Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night stage is gearing up for a eclectic week of guests, from Hollywood royalty to musical sensations. Kicking off on Monday, December 2, Jamie Lee Curtis stops by to discuss her dual projects, “The Last Showgirl” and “The Sticky.” Following Curtis, comedian Hannah Einbinder promotes her stand-up special, “Hannah Einbinder: Everything Must Go,” before Ava Max closes the show with a musical performance.
Tuesday, December 3, sees a shift to the galaxy far, far away as Jude Law, star of the just premiered “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,” joins Kimmel. Comedian Kyle Mooney, known for his offbeat humor, also appears to promote “Y2K.” Rapper Denzel Curry provides the night’s musical entertainment.
Wednesday, December 4, welcomes the multi-talented Tyler Perry to discuss his directorial work on “The Six Triple Eight,” a World War II drama. Comedian Anthony Jeselnik follows, plugging his stand-up special, “Anthony Jeselnik: Bones and All,” and Busta Rhymes rounds out the evening with a musical performance.
Thursday, December 5, concludes the week with a touch of Disney magic. Billy Eichner, the voice of Timon in “The Lion King” and the upcoming prequel “Mufasa: The Lion King,” sits down with Kimmel. A special treat follows as Chris Martin and Dick Van Dyke appear together to discuss their collaborative music video for “ALL MY LOVE,” before the smooth sounds of Thee Sacred Souls bring the week to a musical close.
Jimmy Kimmel Live! airs weeknights on ABC at 11:35 p.m.
