♪ >> jimmy: hunter hayes is sitting in with the cletones tonight. hbach, music from paramore and bryan cranston are here too. we don't hear much good news lately, but this is an encouraging report. according to the centers for disease control, american teenagers are drinking less than they have in a long time. teen alcohol consumption is the lowest it's been since 1991. i guess it's hard to drink when your hands are always texting. [ laughter ] i don't know if it is good -- i don't know if teenagers are drinking less because they're smoking more pot or what. but while it is good for our kids and their health and safety, this is not particularly good news for everyone. >> hello, teens. it's me, your parents' liquor cabinet. recent reports say you've cut way down on drinking, and that's great. for you. but teen drinking is my only chance to get rid of some of these bottles way in the back, the ones your parents would never miss, like galliano. what is it? all i know is it's a weird bottle and i want it out. how about that apricot brandy back there? jus

want crazy ♪ are you with me, baby ♪ let's be crazy ♪ >> jimmy: that's five-time grammy nominee hunter hayesetones. thank you, hunter. you can see hunter live this saturday, at the malibu guitar festival. >> jimmy: tonight, from the new big screen version of "baywatch," kelly rohrbach is here. then, their latest album is called "after laughter," paramore from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. the kids have been lined up outside for paramore since this morning. tomorrow, johnny depp will be here, science bob pflugfelder will join us, and we'll have music from linkin park. please join us for all of that. >> jimmy: our first guest won so many emmys that they finally kicked him off of television for good he's an oscar-nominated movie star, with a new movie called "wakefield" that opens friday. please say hello to [ cheering and applause ] bryan cranston. [ cheering and applause ]. >> jimmy: bryan, really good to see you. >> good to see you, too. thank you. >> jimmy: i don't mean to put you on the spot. you're a guy, you grew up here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there's a young woman in our audience tonigh