Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones shine in 'Twisters', while Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum team up for 'Fly Me to the Moon'. The mailbag covers Tom Cruise's next projects, James Bond talk, and more movie slate details.

Naomi Ackie, known for her dynamic roles, discusses her new film Blink Twice where she navigates eerie dynamics on a tech billionaire's private island, played by Channing Tatum. Channing reflects on portraying a character engulfed in scandal and the chaos that unfolds during a long party. Zoë Kravitz shares insight into her directorial debut, emphasizing the film's unique storytelling and thematic depth. The conversation also touches on audience engagement and the joy of nostalgia through music and classic TV, rounding off a lively discussion.

This week’s guests include Jeremy Allen White, a rising star from a hit series, and the legendary Harrison Ford, known for iconic action films. They dive into wild Hollywood assistant stories that are both hilarious and bizarre. The discussion also touches on senior celebrities like Jane Fonda and Jack Nicholson, sharing updates and personal anecdotes. A Q&A session reveals celebrity relationship dynamics, with insights into how social media impacts their public personas. Tune in for laughs and behind-the-scenes secrets!

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively address the heated cast feud surrounding 'It Ends With Us,' defending themselves against shocking allegations. Usher reveals why he had to cancel his tour's opening night, raising concerns about his wellbeing. Kaley Cuoco shares the exhilarating details of her recent engagement, while John Cena hints at a potential role at the Oscars. Sam Asghari discusses an upcoming biopic, and Nick Jonas reflects on his daughter's path into show business. Plus, the romantic connections between Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz intrigue fans.

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum discuss the romantic dramedy Fly Me to the Moon, where they clash and flirt while preparing for Apollo 11. The movie features a unique concept of a backup moon landing and explores patriotism and American identity during a historical event. The hosts analyze the film, praising its entertainment value but critiquing its lack of depth and zaniness.