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Director Matt Reeves shared a camera test for his upcoming film, 'The Batman,' today. Robert Pattinson stars as the famous Caped Crusader.

Sam Heughan talks about training for the NYC marathon.

Milo Manheim talks about getting trained as an actor in NYU.

Ellie Kemper, who played Erin Hannon on 'The Office,' reveals that she 'broke down in tears basically every day' while filming the series' final episode. She also looks back on her favorite episode, 'Secretary's Day.'

Comedian Nick Kroll joins the 3rd hour of TODAY to talk about his new comedy film, “Olympic Dreams,” that he filmed during the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

The comedian stars alongside Julia Louis-Dreyfus in 'Downhill,' a film about a family ski trip that was shot in the Austrian Alps.

The comedian turns to a dramatic role in the new romantic film “The Photograph,” which hits theaters on Valentine's Day.

Stand-up comedian Lou Sanders performs jokes about her recent man-ban and concerns that everyone is watching too much pornography.

After spotting her massive new engagement ring, James lobbies Anna Faris for the honor of officiating her wedding but the 'Mom' star has other plans.

Michael Peña tells James Corden and Anna Faris about the time he was paired up with Tiger Woods in a celebrity golf match and made the greatest putt of his life in front of the legendary golfer.

The captivating, genre-defying Moses Sumney makes his U.S. television debut with this performance of a brand new song off his upcoming double album, 'græ.'

Julia Louis-Dreyfus's new movie 'Downhill,' co-starring Will Ferrell, is an American adaptation of a Swedish film in which the main characters are forced to make some very tough decisions in some very chilly locations.

Stacey Abrams shares her thoughts about voter conversion and the Census and voter organizations she started after the 2018 election.

Comedian Maria Bamford discusses her attempt to file a restraining order against the president and meeting with random Twitter users to practice her stand-up comedy.

RuPaul shares how he curated his drag persona and how his mother knew he would become famous before he was born.

David talks about his new MasterClass on storytelling and humor, his sister Amy Sedaris, meeting audience members after his live tours, chatting with strangers, and writing funny things when he signs books.

Amy talks about hosting the Golden Globes with Tina Fey, watching the Oscars, being nostalgic for the 70's and 80's, what she was like as a teenager, voicing characters on her new animated show “Duncanville,” and celebrating “Galentine's Day” with her friends from “Parks and Recreation.”

Music guests Skip Marley and H.E.R. turn the Tonight Show into a dancehall club as they perform 'Slow Down.'

Backstreet Boys talk about the first time they sang together 26 years ago, how their band formed and how their band is like a marriage.

Constance Wu chats with Jimmy about their mutual habit of breaking into laughter during comedic scenes, and they watch never-before-seen Fresh Off the Boat bloopers where she couldn't keep it together.