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Monday on "The Talk@Home," Luke Wilson discusses recent news of Mindy Kaling and Dan Goor officially signing on to write "Legally Blonde 3" and if he'd sign on for another installment. "Oh yeah, I'd do one in a second." "A couple of years ago Reese [Witherspoon] had mentioned wanting to do one," adds Wilson. "I've never had a movie where women that watched it back when they were kids now have, you know, kids of their own that they are showing the movie to also. So, in a very nice way it's come full circle and it's nice to work on something that, kind of, people respond to, especially so many years later." Wilson also dishes on his new DC Universe series "Stargirl" and playing a superhero for the first time.

Both shared their love for Hawaii, and Jo talked about his comedy special "Coming In Hot," cooking with his son, dancing, and more.

ICYMI: Sharon Osbourne got up close and personal with Maluma for a quarantine update from Colombia. The Latin pop star, who recently released the new single "ADMV" an acronym for "Amor de Mi Vida" or "Love of my Life", shares the story behind his very first tattoo, which artist he would love to collaborate with and working with the Queen of Pop Madonna. "ADMV" is currently available for download and streaming.

Carrie Ann Inaba & Kat Graham talked about the importance of movement and energy, upcoming new projects (and potential new music ) and we meet some of Kat's furry friends today, in "The Talk Chat Room." Air Date: April 10, 2020

Sheryl Underwood caught up with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey and fiancé Mike Hill to discuss the upcoming RHOA reunion, their thoughts on the new Michael Jordan documentary, how the couple first met and more. Air Date: May 1, 2020

Today in "The Talk Chat Room" Sharon Osbourne asked esteemed Family Medicine Physician Doctor Mike Varshavski questions from the fans about COVID-19. Air Date: April 17, 2020

"The Neighborhood's" Max Greenfield shares how he's staying in touch with his on-screen family, his dream cast 'quaran-team' and spills on tonight's finale episode.

The Talk hosts play a quarantine version of "Underoath with Underwood" with CBS' "All Rise" actress Simone Missick.

"The Talk@Home" hosts discuss CBS' plans to launch a Sunday movie night in May, featuring five iconic and acclaimed feature films from the Paramount Pictures library. The first Sunday, May 3, kicks off with "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark."

"Blue Bloods" fans not only get to see a new episode tonight, but they'll also be able to watch a virtual Reagan family dinner. Donnie Wahlberg tells "The Talk@Home" hosts more, Friday. "I thought about the fact that like 'Blue Bloods' dinner scene is a perfect thing to do on a Zoom. You know, it's a perfect way for us to get together, not only to see each other and visit each other because our season got cut short and we didn't get to say bye to each other, but also to let the fans connect with us...everyone in the cast did it. It was really amazing and really, really sweet." Wahlberg also discusses his beloved Patriots and Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski reuniting in Tampa Bay. "I think if he [Gronk] wants to play again, he's going to play in a warm weather place with Tom Brady. I don't think it was any plot they had for a few years. I'm always a Patriot fan, but I love those guys. I know them personally...I'm going to root for Tampa Bay and the Patriots. Unless they play each other...then I'm Patriots all the way."

Donnie Wahlberg visits "The Talk@Home" and discusses his "House Party" video. "We wanted the song to serve two purposes, one to give people an escape and let them have fun," Wahlberg says. "We've raised almost a quarter of a million dollars right now from the song, and all of it is going to No Kid Hungry." Wahlberg adds about getting brother, Mark to participate, "I needed quick results, and Mark is a procrastinator when it comes to music stuff. You know, he forgets like who created the whole Marky Mark thing, that was me, for him...

Actress Mary Steenburgen shares details behind Sunday's big season finale of "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist" on "The Talk@Home" Friday. "The making of that was one of the most extraordinary experiences that I've ever had in my career. There is a shot in there that is a 7-minute-long uncut Steadicam shot that has to do with a song and it required about 100 people moving very precisely, ducking under things, running behind the camera to be in the right place at the right moment. It was thrilling."

Monday on "The Talk@Home," Simone Missick spills details about the first virtual scripted episode of her CBS show "All Rise." "All of us eventually ended up doing about 12 different departments in addition to acting. So, we were moving lights. We were switching sets. I'm taking them on location scouts around my house." Missick also discusses the intense shooting process. "It took six days. It was very exhausting, you know doing all those different departments but, it felt like this is a love letter to all of the essential workers, not only in LA, but across the country." Her husband, actor Dorian Missick, guest stars on the episode playing DJ Tailwind. "It was great. He wouldn't really let me style him but, there was one moment where I was like, "Babe I need to comb your hair'. "She adds, "He was the best grip boy. He kept moving furniture for me and lights. It was just nice he gets to be a part of that."