the gate that she doesn't follow trends. now i know that there's this idea about being unique, and that's fine. but can you be unique and follow the trend? lulu: this is florence, our production ma

in for what's up nat mo >> the judges are all back in good health you may remember last season heidi klumking more fit than ever, simon is now fully recovered and still fielding questions about the bike accident and major back surgery that had him absent from the judges' table most of last season >> actually where terry is pretty much sitting is that is where it was we actually do have it, as i just said, on security cameras e everywhere, my elbows. >> there are blood marks somewhere. >> right here. this is the crime scene. why would you keep that. >> because we're having a watch party after this >> yeah. we're going to cheer ourselves up. >> now he's back where he belongs as agt's head judge a sign things are getting back to normal. >> i think season 16 is the light at the end of everyone's tunnel >> yeah. >> but we're all back and all together. >> including sofia vergara who joined the show last season. >> the lucky charm >> they tried to blame me for everything that happened, even the pandemic i don't care what they say i had a great time my first season there was a point that it looke