tonight, jim carrey, "the bachelorette" rachel lindsay, and music from bush.ere's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

tonight, jim carrey, "the bachelorette" rachel lindsay, and music from bush.w, remain seated, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

tonight, jim carrey, "the bachelorette" rachel lindsay, and music from bush.in seated, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> the next year, she broke through playing opposite jim carrey.u can count on me and the savages. linney has found success on tv as well. earning an emmy was frazier's girlfriend. >> it starts at 2:00 -- it's only -- oh, dear god! >> and another for her portrayal of abigail adams in the landmark hbo series" john adams. >> i realize this is embarrassing i'm a well educated person. >> a lot of person learned from that series. >> i know. >> linney won fans and another emmy for her leading role on the show. the one she was asked about the most is sarah from the beloved 2003 film "love actually." >> okay. that's done. >> and the cast is getting back together later this month for a reunion sequel. >> can you believe the way that movie has endured through the years? >> well, i think the reason it's so irresistible is that there's a genuine kindness and sweet to ness to that film that normally is dismissed. >> you're beautiful. >> everyone that i talked to before i came out, you've got to ask her about that again. did you get to see everybody again? >> i

for jim carrey plays the riddler and puts the thing on that can read brain waves?ot of science fiction behind the idea of reading the brain. but now it seems like there might be a little more science than fiction. neurocoreey say at about what the results are? reporter: fitted to be pretty careful about the ways in which they are wording their claims, but they have said of until the past week or so on their website that they stood by their claims that technology could be used to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, autism, migraines, and the like. why a chinese peroxide company paid $1 billion for a talking cat. the world's 119th ranked golfer. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." oliver: you can get us on the radio at sirius xm channel 119 and on am 11 30 in new york and 1200 and boston. carol: and in london on the abm ux three and on asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. oliver: the curious case of the billion dollar cat. carol: and why a chinese peroxide company paid $1 billion for the talking tom app. reporter: they had worked

jim carrey plays the riddler and puts the thing on that can read brain waves?ot of science fiction behind the idea of reading the brain. but now it seems like there might be a little more science than fiction. what do they say at neurocore about what the results are? carol: what are the promises they are making? reporter: neurocore -- they tend to be pretty careful about the ways in which they are precisely wording their claims. but they have said of until the past week or so on their website, that they stood by their claims that technology could be used to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, autism, migraines, and the like. carol: up next, why a chinese peroxide company paid $1 billion for a talking cat. oliver: plus living is good for the world's 119th ranked golfer. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. oliver: and i'm oliver renick. you can get us on the radio at sirius xm channel 119, and on am 1130 in new york, and 1200 in boston. carol: and in london on the abm ux3, and in asia on the

the great chris cornell tonight. [ cheers and applause ] next week, we have brand new shows with jim carreyt-smith, rachel, "the bachelorette" connie nielsen will be here, jon bass, plus music from bush, zach brown band, lil yachty, and u2 will be here in celebration -- this is very, very exciting -- of the 30th anniversary of "the joshua tree" album. please join us for all of that. our first guest is an oscar-nominated, golden globe-winning actor who buckles swash again as captain jack sparrow in "pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales." it opens in theaters and imax a week from tomorrow. please welcome johnny depp. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's starting a tradition now. >> it's tradition. nobody else has picked up on it yet. >> jimmy: thank goodness. hey, i want to tell you a story. i came into work this morning as i typically do, drove in, parked my car. there were a bunch of people waiting outside, which normally there aren't. so some of the people wanted pictures. and i was kind of wondering what was going on. and so finally this guy's lik

now stick around for james corden and his guests jim carrey, al madrigal, and andrew santino. access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry 'bout ♪ where you come from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show

. >> jim carrey. >> jimmy: yeah.t was like -- >> jimmy: david alan grier -- >> the jurassic park of comedians. gah! damon wayans-saurus. it was crazy. >> jimmy: but yeah -- but now i heard that you're going to get back to stand up this summer. >> i got to -- i got to -- so make sure you all check me out. i'm coming -- [ cheers and applause ] i got to do some stand-up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? what are you doing? >> i just got stories man. i got stories, and i'm going to go to all the comedy clubs that i started out in. so i'll be in boston at daniel hall, but it'll be like a a pop-up. so you follow me on my instagram. @iamjamiefoxx on instagram, and i will let you know a few days here, because i want to work out, i got new jokes, man. >> jimmy: really? >> i got jokes, baby. >> jimmy: you got to get them out of your head. >> oh, my goodness. so much is going on. >> jimmy: can you tell the story about mike tyson? >> that was the -- when i first started doing stand-up, man, and i was so hot. i

i think it's produced by jim carrey.howtime.com. please welcome the very funny al madrigal, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. appreciate it. i just, i just went to my first black barber shop. [ light laughter ] it wasn't a choice. i just saw the barber pole and i needed a haircut. and i walked in. and i saw it was all black guys. at that point you can't just go, "oh, sorry. [ laughter ] didn't know it was one of these ones." and walk away. [ laughter ] i stayed in there. took it. i got the straight razor shave. i'm not sure if you know what i'm talking about, the old-timey shave with the hot towel on your face. but i'm highly allergic, so i take an allergy pill almost every single day. i have an inhaler. if anyone wants to mess with me, no need to heckle. all you gotta do is throw one of those fabric softener sheets up here. [ laughter ] break out in hives and run away. so i get the shave and this guy takes this handful of this aftershave eucalyptus times ten stuff this only black guys know about. [ laug