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How Dwayne Johnson's real-life grandfather inspired his live-action Maui transformation. Zuri Hall: What scene or song were you most excited to recreate in live action? Catherine Lagaʻaia: You're Welcome—it's an easier ride for me, and I was excited to see how we’d adapt the animated mystical world. Dwayne Johnson: I couldn't wait for You're Welcome either, but selfishly I couldn't wait for How Far I'll Go. It's such an iconic and important song. The pressure was on, and Catherine did an amazing job. It teaches us to have faith to go beyond the reef. Zuri Hall: Walk me through your transformation into Maui. What was it like seeing yourself in the mirror? Dwayne Johnson: It took about two hours total for hair, costume, and tattoos, and seeing it in person was pretty surreal. It's an opportunity to bring these animated characters to life with real flesh and blood emotions. Personally, Maui was inspired by my grandfather, High Chief Peter Maivia, so it means the world to me.

Can getting cheated on when you're young genuinely ruin your heart for good? Toosii opens up about it Funny Marco: Have you ever had a girl cheat on you? How many times? Toosii: By one girl, yeah. A lot of times like 13 times. I was young though, about 14. Funny Marco: Did that damage your heart? Did she ruin you? Toosii: Oh, yeah, for sure. She ruined me. Funny Marco: I'm starting a group called "Insecure Men." Would you be a part of it? Toosii: Nah, hell no. I ain't insecure. Funny Marco: It's not about that it's just to make sure everybody gets home safe, like street lights. Toosii: Nah, that name gives off "I don't trust you" vibes.

Roman Reigns reveals the incredible physical toll and selflessness his wife endured so he could chase his WWE dreams. Shannon Sharpe: How would you say your wife sacrificed what she's been able to put aside so you can chase your dreams? Roman Reigns: She sacrificed more than anyone in our household. She put her body on the line to deliver two sets of twins, going under the knife twice. Seeing those medical procedures, the physical alterations, and the work it takes to bounce back showed me incredible work ethic, love, and selflessness. She gave up her identity so I could chase my goals while she held down the fort. In my opinion, no one makes a greater sacrifice than our wives, the mothers of our children. Shannon Sharpe: Is your wife Black, and did you get funny looks early on when people expected to see you with a white woman? Roman Reigns: She's actually half-white and half-Black her father is white and her mom is Black. We never personally felt any conflict or weird looks. Culturally, though, people reacted differently depending on the location in California she was just seen as Black, but in Atlanta and the South, the mixed distinction was emphasized immediately.

Jeremy Renner opens up to Jamie Foxx about balancing acting and music, and why he used to keep his songs completely to himself. Jeremy Renner tells Jamie Foxx that he has written music all his life, treating it like a personal diary that he wanted to keep to himself. When Jamie notes that people can now pursue multiple paths, Jeremy explains that when he was starting out, people insisted you could only do one thing at a time. He adds that after voicing the lead character in the animated movie Arctic Justice, he turned in a couple of songs, which ultimately led to him writing the entire soundtrack.

Why did Gabourey Sidibe really have kids? So she could steal their Halloween candy using the ultimate parenting hack: The Switch Witch! Jimmy Kimmel: What's the difference between your fraternal twins? Gabourey Sidibe: My daughter has a big personality and speaks in full sentences. My son is doing his best, but mostly just talks about Spider-Man. They change their minds every 36 hours! When I was a kid, my mom dressed me up in kindergarten as a cigarette girl with a box saying, "Coffee, tea, cigarette, me?" Jimmy Kimmel: Do you dress up for Halloween now? Gabourey Sidibe: Once I had kids, I started doing it for the candy—we send them out, do a "Switch Witch" trade while they sleep, and we eat the candy! Jimmy Kimmel: What do they want to be this year? Gabourey Sidibe: My son wanted to be a blackberry for six weeks, but today he said Spider-Man. Too bad—I already bought the balls to glue-gun onto his costume, so he's going to be a blackberry no matter what!

Watch Jamie Foxx try to pull off Dwayne Johnson's legendary catchphrase—with hilarious results. Jamie: I know this is crazy, but you look like you'd be president and jump out of Air Force One in Afghanistan. Dwayne: I would consider running, yes. But first you got to go to school and learn. You have to treat the presidency with an immense amount of respect.  Jamie: Teach me how to say, "Can you smell what the Foxx is cooking?"

In his entire career, Nav has NEVER paid for a feature. Speedy Morman: What's the fastest you've ever made a hit beat?  Nav: "Beibs in the Trap." I made the beat in about 15 minutes on a slow Mac with a broken preamp.  Speedy Morman: How did you handle the second verse?  Nav: I couldn't come up with one, and my friends didn't want to try because they thought it was too hard. But Cash played it for Travis Scott, who saved the day and did the second verse. Speedy Morman: When's the last time you paid for a feature?  Nav: Never in my life. I only pay for travel costs when people show up for videos to show appreciation, not for verses.  Speedy Morman: Not many rappers can say that.  Nav: I'm grateful for my team and relationships. Plus, I'm a producer who pays other producers well, on time, and gives fair cuts.

When I say no, it's not because I don't have two minutes—it's because I've already done it ten times today. Zac: What part of your life now do you think people from your past or the streets least understand?  Lil Baby: They only see their own situation and don't realize how many thousands of other people are asking for things too. They don't see the new responsibilities and relationships I have to manage now. Even when I explain it, they only look at things from their own perspective, whether it's about money or even just my time.

Find out which iconic Prison Break moment with Wentworth Miller was totally unscripted! Conan O'Brien and Sarah Wayne Callies discuss her acting background, with Callies joking that her master's degree is useless for television work. Conan brings up her show Prison Break and her co-star Wentworth Miller. Callies shares that a kissing scene with Miller was somewhat unscripted and praises him as a genuinely nice person.