The View

Actor and author John Cho shares about his greatest hopes for his new book “Troublemaker” discusses the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes amid the pandemic.

In Hot Topics, Lindsey Granger guest co-hosts. The panel shares their takeaways on the first day of the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, and more.

Daniel Radcliffe shares why he enjoyed playing the “fun bad guy” in his new movie “The Lost City,” his favorite scene with co-star Sandra Bullock and looks back at his first appearance on “The View” in 2002.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts weigh in after Republicans ramped up their attacked on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, and more.

Singer Michael Bublé shares about his upcoming album "Higher,” balancing fatherhood with his career and why he and his wife decided to announce they're expecting their fourth child through his ‘I’ll Never Not Love You’ music video.

In Hot Topics, Eboni K. Williams guest co-hosts. The panel discusses Russian media reporting that WNBA star Brittney Griner will be detained until May, and more.

Broadway star Patti LuPone shares why she believes the show “Company” has resonated with audiences after so many years, discusses theatre etiquette after being hit with roses during her bow and explains why being fearless on stage doesn't translate to her real life scenarios.

Then, actor Josh Peck shares why he opens up in his new book, "Happy People Are Annoying," about his struggles with weight, addiction and grappling with the hardships of being a child actor.

In Hot Topics, Alyssa Farah Griffin joins. The panel weighs in on Pres. Biden calling Putin a “war criminal” as Russian forces intensify their assault, and more.

Amy Schumer turned to Whoopi Goldberg for advice on hosting the Oscars, discusses taking part in the book "Arrival Stories," and being the writer, executive producer, director and star in her new series, “Life & Beth.”

In Hot Topics, Alyssa Farah Griffin joins. The panel reacts to Ukraine Pres. Zelenskyy’s plea to Pres. Biden for leadership, and more.

"Late Night" host and author of the children's book, "I'm Not Scared, You're Scared" Seth Meyers discusses the benefits of hosting his show remotely during the pandemic, his time on "Saturday Night Live” and the inspiration behind his new book.

In Hot Topics, Alyssa Farah Griffin joins. The panel weighs in on an anti-war protester interrupting a Russian state TV broadcast, and more.

Actress-turned-activist Evan Rachel Wood tells “The View” why she details the alleged abuse she says she endured at the hands of Marilyn Manson, which he denies, in her documentary “Phoenix Rising” and discusses her advocacy for assault victims.

In Hot Topics, Alyssa Farah Griffin guest co-hosts. The panel questions if economic issues and inflation are hurting Pres. Biden, and more.

On a new episode of ABC's "Close Up," Lin-Manuel Miranda shares never-heard-before anecdotes from behind the scenes of his buzziest projects: "Encanto," "In the Heights," "Hamilton" and "tick, tick…BOOM!" Miranda talks with "Close Up" host Kelley Carter about how he knows when he’s nailed a lyric, what it’s like writing songs with his kids, and what love advice he’d give his younger self. Plus, hear what Steven Spielberg told him when he snuck onto the "Westside Story" set.

"Close Up" features interviews with Hollywood's biggest names about their individual journeys to stardom, their creative processes and the defining moments in their lives and careers. And each week host Kelley Carter invites fellow industry insiders to share expert insights and unique perspectives on the latest entertainment news. Follow the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you're listening now by searching for "Close Up."

Executive Producer and star of the reinvented “Cheaper By the Dozen” film Gabrielle Union shares how the blended family navigates living in a primarily white neighborhood and why she opened up on Instagram about her personal struggles.

In Hot Topics, Stephanie Grisham guest co-hosts. The panel weighs in on Vice Pres. Kamala Harris bring criticized for laughing after being asked about accepting refugees into the U.S., and more.

Samuel L. Jackson explains how he resonated with his role in the limited series “The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey” because of his family history of Alzheimer’s and dementia, and looks back on his hilarious appearance on the show in 2002!

Then, Samira Wiley shares what’s next for “Handmaid's Tale” and making her Tribeca Film Festival debut.

In Hot Topics, Stephanie Grisham joins. The panel react to Russia bombing a Ukrainian maternity hospital, and more.