that's just a day where you're gonna fully judy garland.h: oh, that's fantastic. will you have guests at your residency? >> yes. so every night there's going to be -- >> seth: every night a different person? >> all 18 shows we got 18 different special guests, we're talking pop stars, country stars, broadway stars. >> seth: that's great. and they're lined up? >> they are lined up -- well theres 14 are locked up, and four are about to fall into place. >> seth: i would love the invitation! [ laughter ] >> what do you want to sing? >> seth: i don't know. that one -- that song you do where that really sad one. that sad one. >> yeah. >> seth: but this is something very cool and not a joke. everyone in the audience tonight will be receiving a ticket to one of your shows -- >> to the palace. come to the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: courtesy of mr. ben platt. [ cheers and applause ] >> we love it. >> seth: which is a very, very generous and cool thing. thank you. you mentioned -- you mentioned you're getting married to noah. >> yes, we're

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my mother, lovely woman from new jersey and liza starts talking about her mother, judy garland from "rland and i am sitting there and i'm starting to -- still feeling nauseous. i started singing "somewhere over the rainbow." keep in mind i'm a little drunk. i start. ♪ somewhere ♪ liza looks at me. we start singing together. and then suddenly i've got tears streaming down my face i don't know why and i look at liza and she has tears streaming down her face. both of us were just sobbing. the sun is coming up over sunset boulevard and we are singing ♪ somewhere ♪ >> stephen: i want to see that documentary. >> andrew: eventually she dropped me home. the most lovely person. i've never seen her again. >> stephen: congratulations on having that expanse. andrew, lovely to meet you. thank you so much. >> andrew: thank you. >> stephen: "brats" is currently streaming on hulu. andrew mccarthy, everybody. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be governor gretchen whitmer and martha stewart. now stick around for taylor tomlinson and her

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bruce, surely this is more that they're getting a judy garland question? you're right. surely the estate is just happy that they're going to be making lots of money from this. >> yeah, of course, but then i suppose there is a thing of recordings and all that kind of stuff don't last the test of time to have those to, you know, these are all significant cultural icons. >> it's funny, we went to madonna last year at the o2 and i don't know if that was her or that was i, but she sounded phenomenal. and maybe she'd just gone to bed and done some vocal exercises, i don't know, but if it is the case, then that preserves that kind of thing. i don't see there is a problem with it , but i don't see there is a problem with it, but i would like to point out madonna is still alive. as far as i'm aware, i've seen her face, but jonathan, i'm surely there is an impact on the arts because voice actors will be losing work now. >> certainly i've played around with 11 labs. i actually cloned cressida for the office a couple of weeks ago, and you can just if you put in like 30s of someone

and that night was sinatra singing with judy garland and lauren bacall, and dad called up my mom in newenny, pack your bags. we are moving to l.a. and that is just what he did. >> you moved to l.a., your dad became one of the great chroniclers of crew trying, maybe the predecessor of all the true crime stuff going on right now writing for vanity fair. there was a 10th anniversary party that your parents had for their 10th anniversary. a cavalcade of stars. just incredible, the people who were there. but your movement through the lives of your parents, your uncles, joe didion, things like that. how did you -- what kind of fever possessed you to sit down and write this? >> well -- >> and it's a fever, too. >> i could not stop writing it once it was going. i've been collecting stories over the years, that are about my family or about my descendent , about my great, great grandparents whose lives were also extraordinary. so i always recognize that my family was unusual. each one had a very different story. even their animals were eccentric when i was growing up. but i -- you know, we had th

and that night it was sinatra sings with judy garland and lauren bacal, and my dad called and said, lennymoving to l.a. that's what he did. >> so he moved to l.a., your father became the predecessor for "true crime" stuff that's on right now, writing for "vanity fair." there's anniversary for your parents for the tenth anniversary, a cavalcade of stars. but your movement through the lives of your parents, your uncles, john gregory dunne, joan didion, like that, what fever possessed you to sit down and write this? >> well -- >> and it is a fever. >> a dare it -- i could not stop writing it once it begun. i'd been collecting stories over the years about my family, about my descendants, about my great-great grandparents and grandparents whose lives were also extraordinary. so, i always recognized that my family was unusual. each one had a very different story. and even our animals were eccentric when i was growing up. but i -- you know, we have this life-changing moment in our family which was the murder of my sister. >> yeah. >> and that was part of our story. and when i started to write it