please say hello to michael angarano. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did i pronounce your last namew where i am until i hear my name pronounced because in staten island, where i'm born, it's angarano. here in california, it managed to be angarano. i now said -- >> jimmy: you spilled water on -- >> on myself. >> jimmy: on your wangarano. i did both. i'm from new york and i live out here so i split the difference and go with angarano. you are from new york originally. do you live here now? >> i do. i moved out here when i was 12. the family migrated from staten island. >> jimmy: they all moved out here? >> yeah. >> jimmy: was it because of you and acting or did you go with your family? >> you know, i think they used it as a great excuse, my acting i mean, to move out there. because my parents are born in brooklyn, i was raised in staten island. all my family's back in staten island, many aunts, uncles, cousins, that italian-catholic family. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> but we moved here for acting. >> jimmy: for acting? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i can't imagine my parents moving, really, for me

tomorrow night, rosario dawson, michael angarano and music from jill scott.od night! ♪ ♪ she said this talking kind of wears me out and all these salesmen baby make me tired ♪ ♪ they're no good to tell you the truth she said i've been getting used to lying ♪ ♪ they send me love songs with store bought words they make me promises like politicians ♪ ♪ so we stumble and disconnect

and then thursday, rosario dawson, from the movie "the art of getting by," michael angarano, and musicoin for those shows, too. our first guest tonight is a talented and delightful woman. you can see her now in the new romantic drama, i think they call it a rom-drom, called "last night." playininin select cities and on video on demand. please say hello to eva mendes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hola, guillermo. [ speaking spanish ] >> we have a whole thing. >> jimmy: ohohhe's got a whole thing, believe me. whole thing you don't know about that's going to be going on. >> oh, really? >> jimmy: good to see you. how are you enjoying summer so far? >> today was awesome. it's been pretty great. >> jimmy: as a kid, did you love summer? >> oh, yeah, for sure. i didn't do, like, the summer camp thing, though. >> jimmy: why not? >> well, i was kind of a, you know, a different kind of kid. >> jimmy: you weren't a camping kid? i didn't even know about summer camp. my parents kept that from me. i only knew that "hello mother, hello father" song. >> that -- ♪ hello mother ♪ hel