Guests on Graham's sofa include multi-Oscar-nominated actor Bradley Cooper, pop superstar Lady Gaga, Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker, and double Oscar nominee Ryan Gosling. Plus, music and chat from the legendary Rod Stewart.

Together on Graham's sofa: comedy genius Rowan Atkinson, actress Jamie Lee Curtis, pop star Gary Barlow, and Hollywood king of cool Jeff Goldblum, who chats and performs 'Straighten Up and Fly Right' with Imelda May.

Graham is joined by Whoopi Goldberg, 'The Fall' and 'Fifty Shades' star Jamie Dorman, Oscar-nominated British star of 'Gone Girl' Rosamund Pike, and singer and actor Harry Connick Jr. With music form South Korean boy band BTS, who perform 'Idol'.

With Sir Michael Caine, talking about his memoir Blowing the Bloody Doors Off: And Other Lessons in Life; Hollywood star Chris Pine, in Netflix movie Outlaw King; actor Rami Malek, playing Freddie Mercury in Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody; and double Oscar-winner Sally Field, talking about her autobiography In Pieces. With music from Christine And The Queens, who perform current single 5 Dollars.

With British stars Eddie Redmayne and Jude Law, together in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald; comic actor Melissa McCarthy, in comedy drama Can You Ever Forgive Me?; and Oscar-winner Emma Stone, in the critically-acclaimed historical romp The Favourite. With music from Rick Astley, who performs his current single Try.

Graham is joined by Claire Foy, starring in the crime thriller The Girl in the Spider's Web, Hollywood action hero Kurt Russell, playing Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles, comedian and writer David Walliams, presenting his new children's book The Ice Monster, and actor and comedian Lee Evans, back on the West End stage in a new Harold Pinter season. With music from Mumford & Sons, performing their new single Guiding Light.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: star of stage and screen Sir Ian McKellen, talking about his one-man stage show; Oscar-nominated Brit Carey Mulligan, in new US drama Wildlife; Kingsman star Taron Egerton, playing Robin of Loxley in the new Robin Hood; and singing star Michael Bublé, who chats and performs I Only Have Eyes For You from his new album.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Oscar-winner Nicole Kidman, in new crime thriller Destroyer, actor and writer Stephen Fry, talking about his latest adaptation of Greek myths, Heroes, hilarious stand-up Joe Lycett and world, Olympic and Tour de France cycling champion Geraint Thomas. With a musical performance from pop superstars Take That.

Guests include Oscar-nominated actor and comedian Steve Carell, who stars in new fantasy drama Welcome to Marwen, national treasure Dawn French, who is making her panto debut in Snow White at the London Palladium, Black Panther star Michael B Jordan, who is reprising his boxing role in Creed 2, and actress Ruth Wilson, who discusses the new BBC drama Mrs Wilson. Plus music and chat from Cheryl, who performs her new single Love Made Me Do it.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: Oscar-winning Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey, talking about his new crime drama White Boy Rick, professional wrestler-turned-actor John Cena, starring in new sci-fi action film Bumblebee and superstar chef Jamie Oliver, presenting his latest book Jamie Cooks Italy. With music from Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus, who perform the single Nothing Breaks Like A Heart.

Together on Graham's sofa tonight: Hollywood hunk and ex-Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa, starring in new blockbuster Aquaman, dancer and Strictly judge Dame Darcey Bussell, presenting her new book of photographs Evolved, top comic Bill Bailey, talking about his latest show Larks In Transit and musical guests Little Mix, who perform their new single Think About Us.

Featuring the stars of the new Mary Poppins Returns: star of The Devil Wears Prada and Sicario, Emily Blunt; Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda; James Bond and Paddington star Ben Whishaw; and star of Shutter Island and The Newsroom Emily Mortimer. With music from Boy George & Culture Club who perform Life.

James McAvoy talks about working with Bruce Willis, Sarah Paulson reveals how she got Samuel L Jackson to like her, Richard E Grant celebrates losing his awards virginity, Steve Coogan and John C Reilly talk about friendship and Westlife perform live in the studio.

Saoirse Ronan says filming with Margot Robbie was emotional, Timothée Chalamet confesses to being a massive Steve Carrell fan, Laura Linney says doing her new play is terrifying, Stephen Mangan explains why he's often called Dan and The 1975 perform live in the studio.

Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: Dame Judi Dench and Sir Kenneth Branagh, together as Anne Hathaway and William Shakespeare in new drama All Is True, world heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua, Swedish star Noomi Rapace, in new action thriller Close and the always-hilarious Greg Davies. With music from Claire Richards, who performs the single These Wings.

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Among the guests on Graham's sofa tonight: star of stage and screen Sir Patrick Stewart, in fantasy adventure The Kid Who Would Be King, comedy genius Ricky Gervais, talking about dark new sitcom After Life, actress Regina King, Oscar-nominated for her performance in If Beale Street Could Talk, Chiwetel Ejiofor, director and star of the inspiring The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind and music from Jack Savoretti, who performs his latest single Candlelight.

The host invites Oscar-nominee Felicity Jones and Hollywood star Armie Hammer to discuss their biopic On the Basis of Sex, which is based on the life and early cases of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Stephen Merchant talks about Fighting with My Family, a fact-based comedy drama set in the world of wrestling, in which he co-stars and directs. Plus, comedian Rob Beckett puts in a good word for his BBC One talent show All Together Now, Calvin Harris and Rag'n'Bone Man perform their current single Giant and more audience members try to recount an anecdote from the red chair.