Thank you for coming back. -What's up, man?

-It was fun to sing with you. -It was perfect.

It was everything we needed to do.

-Yeah, 'cause usually we're competing on the show.

-Yes, and I figured you picked this

because I couldn't technically beat you at a duet.

Although, I think I actually might have.

-Oh, my God, don't be ridiculous.

You can't win in a duet. You have to be one.

-Totally. -And that's what we were.

-We were one. -We were one.

-We won together.

-We had choreographed face-smushing at the end,

which was great. [ Laughter ]

I love when people get so close to the singing --

Anyways, thank you for doing that, pal.

-Yeah, man. -Congratulations.

Since I've seen you last, you've gotten married.

-I have. -Hey, congratulations.

That's the best. [ Cheers and applause ]

That's so cool.

Oh, my gosh, it's the best thing in the world.

It's so awesome. -It was beautiful, yeah.

-The wedding was great? -The wedding was very good.

-Yeah. -Yeah.

-Did your dad, Lenny, who we love, did he sing?

Did he talk? -He didn't sing.

Yeah, he gave a speech. -He did?

-Yeah, he gave a speech.

-What's a Lenny Kravitz speech like?

-It was beautiful.

It was funny because I planned this wedding very well.

And one thing I didn't really think about was speeches

just because, I don't know, it totally slipped my mind.

So the night before I was like,

"I guess I should probably ask you guys to say something."

And so the next day at the wedding my mom, you know,

opens, like, a journal,

and she's written something beautiful.

My dad said when he saw that, he was like, "[Bleep]"

[ Laughter ]

-"I didn't do that at all."

-But he went up and gave one of the most beautiful speeches

I've ever heard, and I was in tears.

And it was -- it kind of made the night.

-Aw, I love him. That's awesome.

Thank you very much for coming to our show.

You just flew in from London

because you're filming "The Batman."

-Yes. -And you are Catwoman.

-Yes. -Oh, my God.

[ Cheers and applause ]

It's so fun. -It's pretty cool.

-How is it going so far?

-I'm legally not allowed to say anything?

-Exactly, right. -But it's good.

-Yeah, it is good? -Very good.

-It's a good cast. -The cast is amazing.

It's funny because sometimes with big movies,

it can almost feel like it's just bigger than you,

but everyone is so excited about this story.

Just everyone is so invested.

It's just a really good energy on set.

-Everyone wants to make this work.

-Yeah. -That's awesome.

I want to talk about "High Fidelity"

'cause I love the book.

I love the movie. -Me, too.

-With John Cusack.

And now I know I'm going to love the show.

And then the music supervisor for this --

-You might know him actually.

-Yeah, I think I've seen him on the Oscars.

Questlove is actually the music supervisor.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-I'm doing too much. -I mean --

-I'm doing too much.

-You know, he doesn't take requests.

How did you get him to do this?

-I stalked him.

-[ Laughs ] You did?

-You're laughing, but yes. -You did?

-Yeah, he's really busy, you know?

And I was texting him and texting him.

And the blue to white ratio on our text was --

-[ Laughs ] Really?

-Yeah. -Yeah.

-But eventually he was -- he came through.

-Like, what would you ask him?

-I mean, he is an encyclopedia.

So especially on a show about music and records,

you know, if we had any kind of question about

"Oh, the character needs to find an incredibly rare record.

What record would you be so excited to find?"

And I would get, like, just pages and pages of information.

It's incredible.

-You have the biggest record collection I have ever seen.

It was like a storage facility.

-Yeah. Near 100,000 right now.

[ Audience ohs ] -If the show was "E.R.,"

and you need, like, a doctor to tell you, like, how things

actually go, he was our music doctor.

-Okay, yeah, he was the doctor of music.

-Yes. -No, he knows everything.

-Yeah, it's crazy. -That's so fun.