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Hasan Minhaj talks about interviewing candidates for the 2020 presidential election on his show, Patriot Act, and what he loves about Andrew Yang and wins over the audience with his own presidential platform.

Charlie gets embarrassed when Jimmy surprises him with the artwork from the two Christmas albums he made as a preteen and demonstrates his pitch-perfect music memory.

Jimmy takes suggestions from the audience, including a recap of the decade and Robert De Niro, Paul McCartney and a Minion doing the Cupid Shuffle.

The actress and model has stopped by TODAY to talk about her projects, including “Higher Learning” in 1995. She also talked about her involvement in “America's Next Top Model” over the years.

“Little Women” has been adapted into a new film, and three of its stars visit TODAY to talk about it: Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh and Eliza Scanlen. Reacting to the lack of a Golden Globes nomination for the film's director, Greta Gerwig, Ronan says the snub “reminds us of how far we still need to go” as women in the film industry.

The two actors star in the film directed by Clint Eastwood about the heroic security guard who saved hundreds of lives at the Atlanta Olympic park bombing.

Late Late Show guest host Alicia Keys turns her interview area into a performance space, inviting her guest Billie Eilish to perform her hit song 'Ocean Eyes' as a duet for the all-female Stage 56 audience.

After Late Late Show guest host Alicia Keys compliments Billie Elish on her teenage success, and brings up the 'Ocean Eyes' cover Alicia posted on her Instagram, Billie surprises Alicia with a 5-year-old video of her covering 'Fallin'' at a talent show. After, Alicia promises to take care of Billie at her first GRAMMYs ceremony coming up in January.

Late Late Show guest host Alicia Keys congratulates Ali Wong on her book, and asks her about what happened on a drive down to San Diego with her mother and daughter, and nature came calling while they were in traffic.

As a young reporter covering politics in the Nixon era, ''The Fall of Richard Nixon'' author Tom Brokaw saw one after another of the President's associates convicted and sent to prison.

Saoirse Ronan's character in ''Little Women,'' Jo March, stars opposite Timothée Chalamet's Laurie, and she was happy to have a chance to break his heart after he broke hers in ''Lady Bird.'

Michael Lewis talks about Donald Trump's lack of interest in having a functional government and interviewing a government worker who was labeled as inessential.

Aisling Bea talks about This Way Up, working as a tour guide at a stud farm and the great prank gift she got from Paul Rudd.

Quentin Tarantino talks about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the real people who inspired Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio's characters in the movie and growing up in Los Angeles.

Allen Stone performs the song Brown Eyed Lover on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Michelle talks about making political jokes, Americans being very mature, doing the White House Correspondents' Dinner, internet trolls, looking like Carrot Top, and the real reason she runs ultra-marathons.

Jack talks about his world tour for Jumanji: The Next Level, bringing his dad to the premiere, making the perfect talk show entrance, putting on a 50th birthday concert where he reenacted his birth, Tenacious D, and his amazing experience recording at Jack White's house in Nashville.

Music guest Summer Walker performs 'Playing Games' for the Tonight Show audience.

Ashley Graham talks about her non-traditional baby shower, where she gave guests real tattoos and piercings, and why she has celebs on her Pretty Big Deal podcast take their shoes off for interviews.

Timothée Chalamet shares why he's so passionate about Little Women and why Greta Gerwig's extraordinary take on the novel is so important for young boys and girls to see.